First Jimmy Carter said President Obama’s opponents on health care were motivated by racism, now it’s actually a small, nefarious group of corporate interests who are really pulling the strings of the easily-manipulated Tea Party members. Oh, and nice job
Clark County Registrar of Voters Larry Lomax said, “Especially in a community with a lot of elderly citizens or senior citizens, who have a little more difficulty going, working their way through a touch-screen ballot.”
The women of “The View” discuss the subtle nuances of the Nevada Senate race.
A montage of examples of intolerant and offensive statements by NPR contributors from the left.
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The race for Senate in Kentucky heats up as Republican Ron Paul takes on Democrat Jack Conway in a debate.
AFP: When Barack Obama left the US Senate to become the 44th president of the United States, his seat was given by Illinois’ state governor — in a highly controversial move — to Roland Burris. Now it is being vacated
Dr. Elizabeth Newhall appeared on MSNBC’s “Rachel Maddow Show” and explained the virtues and positive benefits of abortion. “This is excellent medicine, this is mandatory for public health, for all of our health, for children’s health…”
A MoveOn.org protester was wrestled to the ground and stomped on by a Rand Paul supporter after she tried to perform a stunt with the Kentucky Senate candidate. Dressed with a blonde wig and carrying a sign, the protester identified
Astounding new levels of rhetoric from the Great Uniter.
Rick Scott and Alex Sink, candidates for Governor of Florida, met for a live debate on CNN. During the debate, GOP Scott pointed out that Sink had received a message during a break which was a violation of the agreed-upon
More divisive racial rhetoric from Rev. Jackson.
President Jimmy Carter made a strange claim on MSNBC’s “Hardball”: “Ronald Reagan only had less than 51% of the vote, but he won because of a third-party candidate.”
The Right Scoop Joe Miller received the Bronze Star for his service to our country.
Andrew Cuomo brought his campaign to Western New York and dodged questions about a scandal involving government bids for a casino. He had no direct answer despite the fact that he is the state’s Attorney General. Instead he went on
With nine days to go, the Tea Party Patriots continued their get out the vote campaign through the Pacific Northwest. Next stop: Southern California.
After being arrested in Vancouver earlier in the week, fugitive actor Randy Quaid and his wife, Evi, petitioned Canadian authorities for safe haven Friday, sending their attorney out in front of photographers with a note indicating they are “requesting asylum
In a 1992 interview on CNN, Jerry Brown explained the differences between what a he said to get elected and the realities of what happened when he was in office: “You say you’re going to lower taxes, you’re going to
Senator Ron Wyden (D) debated GOP challenger Jim Huffman. During the debate, Senator Wyden took the opportunity to highlight a disagreement with the Obama Administration.
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com ob jec tive adj. – not influenced by personal feelings, interpretations, or prejudice; based on facts; unbiased
Democratic Representative Robert Brady told MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell his strategy for getting out the vote in Philadelphia: “We still have the street money and we’re very knowledgeable.” Instead of allowing that statement to stand as a classic gaffe, Ms. Mitchell
A buffalo that escaped from a north Georgia property ended up in a neighbor’s pool. Of course, they tried to lasso him to get him out.
In a video published on October 23rd, AFL-CIO Boss Richard Trumka declares war on intolerance by condemning all forms of bigotry as part of the anti-gay bullying “It Gets Better” campaign. Will this timely call for civility and “confronting intolerance
The Democratic candidate for Governor of California shows how he can be controlled by his handlers.
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com An Iraq war protester threw his shoes at former Prime Minister John Howard on live television in Australia. The protester stood up and threw two shoes, while Mr Howard was defending his decision to
