Print Ben Shapiro Follow Read Full Bio Obama Admin Requests Huge Hurricane Relief Package ... To Buy Cars This week, Jeffrey Zeints, Deputy Director for Management of the Office of Management and Budget, wrote a letter to Speaker of the House John Boehner in which he pled for a huge chunk of cash, supposedly to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy. 13 Dec 2012 Rice Withdraws Potential Secretary of State Nomination UN Ambassador Susan Rice, who disgraced herself after appearing on five morning shows on the Sunday after the Benghazi terrorist attacks and proclaiming that the attacks were nothing more than a spontaneous protest over a YouTube video gone wrong, has now withdrawn her name from consideration for a potential post as Secretary of State. President Obama had stated that he was considering her for the post. 13 Dec 2012 CNN Features 'Team Lightskinned': 'Black Enough to Be a N-----, White Enough to Be a Good One' On Sunday, December 15, CNN is slated to run a special starring Soledad O’Brien titled “Who Is Black in America?” The goal of the series: to racially polarize the country, push the notion that racism is still the most serious ill paralyzing America, and play on white liberal guilt to forward a racialist agenda. The show will feature various experiences of being black – but you can guarantee that the central, underlying message will be that being black is largely about experiencing racism from whites. 10 Dec 2012 Comic Artist Obliterates BuzzFeed for Inaccurate Hit Piece The all-important social media site BuzzFeed ran a weekend hit piece on comic artist Matthew Inman, proprietor of TheOatmeal.com, the incredibly popular comic website. Buzzfeed’s article was penned by one Jack Stuef. What was the point of the piece? It was a direct assault on Inman, based on Stuef’s perception that Inman is a “hard-edged” Republican. 10 Dec 2012 Poll: Americans Think Santa Votes Democrat Americans are firmly convinced that the Democrats are the party of giveaways. How do we know? According to a new poll from the Democratic organization Public Policy Polling, 44 percent of Americans think Santa Claus would vote Democrat, against 28 percent who say he is a Republican. 10 Dec 2012 Deal or No Deal? Obama, Boehner Meet at White House For the first time in weeks, President Obama and Speaker of the House John Boehner met face to face in an attempt to overcome disagreements about the fiscal cliff. White House spokesperson Josh Earnest stated, “This afternoon, the President and Speaker Boehner met at the White House to discuss efforts to resolve the fiscal cliff. We’re not reading out details of the conversation, but the lines of communication remain open.” 9 Dec 2012 Obama Could Mint $1 Trillion Platinum Coins to Avoid Debt Ceiling With American set to hit the debt ceiling again thanks to out-of-control government spending, the Washington Post has suggested a solution for President Obama: mint two platinum coins valued at $1 trillion each. 9 Dec 2012 Obama Takes Unlimited Corporate Donations for Inauguration President Obama has won his re-election effort, which means he’s free to break all of his promises to the American people on transparency and openness. Of course, he did that all during his first term, but the American voters didn’t seem to care. So now he’s doubling down. 7 Dec 2012 As Fiscal Cliff Looms, Obama Set For 20-Day, $4M Hawaiian Vacation President Barack Obama is headed to Hawaii for a posh 20-day vacation costing some $4 million to the taxpayers. The First Family will head to Kailua, where they’ll erect barricades to prevent the commoners from interacting with them. But it’s not the cost and inconvenience that Americans should wonder about – it’s the timing. President Obama heads out of town from December 17 to January 6. The fiscal cliff is slated to hit on January 2. 7 Dec 2012 WaPo's Jennifer Rubin: 'Good Riddance' to DeMint Jennifer Rubin of the Washington Post is supposed to be that outlet’s in-house conservative. But like David Brooks of the New York Times, she’s actually a liberal Republican posing as a conservative. After spending the better part of two years backing every move Mitt Romney made, assuring conservatives that he was the only candidate who could beat Barack Obama, she’s doubling down on her anti-conservative messaging rather than learning her lesson. 6 Dec 2012 Previous 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Next
