Paul Woodward | War In Context ISIS is not at war with America — it’s enemy is the Shia The Washington Post reports: Even before its assault on Kurdish territories in northern Iraq this month, analysts said the Islamic State had shown an almost impulsive character in its pursuit of territory and recruits, with little patience for the […] Continue reading → 
Jazz Shaw, Representative Bob Goodlatte took to the Sunday morning chat circuit, specifically ABC’s This Week, to assure his fellow Americans that there was no need to impeach the President and no plans to do so in the foreseeable future. The Corner has the details. Representative Bob Godlattte (R., Va.) does not believe President Obama […] Continue reading → 
The audacity of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in canceling the trademark of the Washington Redskins is frightening. When the government is in charge of deciding what is offensive and what is not, and has the power to punish the “offenders,” we move further away from a free society and closer to a tyrannical […] Continue reading → 
O.J. Simpson arose from the counsel table at his murder trial and approached the jury box with the famous leather gloves. As he struggled to get them past his knuckles, he held his hands up to jurors and stated the obvious: “They’re too small.” Next to me in the front row of the courtroom sat […] Continue reading → 
The Obamas just keep trying to muscle in on our family gatherings and politicize the hell out of them. If they’re not instructing the faithful to spew ObamaCare talking points over the Thanksgiving turkey, they’re telling kids to crack down their families for thoughtcrimes. Such was Mrs. Obama’s command to high-school students in Topeka, Kansas […] Continue reading → 
Rich Galen Our Nation’s Capital has been agitated to the point of needing medication over the two big stories involving Hillary Clinton and Jill Abramson. Everyone this side of Neptune knows who Hillary Clinton is. I’m not that sure that outside of the major population centers on the two coasts that many people know who […] Continue reading → 
Several years ago, a work colleague instructed me to use the phrase “gaming” when discussing our organization’s work on federal gambling policy. She believed that term better reflected the breadth of the issue and, to a certain extent, minimized the negative connotations associated with “gambling.” Twelve years later, I’m not sure that works anymore. First […] Continue reading → 
Innocent motif or occult display of power? World leaders at this week’s Nuclear Security Summit wore bizarre illuminati pyramid lapel pins while gathered around a giant eye with a floating holographic pyramid suspended above. Interestingly enough, President Barack Obama was one of the few world leaders not to wear the pyramid symbol. Is the symbol […] Continue reading → 
One of the reasons for being glad to be as old as I am is that I may be spared living to see a race war in America. Race wars are often wars in which nobody wins and everybody ends up much worse off than they were before. Initial skirmishes in that race war have […] Continue reading →