Sunday Links

Some interesting (and often quick) reads for your Sunday morning.

-Via The Right Pundit, CNN is deliberately getting even the simplest things wrong. 

-Via The Right Scoop, only 80% of the Trump Russia investigation left to go. Clearly the timing is designed to push an impeachment vote circa 2018 or 2020 elections.

-PJ Media says it's not a civial war, it's an American divorce.

-Via Poweline, St. Louis Cardinals stand up to LGBT bullying and let a Christian speak.

-Gateway Pundit updates us on the "crazy fake Indian".

-Let's hope Politichicks are wrong about this one, but I suspect they are not. We're literally on a highway to hell it seems.

-In local news....

-Wizbang says, shun Coulter.

-Small Dead Animals succinct take on communist flavored ice cream.

Mainstream outlets:

-United States of Fury

-Recusals and more recusals

-Burying Obama's Legacy 

-Sheriff David Clarke, out

Odds & Sods:

-We have a Republican Congress.  Why are we wasting time on things like this?

-Whatever happened to Protein Wisdom???

-Update - continue not bothering to check on former conservative turned crazy lunatic leftist website Little Green Footballs (deliberate link miss).  It still sucks sewage.

Sunday Linkaround

A few good reads for Sunday.

Pundit Press provides a brief synopsis of recent devopments in the race for the White House.

Common Cents shares a strong Tump SuperPAC ad.

A few weeks ago I missed a good post from Telemachus reviewing the Obama dismal economic record.

It's Above the Law Week at Legal Insurrection  - a good summary of questionable legality and law enforcement views in the DNC and the Hillary Clinton camp.

Commonsense and Wonder reminds us that Turkey is still marching towards a dictatorship.  Obama is still ignoring it.

The view from Blue Eye, MO and Tablerock Lake (one of the few blogs around with a name ridiculously longer than mine), shares a strong indictment of Hillary Clinton from...Huma Abedin of all people.

Conservative Perspective - the Orwellian dystopia we live in.

Wizbang points out the nose holding among many Clinton voters.  I'd like to add the following observation. Either they are more willing to hold their noses than unhappy conservatives (who seemed more eager to do so for McCain and Romney) and Hillary will indeed win in a landslide and/or it will be one of the lowest election participation rates in history.

PJ Media reminds us of the time Clinton falsely accused Trump of working for ISIS.

The Strata-Sphere had a live update of the primary election to unseat speaker Paul Ryan.  He may be reading a little too negatively into the results re: the populist support for Trump.  Ryan, despite his misgivings about Trump at least did endorse him. Mildly. But more importantly the battle for Ryan's seat, may be just that - specifically the battle for Ryan's seat.  The implications for the White House are much more likely secondary to ensuring the GOP still hold that seat after the election. An untested candidate may create a vulnerability.

Bluegrass Pundit shares the latest Trump ad on Hillary.

Self Evident Truths has an interesting analysis on tailgate driving and the political implications of how people view it.

Defeat Obama Toons shares insights on the DNC Khan job speech.

The republican Mother is back.

Bob J's Rants talks about Muslim students walking out on the Australian national anthem.

Fredd says (mockingly) "It's not ransom"

Left Coast Resistance has a funny picture about the Democratic ticket.

Back in July, former conservative and now who-knows-what (sellout?) George Will set out the path ahead for Hillary Clinton. What?  Will correctly points out that America has not elected an angry candidate to be president since Andrew Jackson. That's true.  But if you aren't angry about what distortions Democrats have inflicted on America and its Constitution, are you really a Republican or a conservative.  To eschew Trump for Hillary is to give in on your beliefs.  It's EVEN WORSE than holding your nose and voting for Trump because you are guaranteeing a liberal Supreme Court for a generation which will destroy what remaining threads hold the current reality of America to the Constitution.

Sunday Linkaround

Some great reads recently in a few major dailies that are worth checking out.

Weather Channel founder wants politics out of climate change debate.

FBI should pursue Clinton, so says...Salon? Well, it would help Bernie Sanders.

