Month: December 2017

Here’s a polling gem (uncovered by Matt Drudge) that you probably won’t find on tonight’s edition of “Countdown.” Looks like the poster boy for the Daily Kos/Keith Olberman wing of…

A hat tip to the incomparable Michelle Malkin, for her heads-up on this post at Blackfive, concerning U.S. Army efforts to crack-down on military bloggers. According to a recent press…

Browsing the ABC News website (we go there so you don’t have to), I discovered that “Good Morning America” co-anchor Diane Sawyer is currently visiting North Korea. You may recall…

Last week, we predicted that it might be some time before North Korea attempted another nuclear test, citing evidence that Pyongyang’s 9 October blast was only partially successful. Coming on…

The military can be roughly divided between those who fight, and those who don’t. Somewhere along the way, support troops falling into that latter category acquired the nickname of REMFs,…

When he ran for President back in 2004, John Kerry (perhaps you’ve heard, he served in Vietnam), made the usual promises about taking care of the troops and fighting a…

When he ran for President back in 2004, John Kerry (perhaps you’ve heard, he served in Vietnam), made the usual promises about taking care of the troops and fighting a…

According to Massachusetts Senator John Forbes Kerry (perhaps you’ve heard, he served in Vietnam), the men and women currently serving in our military are apparently n’er-do-wells who couldn’t make the…

…but I’m not overly enthused about North Korea’s agreement to return to Six-Party nuclear talks. Both the State Department and the White House are hailing Pyongyang’s decision as a major…

The New York Times is expressing concern over the apparent disclosure of classified information. That’s right, the same paper that dismissed worries about its expose on the NSA terrorist surveillance…