On the Feb. 14 airing of Hardball, Chris Matthews and former PA Gov. Ed Rendell got so worked up over Wayne LaPierre’s “Stand and Fight” speech that they played the race card against the NRA. Rendell said LaPierre’s reference to
Michelle Malkin has a nice rundown of the previous adventures of the Blame Righty Mob, which fell suddenly and universally silent when it was time to Blame Lefty for Chris Dorner. Tucson shooter Jared Loughner was but the highest-profile killer
In an interview on Rush Limbaugh’s radio program on Tuesday, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) said that one of the major issues that must be resolved if a bipartisan immigration reform policy is to succeed is President Obama’s signature health care
Senator Marco Rubio continues making the conservative media rounds this week, appearing on Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh and Mark Levin shows in a concerted effort to do damage control with conservatives who remain skeptics of his “Gang of 8″ immigration
Senator Marco Rubio has been game for discussing immigration reform with high-profile, skeptical conservative interviewers, including Rush Limbaugh and Mark Levin. The question he has the most trouble answering is the one he really can’t answer, because it’s not his fault: How are
Cass Sunstein wrote a piece over the weekend in which he claimed Obama is fulfilling FDR’s vision of a 2nd bill of rights. Joel covered this yesterday. According to Sunstein, Obama’s project is to push beyond the statement of negative
NBC Sports host Bob Costas said conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh was wrong to state that NBC’s liberal beliefs about gun control enabled Costas to exploit Jovan Belcher’s murder-suicide to push for gun control. “Rush Limbaugh said that I
In a sycophantic interview with The New Republic, conducted by former campaign staffer Chris Hughes and leftist writer Franklin Foer, President Obama suggested that he had all the answers to the pressing issues facing America and therefore no compromise was
Rich Lowry has pointed out that President Barack Obama’s second inaugural address proves that Rush Limbaugh was right about Obama’s radicalism. Rush wasn’t the only one. As Andrew Breitbart continually argued, and as we illustrated in “The Vetting,” Obama’s intellectual
Rapper Lupe Fiasco lived down to his name at a recent corporate-sponsored inauguration party in Washington D.C. when he was thrown off the stage by the hosts for going on a tirade against President Obama, Rush Limbaugh, and Glenn Beck,
In the most cursory, superficial, trifling, desultory, half-assed, perfunctory, shallow, cut-rate, inadequate, insubstantial, meager, rinky-dink review of a book ever written, Justin Green, writing on David Frum’s blog, called Ben Shapiro’s Bullies “less a book than a marketing campaign for
Thursday’s report that the National Institutes of Health found evidence that retired San Diego Chargers All-Pro linebacker Junior Seau, who committed suicide on May 2 by shooting himself in the heart, suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) highlights the NFL’s
CHRIS MATTHEWS, HOST: Yesterday, Rush Limbaugh said the president cannot be stopped when it comes to getting what he wants. You don’t think this is going to the mainstream of the right? Here’s Rush. Let’s listen. RUSH LIMBAUGH: You know,
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The White House stood behind Piers Morgan’s vociferous anti-gun statements last night by releasing a statement reminding Americans that “freedom of expression is a bedrock principle in our democracy.” Yet when conservative talk radio icon Rush Limbaugh was under fire
The Breitbart News Network routinely illustrates how liberals used Hollywood product to slight the Right and applaud progressive ideals. No need to list examples. Just peruse virtually any page at Big Hollywood and you’ll find more than enough evidence. So
Despite claims from leadership on late Thursday morning that Speaker John Boehner’s (R-OH) “Plan B” tax proposal had enough votes to pass the House, insiders say that Plan B was not just defeated, it was not even a close vote.
Last week, Ana Marie Cox of The Guardian blasted Breitbart News for commenting on a California program that would give free cell phones and service to the homeless. The article suggested that the phones could be called “Obamaphones,” in recognition
On Wednesday, self-described “objective” fact-checking organization Politifact announced that its 2012 “Lie of the Year” was a factually accurate Romney campaign commercial that accused President Barack Obama of taking Chrysler into bankruptcy and selling it to Italians “who are going to build
Oddly enough, Politifact’s an Unbiased, Objective News Outlet is not on the list. Here are the noms: Largest tax increase: “Obamacare is . . . the largest tax increase in the history of the world.”– Rush Limbaugh on Thursday, June
Rush Limbaugh asked Senator Jim Demint and the outgoing President of the Heritage foundation, “It’s safe to say that Boehner’s not forcing you out, right?” Both men laughed and said assured Rush that was not the case. DeMint added, ‘In
Just when you think Time magazine can’t make any more of a mockery of itself, they nominate Sandra Fluke, contraception advocate extraordinaire, as a candidate in their Person of the Year 2012 poll: Fluke, of course, is the condom rights
Rush Limbaugh last week blistered Republican establishment consultants like Mike Murphy and Steve Schmidt for getting “rich no matter who wins or loses” and enhancing their profiles with the mainstream media and the permanent political class by publicly denigrating conservatives.
For his final Campaign Stops editorial from November 18, New York Times columnist Thomas B. Edsall asked the seminal question left arising from the results of the re-election of Barack Obama: Is Rush Limbaugh’s Country Gone? Beginning his piece with a quote
After 23 years of service in Congress, over a 36-year period, Ron Paul gave his farewell address to Congress. In his address, Paul delivered a sobering message to the nation: It is self-evident that our freedoms have been severely limited
Michael Steele, the former chairman of the Republican National Committee, is intimating that he might seek to return to his old post, jauntily stating, “It’s not a bad idea. I can go shake up the house a little bit more,
