Victor Davis Hansen: The Long Hot Summer

2008-07-15
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Victor Davis Hansen: The Long Hot Summer

McCain, where art thou? The good news is that the so-called Newsweek poll went from having McCain 15 points down to just 3. That said, McCain is going to have to focus his campaign on just 3-4 themes, and then sharpen them, simplify them, and contrast them with Obama. E.g… The War: Our aims...

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Obama’s Michigan Speech

2008-06-21
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Obama’s Michigan Speech

The Michigan Speech After listening to Obama’s well-delivered Detroit speech, I was struck by some reoccurring themes. He warned against those who would sow divisiveness, racial and the like, but not a word about his erstwhile pastor and purveyor of racial hatred, Rev. Wright. He talked about old and new politics, but tore into...

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Where is the Wind and Solar?

2008-06-16
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Where is the Wind and Solar?

A Lost Opportunity Gas in central California is right at $4.50 a gallon. Those who are hurt most are the poorer who don’t drive Priuses and Civics, but who pull into the rural service station not far away from my home with second- and third-hand SUVs, Crown Victorias, and F-150s. Most are either Hispanic...

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Victor Davis Hansen: Defining Insanity Down

2008-06-11
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Victor Davis Hansen: Defining Insanity Down

Leave Clint Alone There were about 110,000 American soldiers involved in storming Iwo Jima. 700-900 were African-Americans, less than 1% of the aggregate force. The Clint Eastwood films of the battle focused on the flag raising on Mt. Suribachi, where African-Americans were not present, and the caves on the Japanese side, where they likewise...

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