Column: We stand on Buckley's broad shouldersBy Jason Bedrick and D.J. Bettencourt ( Read more... )

Have you noticed that environmentalism has become a neo-pagan religion for some liberals?

Take this article for example. This enviro-nut argues with a straight face that the "silver lining" to the "looming catastrophe facing the world as the pace of global heating and polar melting accelerates" is that most of the people who will drown currently ( Read more... )

For those of you who don't already know, I made it into the Jerusalem Post (and JTA and a bunch of other places ( Read more... )

I've decided that I'm going to try to start posting more regularly again, especially regarding what I'm learning here at yeshiva. But for now, I'll do another classic link dump:

1) World's smallest Torah: the Nano-Torah2) Every now and then I hear the apologists for the Islamo-fascists (who scoff at the term) explain that Islam doesn't contain the ( Read more... )

Goldberg's comment about Huckabee's love of tax hikes isn't fair (though, admittedly and unfortunately, his jab about free trade is warranted), but his overall point is solid ( Read more... )

I've long predicted this scenario but I figured I'd put it down in writing ( Read more... )

Odd, when Israeli soldiers fire rubber bullets at stone-wielding thugs, they're condemned. Where's the outrage from the West over this? Where are the world leaders condemning the Palestinian government ( Read more... )

The NYT is finally realizing that Huckabee is first-tier material. Meanwhile, Huckabee is surging in Iowa:

Romney 27%
Huckabee 21
Giuliani 15
Thompson 9
Paul 4
McCain 4
Tancredo 3
Hunter 2
Undecided 14

And here's another video from the Huckabee event at my house; this time the topic is the second amendment:

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Two short videos from Gov. Mike Huckabee's Q&A event at my house a few weeks ago:

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Utahns Can Vote for School Choice Tuesday
By John Stossel

Next Tuesday, Utah voters go to the polls to decide if their state will become the first in the nation to offer school vouchers statewide. Referendum 1 would make all public-school kids eligible for vouchers worth from $500 to $3,000 a year, depending on family income. Parents could then ( Read more... )