Wednesday, November 23, 2011
GOV. RICK PERRY is getting a second look, and the reviews are positive:
Newt Gingrich is also getting favorable coverage.
Miniter & Miniter: Optional Government, andI'm impressed. Not in full agreement, but impressed.
Zoller: Rick Perry Offers a Feast of Reform Ideas.
Newt Gingrich is also getting favorable coverage.
THE CULT (?) of journalistic objectivity. Conor Friedersdorf in a nearly incoherent post on the works of James O'Keefe: "... [M]ore evidence that pretending reporters have no opinions or biases is no longer tenable."
Friedersdorf is confusing opinion with bias and both with objectivity. I have no objection to either opinion or bias, provided they are kept in the opinion pages, where they belong, and not the news pages. I expect news to confine itself to who, what, where, when, how, and only sometimes why (if that can be established as factual and not opinion). I can generate the opinion myself.
Linked from Instapundit.
Friedersdorf is confusing opinion with bias and both with objectivity. I have no objection to either opinion or bias, provided they are kept in the opinion pages, where they belong, and not the news pages. I expect news to confine itself to who, what, where, when, how, and only sometimes why (if that can be established as factual and not opinion). I can generate the opinion myself.
Linked from Instapundit.
FIRST LOOK: Electronic Warfare Missile. OT&E (operational test and evaluation) should be conducted in Iran.
HEH. Occupy DC expects to be raided, tells campers to remove drugs. Can you imagine that happening at a Tea Party protest?
PARALYZE GOVERNMENT: not a bad idea. It might surprise working Americans to find out that they can do perfectly well without it.
WHOLE FOODS founder John Mackey's free market plan for creating jobs. It's refreshing to see someone who, one would think is tied to the environmental movement, actually understand free market capitalism.
SUPERCOMMITTEE: Failure or Success? It depends on the goal. It will be up to the voters in the next election to make it a success.
RUSSIA'S stricken Mars probe contacted. With luck -- and hard work -- it may not be necessary to attempt a 'shootdown'.
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