Obama Admin Requests Huge Hurricane Relief Package ... To Buy Cars This week, Jeffrey Zeints, Deputy Director for Management of the Office of Management and Budget, wrote a letter to Speaker of the House John Boehner in which he pled for a huge chunk of cash, supposedly to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy. 13 Dec 2012
Rice Withdraws Potential Secretary of State Nomination UN Ambassador Susan Rice, who disgraced herself after appearing on five morning shows on the Sunday after the Benghazi terrorist attacks and proclaiming that the attacks were nothing more than a spontaneous protest over a YouTube video gone wrong, has now withdrawn her name from consideration for a potential post as Secretary of State. President Obama had stated that he was considering her for the post. 13 Dec 2012
CNN Features 'Team Lightskinned': 'Black Enough to Be a N-----, White Enough to Be a Good One' On Sunday, December 15, CNN is slated to run a special starring Soledad O’Brien titled “Who Is Black in America?” The goal of the series: to racially polarize the country, push the notion that racism is still the most serious ill paralyzing America, and play on white liberal guilt to forward a racialist agenda. The show will feature various experiences of being black – but you can guarantee that the central, underlying message will be that being black is largely about experiencing racism from whites. 10 Dec 2012
Comic Artist Obliterates BuzzFeed for Inaccurate Hit Piece The all-important social media site BuzzFeed ran a weekend hit piece on comic artist Matthew Inman, proprietor of TheOatmeal.com, the incredibly popular comic website. Buzzfeed’s article was penned by one Jack Stuef. What was the point of the piece? It was a direct assault on Inman, based on Stuef’s perception that Inman is a “hard-edged” Republican. 10 Dec 2012
Poll: Americans Think Santa Votes Democrat Americans are firmly convinced that the Democrats are the party of giveaways. How do we know? According to a new poll from the Democratic organization Public Policy Polling, 44 percent of Americans think Santa Claus would vote Democrat, against 28 percent who say he is a Republican. 10 Dec 2012
Deal or No Deal? Obama, Boehner Meet at White House For the first time in weeks, President Obama and Speaker of the House John Boehner met face to face in an attempt to overcome disagreements about the fiscal cliff. White House spokesperson Josh Earnest stated, “This afternoon, the President and Speaker Boehner met at the White House to discuss efforts to resolve the fiscal cliff. We’re not reading out details of the conversation, but the lines of communication remain open.” 9 Dec 2012
Obama Could Mint $1 Trillion Platinum Coins to Avoid Debt Ceiling With American set to hit the debt ceiling again thanks to out-of-control government spending, the Washington Post has suggested a solution for President Obama: mint two platinum coins valued at $1 trillion each. 9 Dec 2012
Obama Takes Unlimited Corporate Donations for Inauguration President Obama has won his re-election effort, which means he’s free to break all of his promises to the American people on transparency and openness. Of course, he did that all during his first term, but the American voters didn’t seem to care. So now he’s doubling down. 7 Dec 2012
As Fiscal Cliff Looms, Obama Set For 20-Day, $4M Hawaiian Vacation President Barack Obama is headed to Hawaii for a posh 20-day vacation costing some $4 million to the taxpayers. The First Family will head to Kailua, where they’ll erect barricades to prevent the commoners from interacting with them. But it’s not the cost and inconvenience that Americans should wonder about – it’s the timing. President Obama heads out of town from December 17 to January 6. The fiscal cliff is slated to hit on January 2. 7 Dec 2012
WaPo's Jennifer Rubin: 'Good Riddance' to DeMint Jennifer Rubin of the Washington Post is supposed to be that outlet’s in-house conservative. But like David Brooks of the New York Times, she’s actually a liberal Republican posing as a conservative. After spending the better part of two years backing every move Mitt Romney made, assuring conservatives that he was the only candidate who could beat Barack Obama, she’s doubling down on her anti-conservative messaging rather than learning her lesson. 6 Dec 2012