New York Times finds room to cover Holocaust Deniers March 13, 2007

Good for the New York Times for writing an article about the increasingly vocal group of scientists who are saying “Enough! with the global warming alarmism”. One thing missing from the article is any mention of the intimidation that scientists who have spoken out have received from politicians. To see what I mean, [...]

Michael Yon on Ernie Pyle March 13, 2007

Ernie is Dead is the title of Michael’s latest Dispatch from Iraq, don’t miss it!
Also, check out this post by guest blogger at Michelle Malkin, none other than Matt Burden, aka Blackfive. It is titled Air Force War Funding Talking Points and it features a Someone You Should Know Matt did on [...]

Must See TV: UPI reporter Pamela Hess March 12, 2007

Check out this video from Pamela Hess, UPI reporter who covers the Pentagon. Rarely do you see such raw emotion, honesty and perspective from a journalist. This is tremendously moving video. We need more journalists like Pamela Hess.

Jules Crittenden and Blackfive have more.

Michael Yon live from Iraq tonight on Pundit Review Radio March 11, 2007

We will be on WRKO this evening at approximately 8:45-9pm EST following the Boston Celtics basketball game.
We will have another special edition of Someone You Should Know, our weekly collaboration with the #1 milblog Blackfive to bring the inspirational true stories of the men and women fighting for us around the world to the radio.
At [...]

Barack Obama’s “Quasi-Ethics” March 10, 2007

Oh the audacity. Barack Obama’s campaign message is coming together nicely,
“Do as I say, not as I do”.
Even fits on a bumper sticker! He talks a good game about a different kind of politics, about ethics and transparency but what little we do know about Barack Obama shows that he [...]

How do you want to be remembered? March 8, 2007

The reason I ask this question is because of some shocking news I heard today. Having been out of town all week, I had missed that Alan Greenberg, sports writer for the Hartford Courant, had passed away at the age of 55. Alan was a fixture in the Boston sports scene. He [...]

Newt, The Only True Reagan Republican at CPAC March 8, 2007

I have had the pleasure of being a guest on Jamie Johnson’s radio show in Iowa numerous times on the Faith and Freedom network. He was at CPAC (Conservative Political Action Conference) at the keynote speech given by Newt Gingrich and had this to say:
OUT OF THE WILDERNESS
By Jamie Johnson
www.IowaNewsTalk.com
At the Conservative Political Action [...]

Michael Yon’s latest Dispatch March 8, 2007

Check out Michael Yon’s most recent Dispatch from Iraq.
Michael has traveled around the entire country in recent weeks. What he is doing is truly unique and incredibly valuable for all of us here at home who want to know what is happening on the ground. If you, like me, are sick of reporting from [...]

Back from Florida March 8, 2007

I just returned last night from a wonderful week in Florida with my family. A few observations before regular blogging resumes…
1. There is nothing better than sitting by the pool and reading about record cold and fifty year low temps.
2. I forgot how AWFUL drivers in Florida are. I lived [...]

Meet the Blogtogenarian February 28, 2007

A terrific article in The Weston (CT ) Forum on an 83-year old blogger named Robert Stein. Written by Patricia Gay, the article does a great job capturing not just the life and times of Mr. Stein, which were interesting on their own, but his motivations for blogging and observations on politics. This [...]