The Other McCain

"One should either write ruthlessly what one believes to be the truth, or else shut up." — Arthur Koestler

How Narcissists Govern: Obama Bans Word ‘Triangulation’ at White House

As if, by banning this Clinton-era phrase, he can avoid the political necessity of imitating Clintonism: Despite all his time studying the Clinton administration, Mr. Obama told his aides that he had no intention of following the precise path of Mr. Clinton, who after the Democratic midterm election defeats of 1994 ordered a clearing of […]

President Obama Abandons White House After Bill Clinton Says ‘Please Go’

Wow. Who knew it would be so easy to get rid of him? Click the image to watch this incredible video: Classic headline at Hot Air: Great news: Bill Clinton apparently now president again The story from the Washington Post: Obama introduced Clinton, said that the two had “just had a terrific meeting” and that […]

The Perils of Presidential Oratory

After yesterday’s epic rant against Obama’s pay-freeze speech, I still had lots of snark left over, so I wrote a 1,700-word column for The American Spectator: President Obama gave a speech Monday, which isn’t particularly newsworthy in itself, as part of the president’s job is to be Speechgiver-in-Chief. But this speech was different, at least for […]

Left Coast Billy Jeff

by Smitty Uncoverage points to Lefty panic, as Billy Jeff attempts to re-inflate the leaden zeppelin of Progressivism. All of which calls for a parody: Going to California Spent my days with a woman unkind, Smoked my stuff and drank all my wine. Made up my mind to make up for a botch, Going to […]

Bill Clinton Mocks GOP Women Candidates, Tea Party Movement

Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com “Of course, they’ve got the wrestling federation lady up in Connecticut and the witchcraft lady in Delaware [cheers] and I tell you, so far they’ve gathered up about everybody for this Tea Party but the Mad Hatter and Alice in Wonderland.” — Bill Clinton, campaigning Sunday in Portland, Maine, […]

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