Zero Base Thinking

Believe In Democracy The recent election in Israel has many commentators in a tizzy, and politicians wondering what to do next. Even Kofi A...

If Bush Was A Statesman... Osama has given the forces of freedom in Iraq a big chance, if only George Bush has what it takes to take it. Sh...

Abortion Lies Are Revealed For whatever reason, I, like most Americans not affiliated with the democrat party, have not given abortion much ...

Another Incompetent Ruling In yet another display of judicial incompetence, a judge in Maryland has ruled that a 33-year-old state law agai...

Iran: NEXT Over at Dean's World, Aziz P has a post up that is worthy of grave consideration. It refers to an article from The Atlantic...

Visual Illusion In the interest of the exploration of the human mind, I invite you all to lok at this illusion . If the colors change, or di...

Larry's Memo To Bush Larry Sabato, who is as close to a non-partisan political writer as there is, has posted what he calls an "Ur...

Kyoto in Montreal And now up for a post-mortem perambulation is the Kyoto Accord, as the hacks of the world bureaucracy and their symbionts ...

Another Threat Aborning What with all the noise from Congress about a national ID card, many of us had resigned ourselves to a certain amoun...

Choice and Life Abortion is the most divisive issue of our time. It certainly permeates our national debate over the Supreme Court nominat...

Iraq More Fair than U.S. Senate In a stunning reversal , under U.S. and U.N. pressure, the Iraqi Parliament has revised rules under which th...

A Test of Consistency The nomination of White House Counsel Harriet Miers for the U.S. Supreme Court gives us a chance to see whether the ...

Katrina, Race, Silence, and Bill Bennett The opponents of affirmative action legislation, starting in 1965 , pointed out that the policy m...

About Roberts The necessary Mark Steyn, who has come to occupy the place where Jonah Goldberg was a few years ago - from which he can skewer...

Ownership Society President Bush has been very lucky in the disasters he has had to deal with. Starting out as a president with little forei...

Blair Relents As I have been saying for a long time, the Kyoto protocol is dead . After years of ridiculous posing, Tony Blair has finally r...

Katrina Follies As the human tragedy goes on, but starts getting better, for millions of affected people from the gulf coast, our political ...

Brown, and Republicans, Relieved For once, President Bush has listened to me, and has relieved FEMA Director Michael Brown from his role ma...

Fun With Advertising, A Modest Proposal Internet advertising is experiencing a boom, and many of my blogging friends are making substantial ...

Not So Easy In the wake of tragedy, it seems unfair to pile on. I have thus resisted the urge to post anything on The Hurricane, at least un...