Posted on 01/07/2012 1:23:05 AM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
Steyn is simply wonderful. Nobody can slash open the gussied up Liberal garbage sack and expose it’s putrid contents better than he.
Santorum's respect for all life, including even the smallest bleakest meanest two-hour life, speaks well for him, especially in comparison with his fellow Pennsylvanian, the accused mass murderer Kermit Gosnell, an industrial-scale abortionist at a Philadelphia charnel house who plunged scissors into the spinal cords of healthy delivered babies. Few of Gosnell's employees seemed to find anything "weird" about that: Indeed, they helped him out by tossing their remains in jars and bags piled up in freezers and cupboards. Much less crazy than taking 'em home and holding a funeral, right?
That just about says it. Power is all they really want: The power to take your money and spend it themselves. They know they're worthless in a real economy, and that's the nexus for why they hate hard-working, decent family men: It's envy.
The only reason I subscribe to Rush 24/7 is so that I do not miss any of the times Steyn substitutes.
Neither Rush nor Steyn went to college, but listening to Steyn is like listening to a professor from Hillsdale College. He has an amazing breadth of knowledge.
Rush is politically adept, but I learn more from Steyn whether you like his presentation or not.
As for Colmes, the guy is beyond contempt. He is an evil Eddie Haskell. I hate it that BOR has him teamed up with Monica Crowley. I like listening to her but just can’t with Colmes in the picture. And yes, I know he is her brother-in-law. Creeps me out.
‘He really is a BORE.’
O’Reilly is a B O O R.
A Levittown, Long Island Boor.
I was raised on Long Island - I know!
A more hateful, vile and willfully cretinous people you couldn't find this side of the Gestapo.
Stein regularly hits it out of the park, but this article was so powerful that I just had to sit down and catch my breath for a few minutes. Maybe it’s the topic of Santorium’s child dying in infancy, maybe it’s just the quality of the writing. If there is ever a history written about this moment in time, Stein will be remembered as one of the great commentators.
Steyn is a keen observer and adept commentator. While he powerfully frames things in the context of contemporary conservatism, I wish he’d make stronger and more frequent references to its roots in natural law, and the Judeo-Christian ethic. If he did so, he could fully claim the mantle of this century’s Chesterton.
Jim Rob should include a “like” button sometimes.
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