Don't Call Him Shirley - Leslie Nielsen eulogy

Don't Call Him Shirley

A nice eulogy of comedic actor Leslie Nielsen.

Brett Favre Gets What He Deserves

Brett Favre gets sacked by the Patriots - too bad his jaw wasn't actually broken as he feigned in being carted off.

1994 Patriots comeback win vs Minnesota

One of the most important games in New England Patriots history was this 1994 comeback win over the Vikings. Despite a missed FGA in the fourth (not shown) Drew Bledsoe set NFL records with 70 passes and 45 completions with three TDs in a grinding 26-20 win.

Inside the NFL - Colts vs Patriots 2010

NFL Films clip on 2010's edition of the Patriots-Colts rivalry, the bitterest in football. The way the game went explains why.

Unreality vs. Deficit Commission

The deficit commission versus unreality.

Pretentiousness Kills

For telling the truth about Islamo-Arab imperialism, this guy gets prosecuted. It is a case study in the reality of leftism.

Why Small Business Owners Trust the Tea Party

The Tea Party trusts the market, that's why.

Jihadists Paid To Lie By Britain

British Pay Jihadists to Tell Tall Tales of Torture.

Charlie Rangel Guilty

Say it ain't so, Charlie Rangel! Say it ain't so!

Defend Defense

The recent argument for cutting defense spending is as short on facts as all previous such arguments.

Why the Fed Cannot Regulate ‘Systemic Risk’

The Fed tries to regulate - again. And it won't work - again.

Iraq Forms a Government

The war opponents said it couldn't be done - they're wrong again.

Simpson-Bowles Social Security Proposal

A look at the recent report on Social Security reform amid the expected attacks from the usual suspects in political circles.

Spencer Tracy: His Final, Finest Hour

Delivered by anyone else this closing monologue to Guess Who's Coming To Dinner would not work. Delivered by Spencer Tracy, it is a monologue that stops time, stops in the tracks, and conquers the soul.

Tobacco settlement — a pinnacle of corporate-government collusion — faces challenge in Supreme Court

Tobacco settlement — a pinnacle of corporate-government collusion — faces challenge in Supreme Court. Interesting that this deal is now under attack. One should hope it is overturned for the good of competition.

1979 Daytona 500 Finish - Call by MRN

MRN's call of the sport's turning point in its history. Jack Arute and Barney Hall are in the main booth while the turns are handled by Mike Joy, Gary Gerould, and Eli Gold.

1978 Texas World 200

This is the original CBS telecast of USAC's 1978 200-miler for Indycars at Texas World Speedway. AJ Foyt, of nearby Houston, is the focus.

Two Views On $600 Billion

The Fed printed $600 billion worth of money recently, and it has brought forth two interesting views - concern that the Fed is repeating mistakes made by Italy and a silver lining view.

California’s Multiplayer Version of Chicken

California’s Multiplayer Version of Chicken - proof positive that if a state in the US deserves to fail, it's California.

Good Week for the Economy; Bad Week for Obama and the Democrats

Good Week for the Economy; Bad Week for Obama and the Democrats

Worse Than It Seems For Spendocrats

American demographics appear to be shifting against the Democrats.

WikiLeaks, Iran, and Obama

WikiLeaks, Iran, and Obama - it's not news that Iran is engaged in aggression and The Man On The Way Up isn't stopping it.

Double A Energy Policy

Double A Energy Policy - a look at the realism needed for energy policy.

A Terrorist's Appearance at Jon Stewart’s Rally

Yusuf Islam’s Appearance at Jon Stewart’s Rally - i.e. a terrorist is part of Jon Stewart's basic ideology. It's why Stewart has no right to hold these rallies.

Who Are the Big Spenders?

Who Are the Big Spenders? A repost from 2009 that is needed as a reminder that the myths of Bush perfidy and Obama nobility are just that - myths.

Some Implications From Election 2010

Some Implications from Election 2010.