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July 31, 2009
First, I and my family have been exceedingly fortunate in never having to want for heath care.  The USAF, read the Government, provided heath care for both me and my family while I was on active duty, some 27 years.  When we were at remote locations the family had access to whatever medical [...]

From a friend
by Garrison Keillor
 
I have made fun of Lutherans for years - who wouldn’t, if you lived in Minnesota? But I have also sung with Lutherans and that is one of the main joys of life, along with hot baths and fresh sweet corn.
 
We make fun of Lutherans for their blandness, their excessive calm, [...]

July 31, 2009
By Michelle Malkin
Everything you need to know about false Hope and Change can be found in one picture: the image of President Obama embracing embattled Sen. Chris Dodd.
The troubled Democrat is in deep over his sweetheart Countrywide home-loan deals, corporate bailout cash and crony associations. New revelations by Countrywide whistleblower Robert Feinberg confirm [...]

July 31, 2009
By Suzanne Fields
Barack Obama was a rock star on the campaign trail and his aura went undimmed in his first few months of office. But then he began taking too many curtain calls. The applause subsided, but he kept coming back to center stage to try harder to wow us. He forgot what [...]

July 31, 2009
By Charles Krauthammer
WASHINGTON — Yesterday, Barack Obama was God. Today, he’s fallen from grace, the magic gone, his health care reform dead. If you believed the first idiocy — and half the mainstream media did — you’ll believe the second. Don’t believe either.
Conventional wisdom always makes straight-line projections. They are always wrong. Yes, [...]

July 31, 2009
By David Limbaugh
I am gratified that an awakened public has sent Congress an unequivocal message not to socialize our health care system, but note that this war is just beginning. Gen. Barack Obama is not the slightest bit deterred by the public’s negative reaction, because he knows more than they do about what’s [...]

July 31, 2009
By Jeanette Colville
Construction sites warn drivers of danger ahead, proceed with caution. Cyber sites have now become hazardous terrain at reader forums, and it bodes well for readers at American Thinker to be aware of the often elusive pitfalls of Trolls at Work.
 
What is a Troll, you ask? According to Scandinavian folklore,
 
“… a [...]

July 31, 2009
By James Lewis
The birth debate about Obama is real enough, but it is legally complicated, as analyzed by legal beagle Andrew McCarthy at National Review. No judge is going to question the Constitutional qualifications of an elected president. I’m sorry, but that’s the practical reality. The judge is going to follow stare decisis [...]

Trading spare parts for terrorists
July 31, 2009
The State Department confirmed this week that the Obama administration will ease trade restrictions against Syria. This policy takes engagement too far, too soon.
Special Mideast envoy George Mitchell informed Syrian President Bashar Assad that the United States will help Syria obtain spare aircraft parts, information-technology systems and telecommunications equipment [...]