Tag Archives: National Review

When Trump invokes William F Buckley Jr

Posted on January 23, 2016 by Jorge Costales

When Donald Trump invokes the memory of my hero, William F. Buckley Jr. — the image to the right is on my mouse pad — my first reaction is a vague recall of the gag, ideally voiced with a Southern … Continue reading →

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Traditional marriage and the concept of ‘pilita’

Posted on May 4, 2014 by Jorge Costales

Pilita – Spanish slang for piling on. If you plan on supporting the concept of traditional marriage — members of the opposite sex with a bare minimum of common ancestors¹ — in the public square debate, for God’s sake be … Continue reading →

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Ayers today, gone tomorrow?

Posted on August 26, 2008 by Jorge Costales

Barack Obama is making Dan Uggla’s slump look mild. His steady decline in the polls culminated today, on the second day of his Convention, to show him dropping behind McCain [by 2 points], for the first time since March. That’s … Continue reading →

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