Archives: 2008 November

Ron Radosh is the superb historian and author of The Rosenberg File (with Joyce Milton) and, most recently, Red Star Over Hollywood: The Film Colony’s Long Romance with the Left (with Allis Radosh). Radosh now presides over his own aptly titled Pajamas Media blog Ron Radosh. In his post “Will Bush-bashing end?,” he […]

Our favorite State Department correspondent writes to comment:

Excellent post on India. Too few people think clearly on India because we’re not used to dealing with them. I just wanted to comment on one small thing in the below paragraph:

Meanwhile the government of Pakistan shows no sign of controlling its own army or I.S.I, […]

The runoff between incumbent Republican Senator Saxby Chambliss and Democratic contender Jim Martin takes place this Tuesday. Barack Obama has avoided appearing in Georgia on behalf of Martin. Turnout is always a challenge in a runoff election. Obama’s appearance would obviously lend significant assistance to the contender. Why has he avoided […]

The Washington Redskins have a situation with their offensive line that to me raises an interesting question. The situation, probably not unique to the Redskins, is this: our starting right tackle, veteran Jon Jansen, is considered an excellent run-blocker but at this stage of his career a less than stellar pass blocker. […]

I’m a bit surprised by the equanimity, at a minimum, with which many conservatives have greeted Obama’s decision to appoint the likes of Hillary Clinton, Tom Daschle, and Rahm Emanuel to key positions in his administration. But I probably shouldn’t be. We’ve seen this before.
President Clinton’s selection of Stephen Breyer for the Supreme […]

This post should be read in conjunction with the one immediately below. It describes a microcosm of India’s failure to defend itself aggressively against Islamic terrorism. The hero of the story is Sebastian D’Souza, a picture editor at the Mumbai Mirror, who took one of the most famous photos of the terrorists in […]