Jedediah Bila

Dedicated to the memory of Griffen Levin. She sat on my lap looking up at me for a few seconds, then let out a big yawn. She tilted her head, darted up my chest, and found a home on my left shoulder. She was so tiny – a mere 1.5 pounds of white fluff – [...]

Riveting, edifying, and judicious are just a few of the words I’d employ to describe Michelle Malkin’s latest, Culture of Corruption.  In one of the most well investigated pieces I’ve examined to date, Malkin adeptly juxtaposes Barack Obama’s hope and change rhetoric to his repeated pampering of lobbyists, tax cheats, unscrupulous corporate lawyers, and fraudulent [...]