national review

Jim Geraghty, Glenn Reynolds promote anti-intellectualism (10/7/09 edition; Steve Israel townhall) - 10/07/2009

... (pajamasmedia.com/instapundit/86351). And, Jim Geraghty of National Review offers "Those Town Halls Are Still Going On" (peekURL.com/zsm7spr), with a link to the Newsday article in an update, including the shouting part. While he doesn't say anything about the excerpt he provides, presumably he approves of shouting down politicians based on his past suggestions. We all know about I...

Is Jonah Goldberg now a "Birther"? (in addition to being confused as usual) - 9/11/2009

... allies, Jonah Goldberg of the National Review might now qualify as a "Birther". In order not to be a "Birther" - as defined by the aforementioned groups - one must believe to the core of one's being that not only was Barack Obama born in Hawaii, but that he's told the complete truth about his past and he's not trying to cover anything up. Expressing any doubts w...

National Review lies in anti-Birther editorial ("Born in the U.S.A.") - 7/28/2009

National Review offers the editorial "Born in the U.S.A." (peekURL.com/zkdwktb) about the Obama citizenship issue. Not only are they aping the title of a deceptive FactCheck page about this issue [1], and not only are they using similar statements to those used by FactCheck, but they're lying almost as badly as FactCheck does. I'll only discuss this part: The Hawaiian birth cer...

Jim Geraghty/NRO's idiotic ACORN-style plan (+ his idiotic email reply) - 4/23/2009

Last week, Jim Geraghty of National Review's "Campaign Spot" weighed in on where the tea parties should go next and offered the following idiotic, ACORN-style plan (link, bolding added): If 100-1,000 people show up at a rally, the event may or may not get media coverage, and that coverage may or may not be snarky or dismissive. Congressmen may or may not notice, and the President�...

HotAir unwittingly shows futility, stupidity, perniciousness of tea parties (Susan Roesgen) - 4/17/2009

Allahpundit of HotAir has posted two videos that - completely unwittingly - show just how futile, stupid, and pernicious the tea parties are: link. Both of them feature CNN reporter Susan Roesgen; watch the second first which features her puffball coverage of far-lefties holding a friendly, running protest near Obama's house in Chicago. The first video on the Hot Air page was shot after a liv...

Questions for Richard Nadler - 4/03/2009

... few sites and most notably at National Review. A recent sample is here. Since I've already read a lot of Tamar Jacoby columns, I haven't bothered reading this year's version so I don't know everything he's discussed. However, if you are and you run into him, perhaps you could ask him one of these immigration questions for Republicans. Then, upload his response to video sh...

The "anti-immigration movement" charted! (Bill O'Reilly, Lou Dobbs, Michelle Malkin, Ann Coulter, VDare...) - 5/09/2007

... center and right of the chart: National Review, Michelle Malkin, Bill O'Reilly, Ann Coulter, VDare, and Lou Dobbs. In fact, they've put Dobbs perilously close to the right edge, where the "hate groups" live. There are two effective responses to smears like this: 1. Point out factual errors in their reasoning (see the interview link). 2. Discredit those leaders who support ille...

Ramos/Compean: who's on the Bush administration's side? - 2/08/2007

... things: * Andrew McCarthy at National Review, "The Border-Patrol Two Deserve Jail", January 29, 2007, link * Ruben Navarrette, "Border Patrol agents step over line and into immigration debate", February 7, 2007, link (note: he's also friends with Rob Allyn, Mexico's paid propagandist) * the editors of the Wall Street Journal, "Bonkers at the Border", Januar...

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