Say "good bye" to the England we've all known

I just saw the headline on the Drudge Report that Mohammed is now the most frequently used name for newborn boys in England (news story here). Unless there is some amazing change in how muslims in England are integrating, I think that this is the death knell of the England that we've all known. In another 40 years it will be the Islamic Republic of England. Very disturbing news.

Dana Perino takes on Maureen Dowd

Dana Perino has a good post at the Corner on a Maureen Dowd column in which Dowd decries successful Republican women as being "mean". I mean how lame is Maureen Dowd? Good for Dana Perino to take her on on such a ridiculous column.

David Harsanyi on feminist hypocrisy

How all the so-called feminists can endorse Jerry Brown in California after his campaign called Meg Whitman a "whore" just shows the hypocrisy of the feminist movement. David Harsanyi points out the hypocrisy of the feminists in this article.

The Left is smearing Ken Buck

Apparently the Dems are trying to paint Ken Buck as being pro date rape because he didn't prosecute a man accused of date rape. This article explains why he didn't seek to prosecute him. That doesn't make him pro- date rape. I mean really... is there no depth that these so-called "progressives" won't stoop to to smear a good man?

Obama's dogged commitment to Keynesian economics

Good post by David Limbaugh describing Obama's solid commitment to a Keynesian approach... even as that approach demolishes the U.S. economy.

A good extract from the post:

"Obama was so convinced that Keynesian pump-priming would work to “jump- start the economy,” that he promised that if implemented, his stimulus package would keep unemployment from exceeding eight percent. (Neither he nor his Keynesian brain trust ever bothered to explain how the nation could afford an extra $1 trillion in debt even if his spending would have worked, but that’s another subject). Though unemployment jumped above ten percent and has hovered between nine and ten percent ever since, there is no indication that Obama’s blind faith in Keynesian is remotely shaken."

Dinesh D'Souza on Obama's anti-colonialist motivations

I've been hearing Dinesh D'Souza promoting his new book, The Roots of Obama's Rage, on various radio talk shows and his hypothesis makes a lot of sense to me. He's summarized his argument in this Washington Post article.