Author: Leigh Patrick Sullivan

By God, I almost feel sorry for him.

I can’t help but picture President Obama sitting behind the desk in the Oval Office, pondering every conceivable way he could possibly think of to get out of the jam he’s found himself …

As we sink deeper into Chains We Can Believe In, it is rather surprising to still be hearing of an old and stale fad that must certainly be past its prime: the anti-Bush protest. Perhaps our American friends have …

Oh, to be a fly on the wall on February 19th.

U.S. President Barack Obama will follow custom and make his first official international trip as American leader to Canada to meet with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

Canadians who are part of the anti-war crowd (also known as ‘the unemployed’) have been ripping into the latest incident in Afghanistan like a pit bull into a toy poodle. Not content to just limit their embarrassing comments to …

As we find ourselves in the midst of the transfer process, moving from the era of Dubya to Obama-nation, the inevitable healing process is underway over in the GOP camp.

I can see it: Obama-ites and other various leftwing politicos around the nation gathered in their brainstorming groups, frantically trying to formulate their next attack on Sarah Palins character. Coffee downed by the pot load (or pot downed by the …

It isn’t as if we didn’t see this coming. The recent aggression/invasion by Russia into the independent state of Georgia is just the latest glaring piece of evidence that, if newly-minted President Medvedev and his puppet master, previous President …

Media north of the 49th parallel is all abuzz over alleged terrorist and Canadian citizen Omar Khadr, who is being held at Gitmo, Guantanamo Bay. The son of Egyptian and Palestinian parents who raised their son on a steady …

It began with an anonymous message, a note delivered by someone unknown. Several weeks and emails confirmed the authenticity. Now, here I was in the back of a beat-up car, blind-folded with a black fabric hood over my head, dust …

Canada’s months-long plea to its fellow NATO nations for increased military support in Afghanistan has finally been answered by the Frenc-whoops! Nope, not them. As of this writing, they changed their mind (chickened out?) at the last minute …

The Chinese crackdown in Tibet, the mobilization of Chinese troops against the independence-loving Tibetan people, cannot be categorized as shocking. We have known since the Dali Lama fled in exile some 50 years ago that this was inevitable.

The assassination of Pakistani political leader Benazir Bhutto, which is just the latest in a series of global terror attacks, can be called many things – shocking, horrible, a loss for democracy, a strike for the Islamofascists – but it …

Trying to choose a favorite in the Republican race for the presidential nomination brass ring has been an interesting experience. While the Democrat campaign has become so morbidly boring that you actually have to remind yourself to pay attention (or, …

One of the many benefits of being a conservative as opposed to a liberal is that we never have any shame about self-criticizing our own party. Being naturally opinionated, conservatives won’t hesitate to call out one of our own for …

The last thing I remember is falling backwards. I had been hanging a picture on the wall when, as I recall, the footstool gave way and I nailed the back of my head on the table. Somehow, I end up …