John Moore | December 30, 2003
Steven Den Beste, in a long article on voting patterns, comes up with the brilliant analogy of the Democratic primary race as the card game Hearts. It’s a great match… which is not a surprise given the source.
John Moore | December 30, 2003
From:Howard Dean Campaign
To:Campaign Staffers
Re:Authorized Automobile Car Decals
The following decals may be displayed on staff member automobiles. BE SURE to use the ones appropriate to your region, and remove inappropriate decals if you change regions.
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John Moore | December 24, 2003
For once… not about political affairs.
As a professional in the computer industry, I subscribe to Wired Magazine. I was amazed to discover that I could not renew via a web page! This magazine purports to be the voice of the ultra-modern web world.
Pathetic!
John Moore | December 21, 2003
If one only read the Washington Post or the New York Times, you would get the information that years of diplomacy and sanctions led to the stunning surrender of Libya’s WMD program. You would not hear that Gadaffi stated that the war in Iraq was the deciding factor!
The New York Times at least credits the [...]
John Moore | December 21, 2003
Omar, at Iraq The Model has an eloquent and fascinating discourse on these subjects. Examples:
we give conspiracy theory-fortified milk to our babies once they pass the age of 6 months.
…calling all of you to support the just struggle between civilization on one side and terrorism and dictatorship on the other.
John Moore | December 21, 2003
Useful Fools has raised the Democratic Candidate Opportunism Threat Level to Orange.
This is due to increased threat of both terrorism, increase chatter by the candidates and expected cynical use of any resulting terrorist event by them.
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John Moore | December 20, 2003
In yet another example of how far the great BBC has fallen, a BBC internal memo instructs reporters to call Saddam “the former leader of Iraq” and not to call him a “dictator”. The reason: technically, he was elected. I wonder if they apply the same rule to Hitler, who was also elected?
This is right [...]
John Moore | December 19, 2003
Today there was apparently an extremely significant victory in World War IV (poorly named The War on Terror). Libya has announced that it is abandoning its WMD programs (including a very advanced nuclear program that was “close to producing weapons”).
The left is baffled. How could this have happened? Did the sanctions finally work?
John Moore | December 16, 2003
The Democrat presidential candidates (with the honorable exception of Joe Lieberman) are striving show that they will abandon Iraq at their first opportunity, as their party did previously in Vietnam and Mogadishu. Their intent is clear, even when they say “We will stay, but…”. They mistakenly believe that Bush is an illegitimate president, and [...]
John Moore | December 16, 2003
In National Review’s blog, K-Lo writes:
MAD MADDY [Kathryn Jean Lopez]
Hannity and Colmes just replayed a segment from earlier on Fox during which Mort Kondrake relayed a conversation he had with Madeline Albright in a Fox green room. She asks, Do you suppose the administration has Osama bin Laden and will bring him out before the [...]