The first three links are from several days ago and got lost in the process.
What Did Republican Never Trumpers think would happen, oh right, they never expected him to be elected. Daniel Drezner on Elections have consequences.
Walter Williams on how the Left’s Narrative on Crime is making black lives worse.
Didn’t we see all the latest headlines in Spy vs. Spy a long time ago?
The New York Times is caught in a lie, or maybe just a sin of omission and jumping the gun on a story. Here is more on false stories.
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Obama’s Biggest Whoppers, as recounted by the WaPo FactChecker. I haven’t read the article but I am willing to bet it doesn’t include them all.
Ann Althouse on the books and magazines on the day of Obama’s Inauguration. They worship at his altar.
Sometimes Less is More That time when Venezuela took over ExxonMobile.
Steven Hayward at Powerline takes the Washington Post to task for a really, really bad headline.
