Pernicious Pentagon Software
Yesterday I wrote about the danger that the Pentagon might inadvertently purchase foreign-produced “malicious” software to run some of its most critical computer systems. Now comes news that some new...
View ArticleSovereign Wealth Funds
Brian Williams of NBC asked the Democrats a substantive and a provocative question about sovereign wealth funds — giant pools of money controlled and managed by foreign governments like China,...
View ArticleFlotsam and Jetsam
Andy McCarthy writes: “A panel of the Second Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has upheld the convictions of my old adversary, Lynne Stewart, for providing material support to terrorism — i.e., helping the...
View ArticleThe Health-Care Backlash
Here are some thoughts on where things stand in the aftermath of the certain passage of the Senate health-care bill. 1. Few Democrats understand the depth and intensity of opposition that exists toward...
View ArticleNew York: The Carpetbagger State Welcomes Harold Ford
You would think that out of the nearly 20 million people who live in the Empire State, the two major parties would be able to find at least two distinguished citizens fit to represent New York in the...
View ArticleTennessee Harold Ford’s Not Your Ordinary “Joe”
Harold Ford isn’t scared of Chuck Schumer or Barack Obama, let alone Kirsten Gillibrand. That’s nice, but is it enough to supply the former up-and-coming African-American star of Tennessee politics a...
View ArticleZuckerman Candidacy Would Change Everything in New York Senate Race
Well-heeled New York Democrats dismayed at the prospect of even another two years of Kirsten Gillibrand in the United States Senate have been floating the candidacy of former Tennessee Congressman...
View ArticleMaureen Dowd Is Right
… well, about practically nothing. But even a broken clock is right twice a day. Her time has come: The Oval Office was done over by chi-chi decorator Michael Smith, who was paid $800,000 to refurnish...
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