The Federalist has an interesting case for Trump. Cultural Warrior.

The media meme on Andrew Jackson is wrong.

Mark Salter erroneously believes that one third of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents will not vote for Trump and hes destined to lose in November if he's the nominee.  Conservatives held their noses and voted for Romney, McCain, Dole and Ford. If establishment or establishment-loving Republicans do not do the same for an outsider (be it Trump or Cruz), they will be the ones responsible for the demise of the GOP.

Curt Schilling, honest pariah.

Meanwhile Obamacare continues to collapse under it's own weight.

For some reason The Economist believes Clinton is the one who can unleash American competitiveness.  This despite Hillarycare, driver's licenses for illegals, Whitewater, Benghazi...To be fair they say her plans are not bold enough.  But then why not make the headline about who has the best plan rather than trying to suggest to Clinton what she should do instead of what she would really do?  Timidity, that's why.

Sunday Linkaround

A few links to some interesting Sunday reads.  Firstly, a couple of links to a few reads related to papal political activism and the role of the church in American politics. Now that the left has a socialist president, suddenly it's all cool for there to be a tighter link between Church and State.

But really, how reasonable is that?

Pundit Press: If the pope really cared about the poor...

How does that relate to how America is governed? 

Political Pistachio: Is America founded on Christian principles? The Treaty of Tripoli analyzed.

On an unrelated and more light-hearted note or two:

Left Coast Rebel: The Notorious B.U.S.H. Also, Left Coast Resistance.

But back to the serious situations facing America.  Why Americans don't want yet another politician in the White House, courtesy of Fredd.

And how does Mean Ol' Meany see the current state of the nation?  Funny you should ask, he has an update for you.

And for those of you still unsure of who Donald Trump is as a political candidate.  Join the club with Teresamerica.

Sunday Links

Happy Father's Day.  And for all the tree huggers out there, happy Summer Solstice.  I'm kidding.  Happy Summer everyone.

Since it's Sunday and I'm otherwise occupied, here are some good posts about the web,  covering topics that I'd like to comment on but don't have time to do right now.  I would like to say that my prayers are with the families of those lost in the church attack in South Carolina. The loss of faithful Christians in a positive community is indeed terrible, as is any unnecessary loss.  But this is simply sad.

• Apparently, according to a bunch of left wing hype,  we're currently causing a mass extinction (forget global warming, this is big).  Jazz Shaw says "Not so fast"
• Via RWN, the religion of peace strikes again. 
• Fellow LCR poster Proof, continues his Exotic Animals of the 2016 campaign series with the Martin O'Mallard edition
• Via Gateway Pundit, Hillary Clinton supported Confederate Flag Day in Arkansas - after she opposed it.  I think that's a little more controversial than Marco Rubio's fishing boat.
• Greece's self-induced collapse for which they demand someone else pay the bill, is due.  Via Legal Insurrection
• More Hillary Clinton: Let's collect all of those guns, mmm'kay?
• The Pope Francis bubble.
• Dems veer (further) left.  Because that makes perfect sense.  Bernie Sanders anybody?

That's enough for now. Enjoy the rest of your Father's Day.

Sunday Linkaround

Briefly, here's some hits of the week. Well, mostly the weekend anyway.

Right Wing News: Obama's hurting Dems with women.

Legal Insurrection:  Democrats not blaming Bush for ebola. But...

Diogenes' Middle Finger: Ginsburg's myopia is not age-related.

George Will: Mark Udall's war on women

The Strat-sphere: GOP's wave is slow rising, but still a wave.

Innominatus is finally famous.

Sunday Linkaround

Mostly randomly sorted good reading things on the World Wide Web thing.

Right Wing News: Krugman`s erroneous minimum wage view.

90 Miles From Tyranny: (frankly 90 miles is no longer an accurate measure).  Remember what George Will said about Obama being a trickle down economics guy? Tech companies are treating tech workers like second class citizens.

Legal Insurrection: In Ferguson, does no jobs really = no peace?

