Today President Obama made a stop in New York to discuss his record of job creation. During his speech, he made an aside about his record as the “bloated government” President. What the President alluded to but didn’t explain is
Conservatives who intellectually have broken new ground come around once in a generation. And they usually share some common traits. They are not of the “Mr. Republican” type. They come from non-traditional or liberal backgrounds and are able to understand
Where have all the real men gone? They are still out there, only the modern liberal woman has been trained to look away. In his latest novel-turned-film “The Lucky One,” author Nicholas Sparks delivers the epitome of masculinity–a Marine–to remind
Today, President Obama’s re-election campaign is pushing the fact that America has seen 26 consecutive months of tepid job growth. This is hardly an impressive figure. From September 2003 to December 2007, George W. Bush oversaw 52 consecutive months of
After squandering nearly a trillion dollars of taxpayer money on his not-shovel-ready stimulus programs, economic growth not only came in below most estimates but went backwards in the first quarter of 2012. [emphasis added]: The U.S. economy slowed its pace of
If the first step in solving a problem is admitting you have one, thenthe NY Times is almost on its way. A Saturday piece by Arthur Brisbane, thepaper’s public editor, comes as close as you’re ever likely to see to
Arizona might be going to the U.S. Supreme Court yet again. A federal appeals courtupheld part of the Grand Canyon State’s voter-ID law but struck down another partof Arizona’s law as inconsistent with a 1993 federal law. This might become
President Ronald Reagan was unlike any president who preceded him in the 20thcentury, save perhaps Calvin Coolidge. A blend of optimism, a belief in people (instead of in government), and the conviction that “American Exceptionalism” was worth fighting for, Reagan
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. No college students are rioting over the Travon Martin case MSNBC’s Chris Matthews puts forward a formula for governing Proposed ‘Warren Buffett Tax’ represents economic desperation The U.S. is defending Israel’s right to stop
There is a good movie to be made about the remarkable life and career of Margaret Thatcher. Unfortunately that film has yet to be made, as “The Iron Lady” certainly isn’t it. “The Iron Lady” suffers from incompetent direction by
America is addicted to chocolate. Foreign chocolate. A majority of us consume chocolate each day. Although the U.S. produces only 6% of the world’s cocoa, we consume more than 20%. The threat is obvious. It’s time for government to step in and promote
Presidential candidate Rick Santorum said today he wouldn’t be dropping out of the race for the Republican nomination until Mitt Romney had locked up the 1,144 delegates needed to secure the nomination. “There’s one thing worse than … a convention
“My dad was essentially a philosophical anarchist,” laughs Chris Mitchum about his famous father Robert Mitchum. “He thought that man was basically good and could govern himself, but he hated authority and didn’t care for heavy handed government. He thought
Sometimes Hollywood casting directors must chuckle into their sleeves at the way their decisions drive conservatives to distraction. Case in point – this news flash concerning Oscar-winner Jane Fonda’s new project: Jane Fonda is going to be playing Nancy Reagan
(Reuters) – The producers of the new TV musical drama series “Smash” were honored by gay and lesbian watchdog group GLAAD at a gala on Saturday that highlighted gay marriage and bullying. Neil Meron and Craig Zadan, film and television
While en route to Mexico and Cuba on Friday, Pope Benedict XVI commented, about Communist Cuba, “Today it is evident that Marxist ideology in the way it was conceived no longer corresponds to reality. In this way, we can no longer
Mitt Romney has won the Illinois primary. But, the turnout of voters was dismally low. Given an incumbent Democratic president with an abysmal record, why aren’t Republicans turning out in droves to vote in primary states for the man who many say
(AP) Romney would support statehood for Puerto RicoBy KASIE HUNTAssociated PressBAYAMON, Puerto RicoMitt Romney is courting voters in Puerto Rico ahead of the island’s primary as he looks toward voting in Illinois next week. Romney on Saturday shopped for tropical
The New York Times bestselling author of the explosive new book, Hollywood Hypocrites: The Devastating Truth About Obama’s Biggest Backers, Jason Mattera, had his crew’s camera snatched and hurled by comedian Chris Rock when he asked the star why he has called the
The battle for the Republican party crown heads into new territory with the “reddest of the red” states Kansas next to vote as Rick Santorum seeks to hobble Mitt Romney’s slow march forward. In normal times, Saturday’s caucuses in midwestern
Last night, I attended the premiere of HBO’s movie “Game Change” in Washington, D.C. at the Newseum. Unlike the New York screening, where guests were feted with a sit-down dinner at the Four Seasons, Washington guests had to make do
The critics all agree – Professor Derrick Bell’s criminally overlooked film “Space Raiders” is a smash hit! “I laughed, I cried, I damned America!” ~ Rev. Jeremiah Wright “A blockbuster thrill-ride that finally shows America as the monster it
BUCHANAN: “What does racism mean? Do I hate black folks? That’s what racism means. ‘I hate black folks. I want them discriminated against.’ You know, ‘I dislike them. I used bad words with them.’ No it’s not that! … Ronald
Filmmaker Stephen K. Bannon, whose documentary about Sarah Palin, “The Undefeated,” has just been picked up by ReelzChannel, is taking his Los Angeles-based Sunday radio show, KABC’s “The Victory Sessions,” to a national audience. From the TVS press release: Victory Media Group
After the 2010 congressional elections, which President Obama admitted were a “shellacking” of his party at the hands of irate independent voters, the President and his administration shifted gears. When Democrats ran all of Congress, the Administration was curiously passive,
