It looks like “reporter” Arthur Delaney has a new moonlighting gig as Assistant Communications Director for SEIU and he’s so tired he accidentally posted a PR piece for the beleaguered union at his day job at the Huffington Post. As
CNN: The mothers of three American hikers detained in Iran met with their children Thursday, Iran’s Press TV reported, airing pictures of the tearful reunion. Sarah Shourd, 31; Shane Bauer, 27; and Josh Fattal, 27, were detained in July. Their
UPDATE: Video has since been removed from YouTube By now, you’ve probably seen the mob-scene that developed on the front lawn of the private residence of Greg Baer, deputy general counsel for corporate law at Bank of America. This was
So, as usual, I was at the gym working my quads when, on the TV in front of me, Ted Turner popped up on his own network, to be interviewed by one of his own employees. The questions posed were
I was thinking about opening up a Japanese cultural center across the water from the sunken USS Arizona in Pearl Harbor. Just as soon as I lay the cornerstone of a new German Brauhaus on the grounds of Auschwitz. What’s
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has 20,106 Facebook fans. Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann has 29,135 fans.
Why is it that President Obama can travel to Cairo to promote the wearing of the hijab, but when presented with an opportunity to make a relevant statement on women’s rights issues in the Middle East, he and his Administration
And folks at CNN wonder why their ratings are rock-bottom: with obtuse and belligerent anchors like Anderson Cooper wrapped around their necks, where else could they be? [youtube nw3k8UvFWJA nolink] Note the references to Foucault and Derrida that flow so
After decades of fighting the Soviets, the Americans, and the current Karzai Afghan government, Mullah Omar has turned over a new leaf; at least according to this article. All along he’s just been a misunderstood guy who probably couldn’t pay
Sen. Bob Bennett suffered a stunning defeat in his quest for re-election Saturday. And as the Senate considers the Obama/Dodd financial ‘reform’ bill, other Senators should be asking themselves if they want to be next. Bennett, representing the most conservative
I guess it’s all relative. Huffington Post has declared that CNN is back. According to the article: A funny thing happened on cable news last week: CNN — yes, the beleaguered, ratings-starved, down the middle cable news network that just
Hollywood has a problem. They are currently losing the cultural popularity contest. A new Pew research poll shows that only 33% of Americans have a favorable view of entertainment industry. By way of comparison, Rasmussen reports that 48% of the
The MSM is usually quick to tut-tut about the sexual peccadilloes of public figures, especially if they’re conservatives or Republicans — Mark Foley, whoever you are or were, come on down! But when the frisky Lothario turns out to be
It’s another weekend here in the land of the unemployed/underemployed and the latest jobs report is due. Last month the unemployment number held steady at 9.7%. Today the news is not good –– unemployment has jumped up to 9.9% —
Here are some very depressing stories showing that bloated welfare states funnel money to some rather disreputable characters – even when governments uncharacteristically try to do the right thing. The Daily Mail reports that a European Court has ruled that
Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy CNN: The man, wearing blue jeans and a khaki jacket, next entered the aisles, where he spent about an hour shopping.
President Obama’s distain for those associated with the Tea Party movement goes back at least as far as his 100th day in office when he said this: [youtube sKooYzRkSI4 nolink] The President’s mockery has continued with a sustained tone of
Some call it a homophobic slur; others, an obscure sexual fetish. For the President of the United States, however, the term “tea bagger” is just another tool to marginalize opponents of his radical agenda. As John Kartch of Americans for
NY Daily News: “I smelled gunpowder and knew it might blow. I thought it might blow any second.”
CNN: Kids and technology can be a tricky balance, but now one educator says when it comes to Facebook, he wants students offline. This week, the principal of Benjamin Franklin Middle School in Ridgewood, New Jersey told parents, “It’s time
