… is, of course, never to involve “boots on the ground.” Right? The White House and the Pentagon have repeatedly ruled out “boots on the ground” in Syria, but Defense Department officials were less certain Thursday on whether U.S. military personnel might be sent to help secure or destroy Syria’s chemical weapons. Pentagon Press Secretary George Little gave a vague answer when asked if U.S. troops were prepared to assist

The supreme irony of flood waters taking out water lines and making usable water unavailable is not lost on me. Fortunately, as a proud knuckledragging member of Crackerado’s prepper contingency, I think I have a 4-pack of San Pellegrino left over from one of the “demean the darkies” TEA Party meetings we held at my house recently. So I’m good.

Fundamental transformation, aided by robed philosopher kings whose word is law. Like Gods! But hey, stop pushing those Levin liberty amendments, Hobbity Visigoths. Or bringing up federalism or amendment conventions. Those are just kooky throwback Klansman wetdreams, the very terms larded with unhelpful historical baggage — and worse, they are likely to frighten off the moderates and independents that, starting with McCain’s victory and culminating in the Romney presidency, keep

— because let’s face it, that’s how the liberals sell it, and more and more, “sophisticated” Republicans who claim to be conservative scoff right along with the left — here’s another example of whining by some orthodox religious kook upset that he wasn’t permitted to wear his kippah in court: A Jewish man was barred from participating in his own trial after a circuit court judge removed him from the

The actual God that religious people believe in.  Had she written about her admiration for the State, that would be okay — and would be akin, in the minds of progressive educators, to expressing an admiration for God, only a more palatable one, the kind that promotes conformity and communism and whose angels wander the earth with bad haircuts wearing bureaucratic badges. Warner Todd Huston: Remember this: liberal education policy

Let’s face it: if the GOP leadership can’t both accept this and then push it as a compromise, then what I’ve been saying for a year or so now is true: the GOP establishment really wants ObamaCare, because like the progressives, they are themselves big government statists looking to control a nation of subjects rather than represent a nation of free men and women. That is, they embrace tyranny —

Wet. Very, very, very wet.