If I'm not going to blog regularly (and given research demands, I'm just not), the least I could do is post the occasional video of New Jersey Governor, Chris Christie.
21 June 2010
Chris Christie For President
11 June 2010
What Do You Think Matters More To President Obama?
Freedom or his international popularity?
There is no guarantee that categorical American support would have altered the outcome of the struggle between autocracy and liberty in Iran. But it shall now be part of the narrative of liberty that when Persia rose in the summer of 2009 the steward of American power ducked for cover, and that a president who prided himself on his eloquence couldn't even find the words to tell the forces of liberty that he understood the wellsprings of their revolt.
One year on from the failed revolution in Iran, the mullahs are closer than ever to possessing nuclear weapons.
09 June 2010
Evidence Conservatives Prefer Substance (A Lot Of It) Over Appearance
We're all excited about New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
Yet another awesome video of him, this time taking on the NJ Supreme Court and New Jersey education.
If you have tips, questions, comments or suggestions, email me at lybberty@gmail.com.
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Chris Christie,
Education,
Judicial Activism,
Liberalism,
New Jersey
06 June 2010
6 June 1944: D-Day
Signatures on the ceiling of the Eagle Pub in Cambridge, UK. The Eagle was a favorite hang-out of American Airmen stationed in Cambridge. Many of these are theirs.
Another picture of the Eagle Pub ceiling. IIRC, they would "write" their signatures using a lighter--by burning them into the ceiling. The pub owner was not impressed.
My brother, Matt, in a German bunker I believe at Pont-du-Hoc, Normandy, France. August 2007.
Matt, again, at Pont-du-Hoc. Pont-du-hoc was a middle section of cliffs splitting the two American D-Day beaches, Utah & Omaha. Army Rangers, in an amazing feat of arms, took these cliffs and took out the large enemy guns firing on our soldiers on Omaha.
Pont-du-Hoc
My brother, Matt, on Utah Beach, Normandy, France. August 2007.
American Cemetery at Omaha Beach.
American Cemetery at Omaha Beach.
IIRC, Extreme right of American position (between American & British beaches). Looking back towards Omaha Beach.
French people enjoying freedom on Omaha Beach.
02 June 2010
We Were Promised Competence
I don't really care for Peggy Noonan, but she's spot on about the overarching campaign promise of Barack Obama.
And then there's this, from Hot Air's Ed Morrissey:
The President has been voting 'present' for most of the first five weeks of the [oil spill] disaster. It's not as if it's the first time Obama tried to avoid responsibility for an issue or refuse to show leadership. Many of us wrote extensively about Obama's pattern of avoidance during the election -- and suggested that Democrats try Obama in a lesser executive position first, such as Governor of Illinois, before nominating him for the top spot, in order to make sure he was up for the job. . . . Only those who willingly allowed themselves to be enchanted by charisma and public relations could possibly act surprised when inexperience leads to incompetence.
Labels:
Ed Morrissey,
Hot Air,
Peggy Noonan,
President Barack H. Obama,
WSJ
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