TH Daily - December 10 - Michelle Malkin, Brent Bozell, Jonah Goldberg, David Limbaugh, Oliver North and More

Homegrown Hate Crimes Against our Troops Michelle Malkin: When jihad-bent American Muslims target American soldiers on American soil, why does America yawn? ... more The Diseases of Pornography Brent Bozell: Derrick Burts, 24, started working as a porn-film actor in June. By October, he'd contracted the HIV virus. The AP story on Burts contained a jaw-dropping sentence. ... more When Words Fail Jonah Goldberg: Most theories for why the president came unglued like a papier-mache doll in a steam bath during his press conference this week center on the fact that he can't stand having his liberal bona fides questioned. ... more There's Compromise, and There's Compromise David Limbaugh: There's a lot of noise today about promoting political squishiness to a virtue and endorsing the notion that compromise for its own sake is noble. I uncompromisingly dissent. ... more Protecting Our Protectors Oliver North: It's a tough time to be a member of the U.S. armed forces. Those serving in our all-volunteer military -- and their families -- are stretched and stressed by more than nine years of war. ... more The Making of a President Pat Buchanan: If the Pelosi-Reid liberals are in a hissy fit over the tax-cut deal negotiated by Barack Obama, they have only themselves to blame. ... more The Mitch Daniels Dilemma Mona Charen: A parade of political professionals, pundits, and scribblers (including me) has trouped to Indianapolis because the modest, humorous, and mild-mannered Daniels may well be the best chief executive in American government. ... more Midwives to a New Nation Michael Gerson: The Obama administration, elsewhere challenged by Iranian nuclear ambitions and North Korean brinksmanship, is on the verge of a major diplomatic achievement in Sudan. ... more The Daniels Dilemma Mona Charen: Mitch Daniels was elected governor of Indiana in 2004. He was re-elected in 2008 (when Obama carried the state), winning more votes than any candidate in the state's history. ... more The Dream and the Nightmare Linda Chavez: The Dream Act is amnesty in the most meritorious sense. Many of those eligible to participate came as babes in arms or as young children. ... more Debunking the Millionaires and Billionaires Tax Cut Rhetoric Matt Towery: According to Bloomberg News, an overwhelming percentage of the people being called "the ultra rich" come nowhere near to earning $1 million dollars a year. ... more GAO: 'Unclear' If Airport Body Scanners Will Detect Underwear Bombs Terry Jeffrey: Even though TSA has put these so-called Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) scanners through both laboratory and operational testing, Congress's own auditing agency says it "remains unclear" that they can actually do the primary job they are intended to do. ... more Hillary's Unexpected Good Fortune Suzanne Fields: There are villains aplenty in the WikiLeaks scandal, but nobody looks better for it than Hillary Clinton. ... more No, We're Not No. 2 -- Yet David Harsanyi: A new Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor poll -- accompanied by a piece charmingly titled "We're No. 2" -- reports that the attitudes of Americans are about what you'd expect. ... more Obama Outmaneuvered in Tax Cut Battle Donald Lambro: President Obama went before the White House press corps Tuesday, blaming the Republicans for boxing him into a very difficult position that forced him to cut a deal to extend the Bush tax cuts. ... more The End of Books Paul Greenberg: News item, July 8, 2010: "The periodical shelves at Stanford University are nearly bare..." ... more Wikileaks Spurs Big Brother to Strike Diana West: WikiLeaks is exposing the way our government conducts "business." It is not a pretty process. Sometimes Uncle Sam limps along like a powerless giant, as when secretaries of State Condoleezza Rice and Hillary Clinton vainly plead with China to stop facilitating the military rise of Iran. ... more		Foes of 'don't ask, don't tell' say fight not over Obama to meet with former President Clinton Federal judges urged to quit private group's board Democrats delay action on young immigrants bill Recall News Lots O'"Hostage" Talk Carol Platt Liebau DADT Repeal Fails Katie Pavlich IS THE "F-WORD" PROGRESS FOR POP MUSIC? Michael Medved Obama Forced to Defend Tax Compromise Lefty Infighting: MSNBC Liberals Scream at Each Other Debate: Is the Death Tax Fair? Bill O'Reilly Discusses the Far Left in America CCAGW EXPRESSES OUTRAGE OVER HARRY'S HANDOUT TO HARRAH'S Read My Lips... No New Spending! Obamacare Waivers Point to Its Unworkability, Lawlessness Lunch With Heritage Online Chat on the Drilling Moratorium Protests, cyber-skirmishes rage over WikiLeaks APNews AP Enterprise: FAA loses track of 119,000 aircraft APNews Serbia reverses Nobel boycott APNews Police capture wanted Indonesian terror suspect APNews Empty chair left for jailed Chinese Nobel laureate APNews Pole dancing holds world championships APNews Treasury: Financial bailout income at $35 billion APNews Iran to air new footage of woman in stoning case APNews Top Israeli rabbi slams anti-Arab edict APNews Report: Sinopec to buy Occidental Argentine assets APNews Elder: The WikiLeaks Vindication of George W. Bush Coulter: Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Don't Call Our Troops Homophobes Barone: While His Base Rages, Obama Faces Tax-Cut Reality Goldberg: Politics Without Labels? What a Silly Concept Thomas: Questions for Democrats Gingrich Cushman: The Obama Administration's Flawed Foundation Hewitt: Kill 'the Deal' Dick Morris: The Republican Senate Sowell: Walter Williams' Memoir Benson: Fiscal Hawk May Finally Land on House Appropriations Committee
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