Globe Echoes McCain's Disdain: Voters Not 'Rational' on Immigration
See update at foot: life imitates NewsBusters.
This is the first step. We can and must complete this legislation sooner rather than later. We all know that this issue can be caught up in extracurricular politics unless we move forward as quickly as possible. -- Sen. John McCain [R-AZ], May 17th.Now is probably the last window for action on comprehensive reform before presidential politics thwart…
Bozell Column: The Pulitzer Racket
Conservatives often ponder why more young conservatives don’t go into journalism. Here’s one easy reason: the path to prizes and prestige doesn’t come from fierce investigative probing into liberal sacred cows or sharp-eyed conservative commentary. It comes from pleasing liberals with stories which advance their agenda. The 2007 Pulitzer Prizes must have been a sad affair, what with no major…
Environment: Globe Touts Cambridge's Feel-Good Foolishness
The great William F. Buckley, Jr. once famously said that he
"would rather be governed by the first 200 names in the Boston
phone book, than by the Harvard faculty." The National Review
founder might well feel the same about the elected officials of Harvard's
home of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
For as described in a Boston Globe editorial of this morning, How green was my city?, Cambridge's…
