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
Tonight, Breitbart News’ Brandon Darby and Occupy Unmasked producer Stephen K. Bannon will be appearing on Fox News’ Hannity to talk about the rise of the Occupy Black Bloc anarchists – a group that recently released a video on YouTube
Though it might feel like a hundred years ago, it was only last April when the media joined Barack Obama’s cynical crusade to gin up his base in Florida through the artificial inflaming of racial tensions. And there was no
ABC’s Jake Tapper asks what sounds like a “gotcha,” but in actuality, it’s a good question: — — Ed Morrissey: Still, one would think that having some sense of personal diplomacy might matter, especially for more important assignments like the
Merriam-Webster has announced its most looked-up words for 2012, reporting that “capitalism” and “socialism” tied for the top query. We can likely thank Barack Obama for this pairing of most looked-up words as people flocked to the Merriam-Webster site to
Jennifer Rubin of the Washington Post is supposed to be that outlet’s in-house conservative. But like David Brooks of the New York Times, she’s actually a liberal Republican posing as a conservative. After spending the better part of two years
“You sound like Obama!” Sean Hannity exclaimed to Ann Coulter after his incredulous interview with the conservative firebrand last night on Fox News (watch the video below). Coulter had just finished explaining her assertion that the Republicans in the House
After 30 years, The New York Times has admitted that Reaganomics worked. The inadvertent revelation comes in a November 29th article by Binyamin Appelbaum chronicling the steadily falling tax burden Americans have experienced since the 1980s. AEI columnist James Pethokoukis notes that the
The Cleveland Plain Dealer is one of Ohio’s biggest papers but neither size nor influence is likely to save the jobs of one-third of the paper’s newsroom employees who are preparing for big cuts to hit as the new year
William Kristol, Editor of the Weekly Standard, seems to have decided that retreat is the way forward for the Republican Party. In a new editorial, the Fox commentator essentially advises the GOP to throw in the towel on the fiscal
CNN’s Fareed Zakaria has landed a lucrative speaking bureau gig, despite having brought shame upon the network for having plagiarized others’ hard work. Royce Carlton, a premiere and exclusive speakers bureau, has taken Zakaria on as a speaker and trumpeted
