[Tolik]

Victor Davis Hanson:

Just a partial list: http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/victordavishanson/index:

Circling Sharks Smell American Blood: America should keep quieter abroad — and try finding a bigger stick

Palin-Odes? What Drives the Fear and Loathing of Sarah Palin?

Obama’s Prissy America - Why does Obama’s tolerant, apologetic America seem so very self-centered?

Same Old, Same Old at Fort Hood

What Bush Inherited, and What He Left Left Behind

Who Are ‘They’? To Obama, “they” are responsible for all our troubles. Problem is, “they” are most of us

Afghan Mythologies. We have everything we need to defeat the Taliban.

What If?—Mr. President

Fort Hood—A now familiar horror

The Discreet Charm of the Left-wing Plutocracy

Truman and the Principles of U.S. Foreign Policy. Jimmy Carter rejected the postwar consensus. President Obama appears to be following a similar path

'Present' Vote Won't Create Border Order

America’s Obama Obsession - Anatomy of a passing hysteria

Obamanoia

The Kitty-Cat Who Roared - The loud reformer Obama himself proves even emptier in his promises than Bush

Some Signs of the Times - Victor Davis Hanson's conclusions from what’s going on in the age of Obama

Dr. Barack and Mr. Obama - The backlash is sharp as voters learn that Obama is not the man they thought he was

Deconstructing the "Whup Ass". Obama's & Jones’ lucrative anti-capitalist careers

What We Are Learning About the Era of Obama

Obama and "Redistributive Change". His real agenda

Obama vs. Obama "The fault, dear Barack, is not in our stars, But in ourselves"

The Obama Administration : What Went Wrong

Our Road to Oceania

Bullying Israel-only country with which the U.S. has worse relations since Obama took office

Prairie-Fire Anger. Why Are People in Revolt?

Obama's Great Race to Change America

Obama’s Path Not Taken. What Might Have Happened

On Shearing Sheep (relentless hostility to small business)

The War Against the Producers

A Thug’s Primer - How to win liberal friends and oppress your people

The New Orwellianism

Our Historically Challenged President. A list of distortions

I No Longer Quite Believe ... [Victor Davis Hanson on Orwellian media & science, race relations]

President Palin’s First 100 Days. Imagine if Sarah Palin had Obama’s record

Confessions of a Contrarian [deconstructing Obama, the Left and more]

Thoughts About Depressed Americans

Bush Did It. What a difference an election makes [Brilliant Parody]

Our Battered American [gets angrier - Must Read Rant]

Just a partial list. Much more at the link:  http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/victordavishanson/index

[Mac from Cleveland]

The Texans say “6 inch belt buckle and a 2 inch pecker”....

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[Paladin2]

Too bad Zer0 isn’t still voting “Present!”.

[griswold3]

The loyal opposition is wide awake!
You mess with the bull, you’re gonna get horned!

We know who Obama is, does he know who we are?

[milwguy]

More clarity from one of the most astute historians of our age.

[afnamvet]

The next year will be one of the most interesting in memory.

Indeed. A significant moment in our history no doubt.

[Tax-chick]

The next year will be one of the most interesting in memory.

"May you live in interesting times," is an imprecation, not a "Have a nice day!"

[tet68]

The next year will be one of the most interesting in memory.

Absolutely, rank right up there with 1938.

Adolph Hitler named Time’s Man of the year 1938.
and final quote from that article.

“To those who watched the closing events of the year it seemed more than probable that the Man of 1938 may make 1939 a year to be remembered.”

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

“The next year will be one of the most interesting in memory.”

No doubt. I only hope that life doesn’t become such a struggle that we have no time or energy left to ponder what is or isn’t “interesting”. People out of work with little hope of extricating themselves from their morass aren’t wondering what’s interesting...they’re wondering where their next meal will come from. And if they think it can come from you, escalating measures of force will be the separating element.

[mitch5501]

"...the adverse effects of giving such a monster a public megaphone"

That could actually turn out to be not that bad a thing.Let him speak his mind and beliefs for all and sundry to hear...it might clear a lot of smoke and mirrors.

[Blind Eye Jones]

Reality catch up to rhetoric? I doubt it because it seems that the health bill will be passed. The Democrats are going to do it, despite the reality of growing public disapproval and huge debt. That means rhetoric is still going strong. Obama is still smoozing, still fanangeling, still whispering sweet nothings in the senators ears. Rhetoric is still winning, just like in the Bush years, when there is no real hardship in the land. When there is no hardship dreams are never tempered with reality and pleasant, smooth words win out. People don’t know better... in three years time they will.

[redgirlinabluestate]

We may see one of two things happen: Either the country will move more to the left in four years than it has in the last 50; or Obama will take down with him both the Democratic Congress and the very notion of responsible liberal governance, thereby achieving a Jimmy Carter–type legacy.

Let's hope it is the latter. I think the people are figuring out the emperor has no clothes...or something like that.