Dana Loesch

According to US Census Bureau data, 49.1% of the US population lives in a household where at least one member is receiving government benefits: The 49.1% of the population in a household that gets benefits is up from 30% in

The conservative blogosphere today launched a version of the Kony 2012 tactic, introducing readers to a man named Brett Kimberlin and his fellow far-leftists. The movement was sparked by several incidents, most recently the reported intimidation of Aaron Worthing and

A year ago I was up late packing for Puerto Rico, having given notice that I’d be offline for seven days’ vacation. My phone rang. It was The Boss, the late Andrew Breitbart. When he called, you answered, and a

Tom Barrett isn’t just Wisconsin’s worst jobs mayor, he’s apparently the worst on crimes, as well. So bad, in fact, that he’s resorted to campaigning on what seem to be cooked crime statistics. In his February 2012 State of the City

Time Magazine recently wrote on the sputtering and splintering “recall Walker” labor movement in Wisconsin but left out the reason why the recall movement has lost steam: you can’t protest success that saved teacher jobs. … the campaign to recall

Progressives are once again slurring South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley. This incident comes by way of Phil Bailey, Political Director of the South Carolina Senate Democratic Caucus, via Twitter. Oh yes, he wrote it not once, but twice: When confronted

I’ve wondered lately how the policies of a man can be used to measure a woman’s devotion to her own sex. I’ve also wondered how the ideology that preaches about choice can be so vehemently anti-choice when it comes to

Yesterday President Obama gave what I call a “car salesman cup holder speech” to the all-female graduating class at Barnard College.  “You can be powerful and stylish, too” said Obama. “That’s what Michelle would say.” Oh THANK HEAVENS. Whew! I don’t

Black church leaders have condemned the President’s words on same sex marriage from the pulpit: Just days after President Barack Obama announced his support for same-sex marriage, pastors and priests around Maryland took to their own pulpits with their reaction-

The President today said that he personally supports same-sex marriage, but took a federalist stance on it: The president stressed that this is a personal position, and that he still supports the concept of states’ deciding the issue on their

It’s official: Richard Mourdock has unseated six-term Senator Dick Lugar, setting the tone for primaries across the country. What’s coming up for Mourdock this fall will be dramatically different from the primary race: he’ll be facing a Democrat opponent buoyed

But I thought the tea party was dead?  Indiana grassroots appears to have scored a major victory of the GOP establishment in tonight’s hotly contested senate primary. Richard Mourdock, the State Treasurer heavily backed by various tea parties is the

Earlier today, FBI agents dropped in on the home of St. Louis conservative Scott Boston over remarks he made about Sen. Claire McCaskill at a Tea Party Express rally in Springfield. Fortunately, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch was able to break the

Indiana’s Senator Dick Lugar issued an SOS on Friday as he fell behind grassroots challenger Richard Murdouck by double digits in the most recent polls. “Every person in Indiana who wants me to continue, every person wherever they might be

Tom Barrett has widened his lead over Kathleen Falk in a battle over who will represent Labor against Scott Walker in Wisconsin’s June 5th recall election.  Barrett stands at 38% to Falk’s 21%, according to Marquette University Law School’s latest poll. 

Back in 2009 Barack Obama liked Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett as a potential Wisconsin governor. It makes sense: for a president unwilling to do what’s necessary to beat down the 8+% unemployment rate, Barrett’s record-high Milwaukee unemployment rate certainly looks

Leftists love men and women police officers when they can use them during labor negotiations but after that, they treat them like dogs and even go so far as to blame them for rape. That’s what Occupy Wall Street organizer Harrison Schulz