Sarah Palin. Politics. NASCAR. What more could you want?

In looking at the results of this past Tuesday’s primary elections in assorted states, a few things are clear. To those who have ears to hear, as the Scripture says.

First and foremost, Sarah Palin remains the barracuda to everyone else’s guppy. Her endorsement of Joe Miller in the Alaska GOP Senate race was crucial in his . . . → Read More: Sarah Palin. Politics. NASCAR. What more could you want?

Now that Bristol Palin’s seen the light…

The Palins. As if you didn't know that!

… and dumped Levi Johnston once and for all, can we who care get together and find her a Jesus-loving, Bible-believing, God-fearing, red-blooded all-American boy who’ll love her with all his heart, help raise Tripp the right way and be the man in a Biblically-based marriage?

As gorgeous as . . . → Read More: Now that Bristol Palin’s seen the light…

Different day, same Allahpundit BS about Sarah Palin

Not going to link to the story; neither the author nor the site deserve it. If you want to see it, go there — you know where — and look for an entry made today about JournoList fallout.

Having said that, let us return to the patron saint of beta males and his latest jab at a . . . → Read More: Different day, same Allahpundit BS about Sarah Palin

Politics And Sex And Stuff Like That

Nikki Haley, Christine O'Donnell and Liz Carter

Not to boast or anything, but lately I’m being followed by a trio of beautiful women.

Okay, truth. They’re all running for political office and doubtless have no idea whatsoever I exist. And the only place they’re following me is on Twitter. But hey.

Setting the silly aside, the role of . . . → Read More: Politics And Sex And Stuff Like That

In Defense Of David Frum (Sort Of, At Least A Little)

Today is David Frum’s birthday. No, I didn’t get him a card, an offense for which no doubt there will be reciprocation come the twenty-third of next month, when yours truly marks the anniversary of his arrival on this mortal coil. But I digress. (And the rest of you have no excuse for not sending me . . . → Read More: In Defense Of David Frum (Sort Of, At Least A Little)

California’s Slow Motion Political Suicide

It’s oft been said that only Christians kill their wounded. Running somewhat parallel to this is the truism, regardless of whether it’s regarded as such, that only in politics do participants set themselves on fire and proclaim it a case of shining light on the situation. Such is presently the case in California. At least as . . . → Read More: California’s Slow Motion Political Suicide

We Are Not Amused

Back in the dawn of antiquity otherwise known as 1992, Roger Waters of Pink Floyd fame released an album titled Amused To Death. Like everything else he’s done solo or with the band since Wish You Were Here (well, Animals has its moments of quality), it’s a dreary listen. The musical inventiveness that was . . . → Read More: We Are Not Amused

Reading The Headlines So You Don’t Have To

The things you find at Yahoo…

Headline: Planned Sarah Palin CSU speech stirs California protest (CSU stands for California State University, of which there are several; this particular one being Stanislaus). Were the speech being given by Michelle Obama, think any of the mortally offended parties would raise so much as a peep? Although they do have . . . → Read More: Reading The Headlines So You Don’t Have To

Sarah Palin Has Credibility; Being Hired By CNN Not So Much

Back in the dim and distant past, I interviewed Kerry Livgren, best known for his work with the American progressive rock band Kansas in the ’70s and author of such classics as “Dust In The Wind” and “Carry On Wayward Son”. Livgren became a Christian while he was with Kansas. When I asked him about how . . . → Read More: Sarah Palin Has Credibility; Being Hired By CNN Not So Much

The Final Word On Why It Was Wise Of Sarah Palin To Skip CPAC

Ron Paul thanks one of his supporters at CPAC 2010.

Ron Paul won the straw poll at CPAC 2010 on who the most attendees wanted to see win the Republican nomination in 2010.

And I have lost all respect for Jar . . . → Read More: The Final Word On Why It Was Wise Of Sarah Palin To Skip CPAC