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Today’s Moment of Media Zen: The O’Donnell-O’Reilly Mashup

Thu, 21 Sep 2017 17:24:58 +0000

(Steven Hayward) You knew this was coming: the good people at the Free Beacon have produced a mashup of Lawrence O’Donnell and Bill O’Reilly. Now, could we get them to do a show together some time? Just think of the fun. (Just 1:34 long.) And by all means, Stop the Hammering! And from our pal David Deeble:

Dr. Roy to the Rescue Again

Thu, 21 Sep 2017 15:13:37 +0000

(Steven Hayward) Further to my item here Wednesday on the new Nature Geoscience article that admits the climate models have been “running hot” for more than a decade (about which the usual climatistas are unsurprisingly silent), Dr. Roy Spencer weighs in with this comment on his website: I’m still trying to process my feelings about how the two authors, Myles Allen and Michael Grubb, might have been allowed to wander so far

Trump vs. Obama On Foreign Policy

Thu, 21 Sep 2017 13:04:17 +0000

(John Hinderaker) In the wake of President Trump’s excellent speech to the United Nations General Assembly, Michael Ramirez nicely contrasts Trump’s approach with that of his predecessor. It is a timely reminder of one more thing we have to be grateful for under the new administration: no more apology tours. Click to enlarge:

Seth Leibsohn mulls congressional run

Thu, 21 Sep 2017 02:28:55 +0000

(Paul Mirengoff) Two days ago, I wrote about Kyrsten Sinema who represents Arizona’s Ninth Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives. It’s likely that Sinema will run for the Senate seeking either the seat now held by Jeff Flake or, if it opens up, the one held by John McCain. If Sinema runs for the Senate, her House seat will be in play. The gossip mill in Arizona has it that

Why Trump Is So Much Fun

Thu, 21 Sep 2017 01:54:25 +0000

(Steven Hayward) I’ll probably never be able to make up my mind fully about President Trump, and I am sure a number of our commenters will pounce on this opening. But just about every time I think he’s blundered or shown himself not up to the job, something changes my mind as the dust settles. First, as Scott and Paul noted, his speech to the UN this week was terrific. Geez—you’d think

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