Here’s this from Ed Morrissey, at Hot Air, ” Friday night doc dump: WH knew before Solyndra workers flew .” And Doug Powers has this, at Michelle’s, ” The 11 Other Solyndras .” The Democrats’ culture of corruption.
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Document Dump: Obama Administration Knew About 2010 Solyndra Layoffs
Yesterday, Ed Morrissey asked the question “Can Ron Paul Win?” The article includes quite a bit of information about Ron Paul, none of it good. Ed brought up the racist articles published in Ron Paul’s newsletter (also check Flopping Aces for the old original info). Paul supporters will say “that’s old news”, and “he didn’t
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What If Ron Paul Wins The GOP Nomination?
Ed Morrissey has a great report, ” Who won the Vegas fight? “, and also at Michelle’s, ” Fight Club: GOP candidates brawl on CNN “: Romney and Perry — both flip-flopping squishes on immigration enforcement — tried to out-tough each other on the issue. Perry resurrected Romney’s illegal alien problem from 2007. (See here for background.) Romney counter-attacked by calling out Perry’s opposition to E-verify. Bottom line. They are both, in Perry’s words, “conservatives of convenience” on the issue. What is it with the GOP and immigration cross-dressers? Ugh . RELATED : At LAT , ” Perry accuses Romney of ‘shape-shifting,’ promises ‘unbridled truth’ .” VIDEO HAT TIP : Althouse .
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Perry, Romney Spar in CNN Debate
The report’s at The Morning Call , ” Dismal poll numbers for Obama in PA .” And also from Ed Morrissey, ” Obama approval rating in PA plummets to … 35% .” (Via Memeorandum .) And that’s a real nice analysis. Pennsylvania’s a “deep-blue state” apparently, with Democrats holding a 50.9/36.9 registration advantage over Republicans late last year. This can’t be good news. But then again, once this administration achieved the Obama downgrade, I said that’s all she wrote. I don’t think Obama will be reelected.
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Obama Down to 35 Percent Approval in Pennsylvania
The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) has put together a montage of President Obama’s Greatest Hits: Deficit Edition. h/t Ed Morrissey
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House GOP: Obama is ‘All Talk, No Action’
ContributorNetwork – COMMENTARY | Ed Morrissey at Hot Air posses an interesting question: What is the Obama Doctrine? This question has arisen most recently because of the President’s lackluster response to the Libyan Civil War.
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Obama Doctrine of Humility and American Unexceptionalsim
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From Reason. TV , via Big Government : RELATED : ” The Obligatory Olbermann Suspended Over Donations Post .” Plus, ” TV Newser: “Insiders” say Olbermann won’t be back .” ***** Check for hot updates throughout the day at American Power . ADDED : From Ed Morrissey, ” Reason TV’s valedictory salute to Olby .”
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Keith Olbermann, a Memorial Tribute
At LAT : On July 30, Kevin Morrissey printed a note, gathered his identification and called the Charlottesville, Va., police to report a shooting at the coal tower, a local landmark. When they arrived, it was Morrissey they found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, his papers laid out neatly beside him. Morrissey was the 52-year-old managing editor of the Virginia Quarterly Review, an award-winning literary journal published by the University of Virginia. He had worked at the journal since 2004, handling accounting, payments, contracts and other administrative details. “Kevin’s job was his life,” said co-worker Waldo Jaquith. Morrissey’s death might have affected only his small circle of friends and colleagues, but it has also had an unexpected impact, spurring the university to conduct an audit of the finances and management of the VQR. And now, a month after Morrissey’s death, the Virginia Quarterly Review is on indefinite hiatus. The move follows a stream of reports and extended online discussion about Morrissey’s suicide. Those reports have focused on the VQR workplace and have been critical of the magazine’s editor, Ted Genoways. Genoways, who has been locked out of the office by university officials since Morrissey’s death, has been labeled a “workplace bully” in media reports with few actual details. The “Today” show reported that Genoways was “under investigation for allegedly driving one of his employees to suicide.” But although contributing editors, writers and associates found Genoways “professional, tactful and respectful” — as two dozen wrote in an August letter of support — it is clear from comments after Morrissey’s death that most of his five-person staff was, to some degree, unhappy. It is their complaints that have dominated media accounts of Morrissey’s death and the subsequent cloud over the VQR. RTWT.
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Suicide at Virginia Quarterly Review
As a devoted husband, father and grandfather, conservatives are lucky that Ed Morrissey gives so much of his time to the conservative cause.
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De Pasquale’s Dozen: Ed Morrissey
