June 2004

Panel Discussion with Star Parker

June 25, 2004

I guess I should start telling people about this now. I’ve been invited to be on a discussion panel with Star Parker (!) next month. Accuracy in Academia (AIA) is hosting a conference, Conservative University 2004, and the director asked if I’d join Star and others on Saturday, July 17. Although my name isn’t listed [...]

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Where Are The Women?

June 24, 2004

From the Washington Times: “He [Clinton] is less forthcoming about, or does not mention, other women who say they were either sexually involved with him, or that they had been sexually harassed or assaulted. These include: Dolly Kyle Browning, a real estate lawyer and Clinton high school classmate who said she had an off-and-on-again romance [...]

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Watch Out Ladies!

June 24, 2004

Speaking of sexual assault, you may open your front doors to a convicted rapist asking for your telephone number — for a Democratic voter drive. From the New York Post: A Democratic group funded by Bush-hating billionaire George Soros is hiring felons â€” some convicted of sex offenses, assault and burglary — to go door [...]

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The Washington Post’s Assessment of Media Bias

June 23, 2004

I know liberals are so tired of hearing about this subject. They think a liberal media bias is non-existent. For example, check out the way the Washington Post covers it in Bull Market for Media Bias: We in the news business think we’re impartial seekers of truth, but most Americans think otherwise. They view us [...]

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Meeting Juliette

June 23, 2004

We were supposed to have met the day before, but we didn’t connect. She said she’d be in town a few more days, so we rescheduled. I was standing by our designated meeting spot, a bookstore, about 15 minutes early (I’m notoriously early for everything). I watched people go by — wide-eyed tourists, excited kids, [...]

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Korean Hostage Beheaded By Islamic Cowards

June 22, 2004

According to Reuters: An Iraqi group has carried out its threat to behead a South Korean hostage, Al Jazeera television said on Tuesday….Militants kidnapped 33-year-old Kim Sun-il on June 17 and had threatened on Monday to kill him within 24 hours. The U.S.-led occupation authority in Iraq had vowed to do all it could to [...]

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The Reviews

June 22, 2004

Jerry Schwartz, Associated Press: None of them comes alive, not even the main characters of this badly conceived, flatly written, poorly edited book. Not Hillary Rodham Clinton, who comes off as a cardboard saint who is said to be smart and tough and good. Not special prosecutor Kenneth Starr, the book’s villain, who comes off [...]

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David Limbaugh Goes Off

June 22, 2004

About the liberal media’s “Bush lied!” chants after the release of the 9-11 Commission’s interim report, he writes: One of the most reprehensible things about the past year’s campaign against President Bush is that his accusers have repeatedly lied in calling him a liar — and they’ve marshaled nonexistent evidence to support their fraudulent claims. [...]

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More Studies Confirm Liberal Media Bias

June 22, 2004

For the five people in America still not convinced that the media is biased toward the left, Bruce Bartlett has written a good column about it, citing several studies that confirm a liberal media bias: A new poll from the Pew Research Center has raised again the issue of liberal bias in the media. A [...]

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Lesbians Must Have Three Breasts and Five Ovaries

June 21, 2004

This is so stupid. And I don’t use the word lightly and try to avoid it, but this is really stupid. The Lesbian Health Research Center claims: The health care status and needs of lesbians, bisexual women, and transgendered individuals remain largely unstudied by researchers of women’s health and aging. What — please enlighten me [...]

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Christian Carnival Time Again

June 21, 2004

The next Christian Carnival will be held at Dawn’s. Email Dawn at dawn@dawnxianamoon.com Provide the following: Title of your BlogURL of your BlogTitle of your postURL linking to that postDescription of the Post Cut off date is Tuesday by 9 PM EST If you are reading this and are not a part of the Christian [...]

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Why Do You Blog?: Readers Respond

June 20, 2004

It was the DailyPundit who coined the term “blogosphere” back in 2002. When I first heard the word “blog” sometime in 2003, the only clue I had to its meaning was that people were doing it online. Now I’m blogging, you’re blogging, we’re all blogging. On June 11, I asked readers with blogs why they [...]

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It’s Getting Hot In Here

June 18, 2004

BlackElectorate linked to my latest column, “Liberals and Their Advice” (sixth entry under Culture/Sports). The piece was written partly as a follow-up to “Why Courting the Black Vote Won’t Work”, which was also linked to by BlackElectorate back in January. I’m still getting e-mail from that one. We’ll see what happens with this one! By [...]

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Bush Shouldn’t Write Off the Black Vote

June 17, 2004

National Public Radio’s Juan Williams writes in the New York Times: With the presidential election only a few months away, it is time for President Bush to unleash his secret weapon — his relationship with black and Hispanic voters…. But the president has the opportunity to flip the script. With a direct appeal, President Bush [...]