The White House’s Solyndra game plan and that of its talking head and media enablers is now apparent and requires correction. First, the notion that Solyndra failed because China subsidized their own solar companies is absurd: these companies only exist
– Stephen Colbert and Anderson Cooper are now BFFs. Matching gold Mizpah necklaces to follow. – NPR’s style guide disallows the term “abortion clinics.” Something that sounds less baby-murdery is preferred. The subject of Schumacher-Matos’s ombudsing was a story by
In a piece on Politico, liberal standard bearer Sally Kohn posted her response to the growing Solyndra scandal, in which the Obama White House aggressively pushed through $535 million in loans to a company that was not financially sound, nor
Ed Koch was one of the first prominent New York Democrats to break ranks and endorse Republican Bob Turner in this week’s election to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of disgraced Congressman Anthony Weiner. Koch’s early endorsement of
We’re in that strange season of Liberal Limbo where everyone feels safe piling on a Democrat president. In the most glaring example, the media’s finally caught up to the Solyndra scandal and have decided to give it the attention it
A Politico item suggesting Obama’s Chief of Staff, Bill Daley, may not be up to the job is getting a good deal of buzz. Earlier yesterday, it was an item by James Carville suggesting some administration heads need to start
Ouch. Ten pages into “The Rogue” he has already blown his cover, printing a map to the Palins’ isolated house. He describes having gone to the Palin door with a signed copy of his book about Alaska, “Going to Extremes,”
Obama’s new AttackWatch site has been getting a good deal of media attention. Unfortunately, it’s the wrong kind. As Ace of Spades blog points out, major media outlets are pronouncing it the laughing stock of the Internet. As much as
Republican Bob Turner’s win in New York’s 9th Congressional District is a story the Frank Sinatra hit song, New York, New York, was written for. The GOP can now sing this tune about itself, specifically these lines: If (we) can
—– Via the Scott Hennen Show: “I just felt that, that was the limit. Its been years where they’ve been moving and moving in that direction and it’s so outrageous for a once great newspaper to peddle that kind of
Tonight’s debate is being labeled as a CNN/Tea Party debate, but I’m expecting a whole lot of CNN and very little tea party — which means more questions about Creationism, race, abortion, gay marriage and why Rick Perry wants to
– Party hostess Sally Quinn: However, I will pray this Sunday. I will pray that we as Americans, Christians, Jews, Buddhists, Hindus, Atheists, Agnostics and others can come together to end prejudice, discrimination and hatred. Violence is not more a
[audio: http://newledger.com/podcasts/CoffeeandMarkets090911.mp3] Download Podcast | iTunes | Podcast Feed On today’s edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Ben Domenech are joined by Francis Cianfrocca to discuss Barack Obama’s jobs speech, the chances of his proposal passing Congress and
Barack Obama is nothing less than a hypocrite on his admonitions over public discourse and the latest example of this truth lies in his refusal to condemn the violence-tinged language of Teamsters president Jimmy Hoffa not to mention his similar
From Politico: Just hours before President Barack Obama addresses a joint session of Congress on his jobs plan, Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) is demanding the nation’s first African-American president prove he cares as much about unemployed blacks as he does
I give all but one of the GOP candidates an “F” for last night’s performance. The very premise of the Republican presidential debate, hosted by NBC/Politico and broadcast by corporate welfare queen MSNBC proves that conservatives don’t understand the power
I give all but one of the GOP candidates an “F” for last night’s performance. The very premise of the Republican presidential debate, hosted by NBC/Politico and broadcast by corporate welfare queen MSNBC proves that conservatives don’t understand the power
– Katie Pavlich: Hi Katie Couric. Barbie wants her logo back. – Yahoo chief sacked after a rough three years. – Oh my. MSNBC expanding their “Lean Forward” campaign, adding dayside anchors for double the fail. Ads include Chuck Todd
The GOP Presidential Debate hosted by NBC and Politico at the Reagan Library should be the last time Republicans agree to a debate run by anyone remotely associated with MSNBC. When Brian Williams and John Harris weren’t rephrasing far left
Gov. Rick Perry (R-TX) responds to one of the many questions from Politico and NBC News moderators that did not have anything to do with the job crisis in America.
A commercial break during the GOP Presidential Debate on MSNBC featured a highly partisan attack against Republicans by President Obama’s single largest supporter, the SEIU labor union. The ad focused on jobs, which is ironic considering the candidates kept trying
The tone was set early on at the MSNBC/Politico debate Wednesday as the two front-runners, Rick Perry and Mitt Romney dissected each other’s record on jobs.
Tonight, 8 candidates for the GOP nomination will gather at the Reagan Library for the NBC/Politico debate. While there have been other debates and forums, this has the feel of the first “official” one, possibly because it falls right after
US Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, the chairwoman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, kicked up a political storm this week. On Tuesday, Ros-Lehtinen introduced the United Nations Transparency, Accountability and Reform Act. If passed into law it would place stringent restrictions
This morning, Andrea Seabrook of National Public Radio cast Republican presidential candidates Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry as “against science.” Seabrook’s report cites their support for creationism being taught alongside evolution in schools, and their skepticism about anthropogenic global warming,
