Chia has sunk to a new low…a Chia Barack Obama. Though the website claims you can only order them online, I caught these at the cash register at a Walgreen’s in Skokie:
For shame, Walgreens! For shame!
Dorothy Rabinowitz has got a new op-ed out in today’s WSJ. Praytell, let’s see if we can figure out who she’s talking about:
To hear [The President] speak now on matters like the national defense is to recognize that the leader now in the White House is in every respect the person he seemed on the [...]
Even industry conferences are arranging for people to see the innaguration of P.E. Obama…from Internet Retailer Web Design ‘09:
Obama Inaugural Live on the Big Screens at Web Design ‘09
Attendees at the Second Annual Internet Retailer Web Design ‘09 Conference will have a great seat from which to watch the historic Inaugural Address of Barack Obama [...]
…to live in Illinois:
As seen today in the Skokie Public Library:
The man obviously really, really, really likes “Team of Rivals.” I do as well, and were I ever elected President I’d design my cabinet the same way.
Like Buzzflash, I’ve long admired Steve Chapman, an old-style, true conservative. He’s got a great column today on the faith that the President-Elect had to have in the people of America:
His decision to run last year was revealing, and not just about his ambition. His most vociferous detractors portrayed him as a closet radical with [...]
Quoted from Obama and the Politics of Crowds:
On the face of it, there is nothing overwhelmingly stirring about Sen. Obama. There is a cerebral quality to him, and an air of detachment. He has eloquence, but within bounds. After nearly two years on the trail, the audience can pretty much anticipate and recite his lines. [...]
Please please please tell me that these people (Roger Hill) don’t really get to vote. And no, it’s not that it’s because he’s not voting for Obama, rather it’s for why…can he honestly believe that crap?
Quoted from Obama As The Anti Christ?:
This is perhaps one of the most disturbing clips I’ve seen about the [...]
Peggy Noonan continues to make sense (or, rather, she’s started making sense again after she went around the bend for a bit). Today’s evidence:
A great moment: When the press was hitting hard on the pregnancy of Sarah Palin’s 17-year-old daughter, he did not respond with a politically shrewd “I have no comment,” or “We shouldn’t [...]