Is it really important for our next President to be against Iran developing nuclear weapons? Or is the scientific development of other countries none of our business ? Author Joel C. Rosenberg’s latest series, which began with “The Twelfth Imam”
Now that the circus has returned to try and take down another one of our serious candidates (Unless, as Rush pointed out, you’re Romney and the regime/media wants to run against you, or you’re Ron Paul because, as he once
Director Michael Moore has an awkward relationship with reality, if you take films like “Fahrenheit 9/11” seriously. This week, Moore must have gulped down some truth serum before appearing on the low-rated CNN show “Piers Morgan Tonight.” Moore, citing figures
There have been a great number of debates this primary season. Some have been more interesting than others. Some have been soporific and a few have had some exciting moments. While there may be those who take issue with how
– Lee Enterprises goes belly up. – Fox says it was left off of Facebook’s Most Shared Stories for 2011. In May, FoxNews.com wrote about a quirky page on the Centers for Disease Control’s website that advises viewers how to
– Another media group calls on US mayors to end journalist arrests. Sure, just so long as we can tell them apart from the actual protesters. – Adam Carolla delivers and epic rant on OWS. – Twitter may classify for
CNN guest Kermit the Frog was asked which political pundit he would like to spar with on Wolf Blitzer’s The Situation Room. He answered that it would be “Newt”, who was “from the swamp,” before adding that “There’s other newts
Frances Martel, Mediaite: CNN anchor Fredricka Whitfield got a bit of an unwelcome surprise this evening as an interview with who she thought was Gregory Porter, an American student recently arrested and released in Cairo, went awry. Porter described the
CNN’s Howard Kurtz stretched the definition of “conservative” when he introduced his Daily Beast colleague Andrew Sullivan as one on “Reliable Sources.” Sullivan went on to explain to Kurtz that he is the true conservative compared to the Republican Party
After pushing quick elections in Egypt, the White House is suddenly changing its confidence on who are our friends and who are our enemies.
This is mind-boggling: Michele Bachmann, Rick Perry, and Jon Huntsman demand Eric Holder’s resignation over Operation Fast and Furious. Perry went so far as to pen an op-ed for The Washington Times calling for Holder’s resignation. But for some reason
Fifty-two Congressmen, including Representative and GOP presidential candidate Michele Bachmann, are demanding Attorney General Eric Holder’s resignation over Operation Fast and Furious. While the new media has reached out to Congress, there is still no excuse for the Old Media
Please read Part 1 and Part 2. Contrary to recent media reports, the Brazilian Blowout hair treatment is safe for use. Oregon OSHA and Federal OSHA had already attacked Brazilian Blowout’s product, steering the media to focus on faulty aspects
After last night’s Republican debate over national security and foreign policy, CNN called upon Tom Foreman to check some of the facts asserted by the candidates, in a segment entitled “Keeping Them Honest.” It soon became clear that Foreman and
Tonight, CNN, Heritage Foundation and American Enterprise Institute host another debate of the GOP candidates for President. The focus of tonight’s debate is national security. The fun begins at 8pm EST.
What an insufferably smug and small human being Carol Costello is proving herself to be. But she fits perfectly with the increasingly insufferable and smug CNN. Yesterday Costello was all about this and today she openly mocks Michele Bachmann’s faith.
Tonight’s debate among the Republican presidential contenders, co-hosted by the Heritage Foundation, the American Enterprise Institute, and CNN, will feature the candidates’ views on foreign policy. [youtube SfMKdMKzM0Y] By now, Republican voters are used to the clash between the hawkish
Tonight’s debate among the Republican presidential contenders, co-hosted by the Heritage Foundation, the American Enterprise Institute, and CNN, will feature the candidates’ views on foreign policy. [youtube SfMKdMKzM0Y] By now, Republican voters are used to the clash between the hawkish
[youtube SfMKdMKzM0Y] Tonight, eight Republican presidential candidates will take the stage at Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C., to share their foreign policy and national security views with the American people. The debate, hosted by The Heritage Foundation and the American
Breitbart Editor and author Peter Schweizer appeared on CNN’s “Newsroom” to discuss the latest developments in the STOCK Act introduced in Congress last week. Schweizer says that a major problem with the STOCK Act is that it does not deal
Join me in watching tonight’s GOP primary debate on national security at the DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. I’ll be amongst those providing pre and post-debate analysis. The info: CNN lead political anchor Wolf Blitzer will moderate a Republican
In 2007, the deficit was $160 billion. In 2008 it was $454 billion. Then Obama took office and for two years under a Democratic-led Senate and Congress, he got everything on his wish-list passed. The result: 2009 deficit: $1.4 trillion
In 2007, the deficit was $160 billion. In 2008 it was $454 billion. Then Obama took office and for two years under a Democratic-led Senate and Congress, he got everything on his wish-list passed. The result: 2009 deficit: $1.4 trillion
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. * Thousands clash with police in Tahrir Square in Cairo Egypt * Congressional ‘Super Committee’ to announce failure * Syria accuses the Arab League of being a ‘tool’ of the West * Putin receives
Since placing second in the Iowa straw poll, Congressman Paul’s supporters have been complaining vigorously because their leader (Officially known as Rep Paul from the Planet Ronulin) and his second place finish has been virtually absent from the press. As
