Dana Loesch

In a conversation about race, when one immediately thinks of black Americans when one hears food stamps, is not that a clear indicator of prejudice and stereotyping? If you said yes, then check out the latest column from Salon’s Joan

I published on Sunday a piece titled “Motherhood is Political” for Mother’s Day. It was written to answer the question I’m so often asked: why are mothers so active in the grassroots conservative movement? Later on that evening, I checked

Yesterday I interviewed Phil Christofanelli, a student from the UMSL labor relations class taught by Don Giljum. Christofanelli discusses his experience in the class, how the video series came to be, and corrects the fabrications surrounding Giljum’s scuffle with a

I’ve discussed this topic a lot all across the country, the wave of women, of mothers in political activism. [youtube fsUVL6ciK-c nolink] Why have so many mothers become so active? Because motherhood is political. I have two sons. One day

In his second in-depth examination of the Pigford case, investigative journalist John Stossel puts enriched Pigford attorney Al Pires to the test in a dramatic interview which ends with Pires name-calling and ending the interview. [youtube 7zzrWXZQ544 nolink] It’s refreshing

Lawrence O’Donnell attempted to debate interview Condoleezza Rice and Rice promptly are his lunch. Ate his lunch and slapped him around. Ate his lunch, slapped him around, and completely owned him. I can’t with either a straight face or accuracy

The Bookworm has a good roundup of the ever-changing narratives spilling forth from bin Laden’s death: Usually when governments use misinformation, they use it to make themselves look good. The Obama Administration gets points for originality, insofar as it’s been

Color of Change, the group founded by admitted Marxist and 9/11 truther Van Jones, is chest-thumping all over Twitter essentially saying that they, not Dylan Ratigan, run “The Dylan Ratigan Show.” Writing on Daily Kos, Color of Change’s James Rucker

From Poynter: Reuters White House photographer Jason Reed describes how the president made his speech to a single TV camera, then immediately after finishing, he pretended to speak for the still cameras. Reed writes: “As President Obama continued his nine-minute

Here’s the interesting quandary: the left, including our President, has railed against “enhanced interrogation techniques” for years. Obama even moved to prosecute those who engaged in using such techniques to extract pertinent information from terrorist detainees: President Barack Obama left

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I’m not a birther, but the left is not helping their cause by hysterically mischaracterizing anyone who disagrees with the President on policy – or even asks why it took him three years to release a birth certificate – as

In their fright the women bowed down with their faces to the ground but the men said to them, “Why do you look for living among the dead? He is not here, he has risen!” Luke 24: 5 “Look at

Apparently, having a baby in public is using said baby as a prop but using said baby as a ploy against the object of your political hatred is not using baby as a prop at all. Interesting logic. I feel

I got this photo in a text message from a friend. It’s a photo of his friend’s house, and the family was due to close on it this week. St. Louis isn’t a stranger to storms; by the time you

Applause, Internet. You did this. Read here: A post on this page satirizing Sarah Palin using her baby as a political prop was very badly done and sounded like the author was mocking the child and not just Sarah Palin/Sarah

First Wonkette deleted comments, then they deleted Stuef’s byline. Now this: UPDATE: I regret this post and using the word “retarded” in a reference to Sarah Palin’s child. It’s not nice, and is not necessary, but I take responsibility for

Gary Eaton and Shelli Eaton, the talented songwriters behind Retracto’s theme song, have penned a fabulous tune based around a phrase I use to describe the incessant water-carrying done by the left: administration fellation. They’re a fantastic band, an amalgam

This is why we take screenshots. BEFORE: AFTER: This is somehow better than an apology? They’re apparently deleting the offensive comments as well while pretending such comments never existed. PREVIOUSLY: Wonkette Removes Writer’s Name From Trig Hit Piece Mediaite to

Is this supposed to make it all better? Posted by Dave Weigel at Slate: UPDATE: Wonkette editor Ken Layne looped me in on an e-mail to AdWeek, in which he wrote that Steuf has been admonished. I have four kids