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Sen. Kirk (R-IL): Kerry, Biden Iran Briefing 'Anti-Israeli'

Sen. Kirk (R-IL): Kerry, Biden Iran Briefing 'Anti-Israeli'

On Wednesday, Secretary of State John Kerry met with the Senate Banking Committee alongside Vice President Joe Biden to push against strengthening sanctions on Iran. Members of both parties expressed incredulity about the administration’s case, but Sen. Mark Kirk (R-IL)

Walls Close in Around Obama

Walls Close in Around Obama

On Wednesday, Senator Mark Udall (D-CO) introduced a bill in the Senate that would allow Americans to keep their health insurance plans for a limit of two years. “I have repeatedly said that the Affordable Care Act isn’t perfect,” Udall

Reid to Keep Quiet Until Receiving WH Orders

Reid to Keep Quiet Until Receiving WH Orders

On Wednesday, after the Obama administration released the abysmal enrollment numbers for the health insurance exchanges, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announced that he would issue no comment until he had spoken with President Obama. Reid, the most ardent advocate

Five States Clock Under 100 Obamacare Enrollees

Five States Clock Under 100 Obamacare Enrollees

In its first month, the ballyhooed Obamacare health exchanges signed up an average of 728 Americans per state. In the five lowest states with exchanges run by the federal government, Obamacare exchanges signed up a grand total of 335 Americans:

Obamacare Enrollment Numbers Brutally Low

Obamacare Enrollment Numbers Brutally Low

On Wednesday, the Obama administration finally released its first numbers for Obamacare health insurance exchange enrollment dating from October 1 to October 31. The numbers were not pretty: just 106,185 people “selected a Marketplace plan” using the exchanges, after the

CNBC: Business 'Increasingly Fed Up' with Tea Party

CNBC: Business 'Increasingly Fed Up' with Tea Party

On Wednesday, CNBC’s Laurence Delevigne argued that the business community would put the final nail in the coffin of the tea party. “The recent elections underlined a growing tension in political money circles,” Delevigne wrote. “Business people are increasingly fed

NYT: Obama's Health Insurance Lie an 'Incorrect Promise'

NYT: Obama's Health Insurance Lie an 'Incorrect Promise'

The New York Times has now decided that President Obama’s lie about Americans being able to keep their health insurance wasn’t a lie at all – instead, it was an “incorrect promise.” That’s the language Times reporters Michael D. Shear

SEIU Prepares Airport Protests to Snag Holiday Travel

SEIU Prepares Airport Protests to Snag Holiday Travel

Just when you think your holiday travel is safe, the Service Employees International Union is ready to help ruin the holidays. Employees of private contractors at New York airports congregated at LaGuardia’s Terminal B on Tuesday to protest their wages

How Media Matters May Save Hillary from Benghazi

How Media Matters May Save Hillary from Benghazi

Last week, the media went apoplectic after a 60 Minutes report on the terrorist attacks in Benghazi, Libya on September 11, 2012, turned out to be mistaken. Much of the report was based on the testimony of one Dylan Davies,

Kerry on Iran: 'You Have to Act in Some Good Faith'

Kerry on Iran: 'You Have to Act in Some Good Faith'

Appearing on NBC’s Meet the Press, Secretary of State John Kerry denied that the Obama administration was prepared to make a rotten deal with the Iranians over the Iranian nuclear program. “This is serious business,” Kerry said, attempting to hail

Fox Reporter Faces Jail Time for Protecting Sources

Fox Reporter Faces Jail Time for Protecting Sources

In July 2012, Fox reporter Jana Winter reported that James Holmes, the shooter in the Aurora, Colorado theater massacre who murdered 12 people during a showing of The Dark Knight Rises, had sent a University of Colorado psychiatrist a notebook

Bloomberg's Big Win: FDA to Regulate Transfats

Bloomberg's Big Win: FDA to Regulate Transfats

While outgoing New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s favored measures may have gone down to flaming defeat in states like Colorado this week, Bloomberg’s nanny state nutrition campaign has now gone national. The Food and Drug Administration has adopted new

Newsweek JFK Cover: 'Camelot in 101 Tweets'

Newsweek JFK Cover: 'Camelot in 101 Tweets'

On Thursday, Newsweek released its newest cover, lionizing the Kennedys once again, but also attempting to link the JFK Administration with Twitter: Here’s our latest cover: Camelot in 101 Tweets. Each links to original #newsweek article. We’ll be posting all

NYT: No Religious Exemption for LGBT Employment Bill

NYT: No Religious Exemption for LGBT Employment Bill

On Tuesday, The New York Times editorial board revealed its true agenda in supporting the Employment Non-Discrimination Act: the desire to compel religious believers to abandon their traditional ethical tenets in favor of the Times‘ superior moral universe. After declaring

New Yorkers Revert to Default Leftism

New Yorkers Revert to Default Leftism

On Tuesday, the electorate of New York City returned to the era of 1970s-style hard leftism in local government, electing Bill De Blasio mayor by a massive 45 point margin. De Blasio wasn’t the only hard-core leftist elected – he

De Blasio Wants Union Head Weingarten as NYC School Chief

De Blasio Wants Union Head Weingarten as NYC School Chief

Bill De Blasio, presumably the next mayor of New York City, is already considering a new schools chancellor: Randi Weingarten, head of the American Federation of Teachers. Weingarten was previously the head of the United Federation of Teachers in New