When everything is racist, nothing will be racist. That is where we are headed, and nothing proves that better than Emily Roller in the New York Times. Because the Left is desperate to move the illegal immigration issue from a
Complaint_1 – It’s the stuff thrillers are made of: our old friends the Soviets are back, this time calling themselves Russians, but up to their same old tricks: infiltrating the United States with “illegals” — sleeper agents who can pass
[youtube CrcFtb7luIQ nolink] In 2008, as the Supreme Court was preparing to hear D.C. vs. Heller, the case against D.C. handgun ban, liberal news outlets were going out their way to explain why the ban should be kept in place.
It’s hard to respect a “journalist” who repeatedly insulted and mocked leading conservatives he was assigned cover, and even wished death on some of them, to a secretive email list comprised of liberal media figures around the country. Whatever this
The Washington Post had two pieces on the (forced) resignation of its “conservative” blogger, Dave Weigel: one by ombudsman, Andrew Alexander; and, another by the staff writer, Howard Kurtz. Both pieces make a bad situation worse: Alexander’s by unintentionally posing
By some ironic twist of fate, the Senator from the Ku Klux Klan has died on the same day the Supreme Court — by a distressingly narrow 5-4 ruling — affirmed that the Second Amendment is incorporated, via the 14th
Speaking truth to power in Milwaukee: Biden’s reaction speaks volumes: [youtube PQK2YchAnnM nolink] “Why don’t you say something nice instead of being a smarta– all the time?” he said to the manager, in an exchange captured on video by local
Treading carefully while not speaking ill of the dead, obvious questions should be asked in the ramp-up to our traditional glorification of elected royalty. How would the media and liberal establishment today react to a GOP politician who was a
It’s always disheartening to see someone from your own camp take a bad hit as Dave Weigel has. The Washington Post blogger, who was hired to provide coverage “inside the conservative movement and the Republican Party,”resigned over recently leaked emails
In the first (and still best) “Austin Powers” film, a United Nations representative makes a faux pas and calls the film’s villain “Mr. Evil.” “It’s Dr. Evil,” he huffs. “I didn’t spend six years in Evil Medical School to be
