Topic: George H.W. Bush

DOJ-Media-Intel Election Interference Predates Trump
DOJ-Media-Intel Election Interference Predates Trump April 14, 2023 Jack Cashill Long before Trump’s emergence, Democrats were playing by a radically different set of rules.
The Dark Side of Celebrity in Our Time
The Dark Side of Celebrity in Our Time October 15, 2022 Peter Olsson, M.D. What is it about celebrity, notoriety and fame that distorts, corrupts, and degrades the conscience, morality, and ethics?
How to Explain the Wave of Nostalgia Around George H. W. Bush’s Death
How to Explain the Wave of Nostalgia Around George H. W. Bush’s Death December 25, 2018 Paula Rinehart Before we close the door on the last president from the generation who fought a World War, perhaps it’s worth remembering what we took for granted for so long. 
The Vision Thing: A Past President's Achilles Heel
The Vision Thing: A Past President's Achilles Heel December 8, 2018 Brian E. Birdnow It is customary when a great man passes away to stress his virtues and to downplay his mistakes, as, out of common courtesy, one does not speak ill of the dead.
The Canard about 'Voodoo Economics' is Back as the Left Remembers Bush
The Canard about 'Voodoo Economics' is Back as the Left Remembers Bush December 6, 2018 Jack Hellner Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell leads the charge to claim that tax cuts don't lead to increased government revenue but her claims are untethered to hard, cold, economic facts.
RIP, President George H.W. Bush
RIP, President George H.W. Bush December 1, 2018 Thomas Lifson The passing of the 41st president, George H.W. Bush, is both a family heartbreak and – inevitably – a political event. Like virtually everything else in the news, the media will make this all about Trump, with invidious comparisons.
Bush 41’s death reveals the truth of the cliché: the only kind of Republicans the media like is dead ones
Bush 41’s death reveals the truth of the cliché: the only kind of Republicans the media like is dead ones December 1, 2018 Jack Hellner The playbook is always the same.
Stefan Halper’s role in CIA efforts to influence 1980 presidential election revealed
Stefan Halper’s role in CIA efforts to influence 1980 presidential election revealed May 20, 2018 Thomas Lifson Don’t take my word for it, just examine the record published in the New York Times in 1983.
So much for George H.W. Bush's decency, civility, gentlemanliness...
So much for George H.W. Bush's decency, civility, gentlemanliness... October 29, 2017 Monica Showalter Now that a fifth woman has come forward to say that former President George H.W. Bush patted her butt, it's fair to say this is rather disappointing.
The Bush Betrayal
The Bush Betrayal September 26, 2016 Jared Peterson Rumor out of Texas has it that the elder Bush will vote for Hillary Clinton. No word of denial issues from Pater, Dubya or Jeb.  
The End of the Bush Era
The End of the Bush Era March 1, 2016 Jared Peterson There’s little pleasure in the Bush Family’s political demise, because in reflecting on its era there’s no escaping the fact that the Left’s assault on traditional American government and culture surged on all fronts during the entirety of it.
George H.W. Bush, 91 and still confused by conservatism
George H.W. Bush, 91 and still confused by conservatism October 25, 2015 Ed Straker The senior Bush can't understand why voters have rejected his son Jeb, whose agenda of open borders, amnesty, and Common Core is anathema to conservative voters.
GOP's Outreach Blues
GOP's Outreach Blues July 30, 2013 Christopher Chantrill The Republican Party has never had a clue how to "reach out" to voters. And it shouldn't.
Alexander Haig, the Rebbe and Israel: A Secret Revealed After 32 Years
Alexander Haig, the Rebbe and Israel: A Secret Revealed After 32 Years June 7, 2013 Steve Feldman On June 7, 1981 -- 32 years ago today -- Israeli F-16s and F-15s bombed and destroyed a nascent nuclear reactor in Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
Christopher Dorner: When Moderates Go Bad
Christopher Dorner: When Moderates Go Bad February 8, 2013 Jack Cashill Unlike so many killers who have tried to justify their murderous sprees with deranged manifestos, rogue LA cop Christopher Dorner is a picture of moderation.