Thirteen miles from Dulles International Airport, to be exact.  Twice, according to Molly Henneberg on FNC’s Special Report.

ever again. “Finally, There’s A Way To Learn What’s Really Going On Inside A Guy’s Mind…”

At MyDD, Jerome Armstrong does not see the stars lining up for Sen. Barack Obama, asking, “what is Barack Obama’s winning coalition of states that puts him over 270 electoral votes?” Kos calls the argument of his “good friend and partner” Armstrong “tired”: Jerome is too smart to not know the answer. It’s easy: Iowa, Missouri, Colorado, New Mexico, Arkansas, Virginia, Ohio, and Nevada. Kos has two problems in making

In light of this blog’s longstanding interest in the issue, I note that Michelle Malkin has the latest on the Senate’s slow-motion effort to preserve the Terrorist Surveillance Program and to protect those who assisted the government in its implementation in the wake of one of the biggest attacks on US soil.  RTWT, but the short version is that the Senate has taken a series of votes rejecting — by overwhelming margins

Stanley Fish’s special pleading for Hillary! is getting old and stenchlich: The responses to my column on Hillary Clinton-hating have been both voluminous (the largest number in the brief history of “Think Again”) and fascinating. The majority of posters agreed with the characterization of the attacks on Senator Clinton as vicious and irrational, but in not a few posts the repudiation of Hillary-hatred is followed by more of the same.

David Brooks, as is so often the case, manages to get something right that his New York Times readership may ignore because of his lede: There’s a big difference between the Republican and Democratic campaigns: The Republicans have split on policy grounds; the Democrats haven’t. There’s been a Republican divide between center and right, yet no Democratic divide between center and left. But when you think about it, the Democratic policy unity is a

If you’re planning to buy chocolate for Valentine’s Day, you might want to check the expiration date on it.  CBS 2 HD went back to the store where it was purchased, Nut City on 2nd Avenue, to show the manager, who said they aren’t responsible because the candy is purchased from another company. The store, however, did agree to take the rest off the shelves.

Former Clinton pollster Dick Morris believes that Sen. Barack Obama will defeat Sen. Hillary Clinton and win the Democratic presidential nomination.  Tucked into his commentary was this: March 4th will, at worst, be a wash for Obama with his probable wins in Ohio, Rhode Island and Vermont offsetting his probable defeat in Texas. (Although in Texas’ open primary, Republicans and Independents may flock to the Dem primary to beat Hillary). 

“There were almost 600 fighters in our sector before the tribes changed course 360 degrees . . . Many of our fighters quit and some of them joined the deserters . . . As a result of that the number of fighters dropped down to 20 or less.”

Looks like I’ll have to reconsider my nascent support for changyness and hopeitude after all. Too bad, too. I was really hoping to get in good with Oprah…