Western Hero:  The problem with California. It's one of many I'd say, but they all have the same root cause.

Diogenes' Middle Finger: Next stop on the Obamacare train wreck? Wait, I mixed my train metaphors.

A Cop's Watch: Lack of competence in government.

Common Sense & Wonder: Scientists as PR hacks for climate change.

Self Evident Turths: It`s easier to be a liberal than a conservative.

TeresAmerica: Lights out. Literally.

What We Think and Why: What government employees do.

And finally, a couple of thoughts on president Obama`s disrespectful 21 oz. salute via Jarhead and The Left: Watch What They Say Not What They Do.

Sunday Linkage

I thought I'd have a chance to catch up on posting this weekend, but so far I haven't had the chance.  But since it's a long weekend, maybe tomorrow it could still happen.

Meanwhile check out these interesting sites.

Use this in case of accidental network news  exposure.

The drought in California is an election issue.

Appointed rounds.

Roasting marshmallows.

While ISIS rages on.

The myth of the melt.

You can't see a wave yet.

Sunday links.

Starting with some funny stuff

An interesting variation on the ice bucket challenge theme.

The iron dome upgrades

On the failed character assassination of Rick Perry - the mugshot

Perry has taken it to the next level

It's not hurting him.

The Ferguson thing.

This is not the MLK marches redux. By any stretch.

But it is demagogary amped up.

Some of Darren Wilson's back story for ya?

The ISIS James Foley execution thing.

Remember.

Big government is too big to succeed.

I said so.

So says George Will too.

Miscellany

Self-Serving on abortion.

Arrogance.

Corruption.

By way of apology?

Proof.

Blogging thoughts

Why blog at all?

Sunday Links - Aug 16 2014

Some links to interesting Sunday reads.

Why not Cyprus?

Some Thursday Hillary Bash supplemental stuff.  And some more - Hillary-Castro? Really?  I'm still doing my part to help instill Hillary-fatigue if not ideological antipathy, prior to 2016.

And one more.

Rick Perry felony indictment is a ridiculous non-story, but in defense of Perry, there's this.  Not that Perry needs defending.  He'll do fine defending himself.  Is it time to start taking another look at governor Perry for 2016?

Taking the Hillary-Castro story and the Perry story in conjunction, are the Democrats really targeting Texas? Go for it I say, and spend lots of money trying.  But conservatives, don't assume doing nothing in Texas regarding 2016 is an acceptable response.

Damnit, climate change is real, you stupid idiot!

North Korea can build nukes, but not apartment buildings.  Go figure.

Joe Piscapo done with Democrats?

The Ice Bucket Challenge is working.  Kinda.

Don't eat the Teflon.

Sorry, the Internet is full.

ISIS is worse than al Qaida.

Ferguson MO is worse than it should be.

Obama lifts flight school ban. Wait, what?

The Russians are laughing at Obama appointment failures.

Baby daddies.

China's push/pull exodus.

Left Coast Rebel.  Just because.

Sunday Links

Short and sweet this morning, mostly without the usual descriptions and/or comments on each link.  Here's some good reads for your Sunday.

Critical thinking - or not:

Nobody knows if robots will create more or less jobs than they take.

Hamas and the irony impaired.

Immigration:

Paying to educate more illegal immigrants?

World view:

"Threats proliferate under Obama".

Anti-Semitism resurgent?

ISIS run amok: Obams's fault?  Apparently, and Putin as well.

Cut and run has its own consequences

It's Obama's world:

Yes, they can take what you have because...fairness.

Bias lawsuit surprise.

Obama: Less Bread, More Circuses

Second looks, necessary or not:

Yet another second look at Mitt Romney?

A second look at Big Bird.

Tax inversions - maybe friendlier tax law is the fix,huh? I cannot stress this one enough!

The Stopped Clock: Liberals getting a couple of pieces of it right:

A few airstrikes aren't going to cut it - so say...Feinstein and WaPo?

GOP standing in the way of Obama means they take their Constitutional role seriously.

Domestic Caesarism? I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him....