This just creeps me out:
Of course, we’ve seen this before. Specifically, before the Election last year:
And, we’ve seen it elsewhere too.
In places like North Korea:
I believe in the free speech that liberals used to believe in, the economic freedom that conservatives used to believe in, and the personal freedom that America used to believe in.
Today’s New York Times provides further evidence that merely concentrating on Afghanistan isn’t going to work:
WASHINGTON — Senior Taliban leaders, showing a surprising level of sophistication and organization, are using their sanctuary in Pakistan to stoke a widening campaign of violence in northern and western Afghanistan, senior American military and intelligence officials say.
The Taliban’s expansion [...]
From yesterday on Bloomberg Television:
Hard to say whether this is a result of the missile defense decision or not, but it’s certainly a positive development:
NEW YORK (AP) — Giving some ground on a top priority of President Barack Obama, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said Wednesday that sanctions are rarely productive but he opened the door to tougher ones to [...]
There’s no evidence that it’s true, but this certainly seems like something committed by a person with an anti-government bone to pick:
WASHINGTON — The FBI is investigating the hanging death of a U.S. Census worker near a Kentucky cemetery, and a law enforcement official told The Associated Press the word ‘fed” was scrawled on the [...]
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahamdenijad spewed his nonsense to the U.N. General Assembly earlier today:
UNITED NATIONS – Under increasing attack over Iran’s suspected nuclear weapons program, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told the U.N. General Assembly on Wednesday that Tehran was ready to meet conciliation with conciliation.
Ahmadinejad spoke to a half-empty chamber as he sought to cast himself [...]
Republican Congressman Steve King makes the most bizarre argument yet against same-sex marriage:
KING: Well, we’ve had a significant percentage of people that have come to Iowa as same-sex couples to get married. And that, that percentage is up there some place over a fourth, if I remember correctly on the data that I have seen, [...]
It was 57 years ago today that Richard Nixon, in the middle of what seemed to be a “scandal” that threatened to boot him from the Republican ticket, first showed the power of television in politics.
Via Wikipedia, here’s the background:
In 1950, California Congressman Richard Nixon was elected to the Senate, defeating Representative Helen Gahagan Douglas. [...]
Another bizarre moment from America’s most bizarre television host:
On the other hand, it does appear that Beck has once-and-for-all destroyed the boiling frog myth.
From the guys at Reason.tv
H/T: United Liberty
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