The West Nile virus came to my neck of the woods last week, when four dead crows turned up in southern Maryland and Washington, D.C. Am I scared? Yes, the possible presence of infected mosquitoes in my lakeside neighborhood is worrisome. But even more disturbing is...
Michelle Malkin
Malkin is a graduate of Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio. She lives with her husband in North Bethesda, MD.
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Pay For Your Own Day Care
In San Diego, they've turned the public schools into full-service baby sitters at a cost of more than $15 million per year. The program is called "6 to 6." Every elementary and middle school student is eligible for sun-up to sundown care. Well, why not? The kids...
Advertising In One Lesson: Specifics Beats Superlatives Every Time
"The Washington Post cordially invites you to the 15th annual National Council of Caucasian Women's White Family Reunion Celebration." Can you imagine the uproar if one of the nation's largest newspapers issued invitations to a cultural gathering designed to enhance...
Cop Haters Dearly Loved in Hollywood
Tom Alciere, an obscure Republican lawmaker from New Hampshire, received nationwide media attention this week for posting remarks on the Internet about killing cops. What a fool. If Mr. Alciere had written his crude rantings in rhyme and embarked on a music career...
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