What I wouldn’t give right now for closed-circuit video of Michael Moore on the ledge, with Al Franken trying to lure him back inside with some Boston Market takeout. Hey Michael–you’ll make a smaller crater if you pick a lower floor! Ok, that was a little harsh. . . . Or not. Take a look at this. I’ve never seen a more revolting exploitation of dead heroes for a cause those heroes would undoubtedly have despised.

Here’s The Guardian’s lament for a country it pretends not to have always hated. Those outside America, in the chanceries of Europe and beyond, who hoped that this would be a passing phase, like a Florida hurricane that wreaks havoc only to blow over, will instead have to adjust to a different reality. Don’t you just hate how arrogant those Yanks are? Would it be possible to load more Euro-sneer into a single sentence? We all know how funny hurricanes...

Funny, I seem to recall that last week, this election was a referendum on The War. Now that the results are in, the stealth doves who failed to fool enough of us red-staters to win the election can’t accept our answer. That leaves them spinning furiously to retroactively change the question and blunt the sharp tip of defeat. New party line alert: “It was all about gay marriage, and how Karl Rove used it to get all of us mouth-breathing...

Funny, I seem to recall that last week, this election was a referendum on The War. Now that the results are in, the stealth doves who failed to fool enough of us red-staters to win the election can’t accept our answer. That leaves them spinning furiously to retroactively change the question and blunt the sharp tip of defeat. New party line alert: “It was all about gay marriage, and how Karl Rove used it to get all of us mouth-breathing...

That’s the Chinese position on why people are literally dying to get out of North Korea. Let’s look at the numbers. Here’s a chart that tracks the North Korean food situation since 1997: And here’s how those improved harvests have impacted the number of defections during the same time period: So why are so many people leaving North Korea? What would they say if we asked them? Responses like these are among the most typical: “We have come to the...

That’s the Chinese position on why people are literally dying to get out of North Korea. Let’s look at the numbers. Here’s a chart that tracks the North Korean food situation since 1997: And here’s how those improved harvests have impacted the number of defections during the same time period: So why are so many people leaving North Korea? What would they say if we asked them? Responses like these are among the most typical: “We have come to the...

Nov. 2, 7:00 A.M., the first of thirty-one hours that will end in Washington, fifty feet from the President of the United States. When the polls open, the line of voters is longer than the school itself. There are hundreds of people here, some with kids, some in business attire, in all kinds and colors. They read and make polite conversation about everything except politics as they move slowly toward the front of the line, where young volunteer election workers...

Nov. 2, 7:00 A.M., the first of thirty-one hours that will end in Washington, fifty feet from the President of the United States. When the polls open, the line of voters is longer than the school itself. There are hundreds of people here, some with kids, some in business attire, in all kinds and colors. They read and make polite conversation about everything except politics as they move slowly toward the front of the line, where young volunteer election workers...

Kerry was right about one thing–the whole world will be watching what we say through our votes. What they know is that no one can defeat us on a battlefield. Today, they use our political divisions and the opportunism that widens them to defeat us at the ballot box. That is precisely what those who mean us harm will conclude they have done if Kerry wins tomorrow. France and Russia will conclude that they have a free hand to continue...

More pictures here. They delivered their protest to the front door of China’s mission. A man answered the door, saw the protest signs, and slammed it in their faces. No, they won’t persuade China. But the Chinese are wary of bad P.R., and if we can ratchet the pressure up enough, they might release these refugees. Keep writing. Scroll down for links and sample letters.

Kerry was right about one thing–the whole world will be watching what we say through our votes. What they know is that no one can defeat us on a battlefield. Today, they use our political divisions and the opportunism that widens them to defeat us at the ballot box. That is precisely what those who mean us harm will conclude they have done if Kerry wins tomorrow. France and Russia will conclude that they have a free hand to continue...

More pictures here. They delivered their protest to the front door of China’s mission. A man answered the door, saw the protest signs, and slammed it in their faces. No, they won’t persuade China. But the Chinese are wary of bad P.R., and if we can ratchet the pressure up enough, they might release these refugees. Keep writing. Scroll down for links and sample letters.

Bonifas and Oulette are now in the hands of the ROK Army. “About 40 U.S. soldiers are left on the site . . . [t]heir roles are confined to administrative work and helping foreign visitors.”

I’d argue that Uri was only rescued from electoral extinction by the GNP’s assinine impeachment stunt last spring. Polls showed the result was a backlash that added 20% to Uri’s numbers. Now, Uri has taken a beating in two consecutive bi-elections, and it’s threatening to split the party.