Thomas Sowell wrote this?

Let's win this thing. Period.

The real tragedy is that it takes political columnists like Ann Coulter to get presumably intelligent human beings to grasp such underpinnings of reality. Go figure . . .

For the con man in question, the jig is up.

I have to wonder what's floating around in that Aura you're living in.

Whether you agree with Mike Adams or not, the depth of his reasoning shows how deeply committed he is to the cause he supports. Put bluntly, he's thinking really hard about the moral implications of something that truly matters both to him and to others, even those yet to be conceived. Good for you, sir.

"The other is the devastating portrait of Obama in Bob Woodward's latest book. "Presidents work their will -- or should work their will -- on important matters of national business," Woodward writes. "Obama has not." It's because he doesn't know how.

Like, does this mean I should vote for whoever ScarJo votes for, or something? Why didn't she tell us who that was? Oh, whatever . . .

Respectfully, Romney didn't get into the specifics you cite because the point of his speech was simply to introduce Mitt Romney the person and the ideals he embraces to the American people. Simple as that.

And here I thought George Bush was the "drunken frat boy" that got elected. Whoda thunk?

I concur that it's a tough job; that said, Carney is really lousy at it to boot.