In an interview with the BBC about her film The Butler, Oprah Winfrey explained that the only way for racism to disappear would be for racists to all die. After explaining to the British outlet that President Obama faced disrespect
On Sunday, following his announcement that he might end his MSNBC show in the wake of his suspension after being caught flinging a homophobic slur at a photographer, Alec Baldwin announced a quasi-apology tour of the gay community: “Off to
On Sunday, appearing on ABC’s This Week with fill-in host Martha Raddatz, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) admitted that Democrats knew full well that Americans would be booted from their health insurance plans as an effect of Obamacare implementation. When asked
In 2007, then-Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) attended a fundraiser where he blasted President Bush, telling the crowd, “I was a constitutional law professor, which means unlike the current president I actually respect the Constitution.” President Obama, however, has been far
After Alec Baldwin was been caught again using homophobic terminology in attacking the press on Thursday, TruthRevolt asked the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation for comment on the MSNBC host calling a photographer a “c***sucking f*g.” GLAAD National Director
The disastrous rollout of Obamacare – the failing website, the brutally low enrollments, the forcible cancellation of millions of health insurance plans – has revealed the depth of the craven hypocrisy of the Obama-backing left. Once, they stood for “universal
In its first month, the ballyhooed Obamacare health exchanges signed up an average of 728 Americans per state. In the five lowest states with exchanges run by the federal government, Obamacare exchanges signed up a grand total of 335 Americans:
On Wednesday, the Obama administration finally released its first numbers for Obamacare health insurance exchange enrollment dating from October 1 to October 31. The numbers were not pretty: just 106,185 people “selected a Marketplace plan” using the exchanges, after the
On Wednesday, CNBC’s Laurence Delevigne argued that the business community would put the final nail in the coffin of the tea party. “The recent elections underlined a growing tension in political money circles,” Delevigne wrote. “Business people are increasingly fed
The New York Times has now decided that President Obama’s lie about Americans being able to keep their health insurance wasn’t a lie at all – instead, it was an “incorrect promise.” That’s the language Times reporters Michael D. Shear
Just when you think your holiday travel is safe, the Service Employees International Union is ready to help ruin the holidays. Employees of private contractors at New York airports congregated at LaGuardia’s Terminal B on Tuesday to protest their wages
Responding to ESPN commentator Kevin Blackistone’s statements on last Wednesday’s Around the Horn that the national anthem is a “war anthem” and should not be played before sporting events, retired Lt. Col. Allen West told Breitbart News on Monday that
In July 2012, Fox reporter Jana Winter reported that James Holmes, the shooter in the Aurora, Colorado theater massacre who murdered 12 people during a showing of The Dark Knight Rises, had sent a University of Colorado psychiatrist a notebook
While outgoing New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s favored measures may have gone down to flaming defeat in states like Colorado this week, Bloomberg’s nanny state nutrition campaign has now gone national. The Food and Drug Administration has adopted new
On Thursday, Newsweek released its newest cover, lionizing the Kennedys once again, but also attempting to link the JFK Administration with Twitter: Here’s our latest cover: Camelot in 101 Tweets. Each links to original #newsweek article. We’ll be posting all
Correction: The original text of this article referred to ESPN contributor Kevin Blackistone as an employee of the Dallas Morning News, reflecting his biography on the ESPN website. He is no longer with the Dallas Morning News. On ESPN’s Around the
On Tuesday, The New York Times editorial board revealed its true agenda in supporting the Employment Non-Discrimination Act: the desire to compel religious believers to abandon their traditional ethical tenets in favor of the Times‘ superior moral universe. After declaring
On Tuesday, the electorate of New York City returned to the era of 1970s-style hard leftism in local government, electing Bill De Blasio mayor by a massive 45 point margin. De Blasio wasn’t the only hard-core leftist elected – he
Bill De Blasio, presumably the next mayor of New York City, is already considering a new schools chancellor: Randi Weingarten, head of the American Federation of Teachers. Weingarten was previously the head of the United Federation of Teachers in New
Despite the complete failure of both local and federal law enforcement to find any evidence whatsoever of George Zimmerman’s supposed racism ending in the death of black teenager Trayvon Martin in February 2012 in Florida, the Obama administration continues to
In a cover story for Parade magazine, former President Jimmy Carter did an interview with historian Mark Updegrove. In the interview, Carter said that America was still a deeply racist place, and admitted to his own prior racism. Asked about
Over the weekend, leftist journalists and activists across the United States and Latin American plan to hold a “Hackathon” directed toward creating websites, programs, and apps pushing illegal immigration. The so-called Americas Datafest is designed to “use digital collaboration to
UPDATE: The suspect in the LAX shooting on Friday, Paul Ciancia, hailed from Pennsville, New Jersey, according to the Associated Press. He was living in Los Angeles, according to his family. The AP reports that Ciancia wore fatigues and carried a
On Wednesday, The New Yorker printed a piece from film critic David Denby on Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX). Written about any Democrat, the piece surely would have been spiked for offensive quasi-racism. “When Ted Cruz lies, he appears to be
During a House committee grilling of Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius over Obamacare shortcomings, Rep. Ralph Hall (R-TX), the oldest congressman in the House at 90 years of age, said that he thought he saw Sebelius riding
