Some amnesty advocates are yearning for the days of President George W. Bush, who tried to pass comprehensive amnesty legislation with the late Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA) and Sen. John McCain (R-AZ). According to the Washington Post, many in the
A Pulitzer prize winning reporter, formerly with the Washington Post, says the major media has mostly given the Obama administration a pass. In a story published yesterday at the Daily Beast, 2006 Pulitzer winning reporter Susan Schmidt agrees that this administration
The left insists that those who do not buy into its agenda regarding global warming are “deniers” – ignoramuses who refuse to acknowledge facts thanks to a political agenda. But when it comes to voter fraud, it is the left
Last week, transgender military personnel from various countries allied with the United States convened a conference in Washington, DC to put pressure on the U.S. military to allow transgender soldiers to serve openly. Organizers claim more than 15,000 transgender soldiers now serve
Wednesday at the Aspen Institute’s “Washington Ideas Forum,” outgoing Attorney General Eric H. Holder refused to back off his infamous 2009 comments calling America a “nation of cowards” when it comes to dealing with racial issues. When asked by The Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart
The results of a two new polls suggest that Ron Klain, the president’s Ebola PR Czar, has his work cut out for him. A CBS News poll shows that Americans overwhelmingly support quarantines for citizens returning from Ebola-effected countries –
In response to Toxic: Democrat In MD Gubernatorial Race Drops 9 Points After Obama Campaign Event: It’s fun watching Obama nurse his wounded ego while Democrat candidates don political hazmat suits and treat him like a virus. The Washington Post
On Tuesday, a new Washington Post/ABC News poll showed that fully half of Hispanics do not believe that it makes a difference who wins the Senate in the 2014 midterm elections. And those who care, the poll showed, heavily favored
Despite a ton of free elite media attention, the new Wendy Davis memoir, “Forgetting to Be Afraid,” is flopping just as hard as the Democrat abortion extremist’s bid to be the next governor of Texas. According to Slate, since its
Control of the U.S. Senate is up for grabs on November 4, and illegal voters may tip the balance. Estimates are that more than 14 percent of non-citizens were registered to vote in the elections of 2008 and 2010, and
Top Democratic strategists are blasting President Barack Obama for putting the Democratic Party in a precarious position heading into the midterm elections. “It’s puzzling–and to the Kay Hagans of the world, infuriating–the number of times President Obama has stepped in
Yesterday I noted that an expert who examined Sharyl Attkisson’s computer found evidence it had been hacked using proprietary government software. That expert source, described as working for a government security agency, is never named in the book. Attkisson simply
A new study that asks whether non-citizens can tip elections for Democrats gives more credence to an Eagle Forum report that concluded that massive amnesty legislation would be “suicide” for the conservative movement and the GOP. In a provocative article,
Politico’s article on the dust-up between Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker – currently running neck and neck with his Democrat challenger Mary Burke – and the head of the Republican Governor’s Association, Chris Christie, has Walker sounding bitter that Christie won’t
Over the weekend at a White House Correspondents’ Association seminar, USA Today Washington bureau chief Susan Page leveled an attack at the Obama administration regarding its handling of the press. As pointed out by The Washington Post’s Erik Wemple, Page
Democrat Mark Udall was so focused on abortion early on in his race to retain his seat in the senate, he made himself into a joke. And it wasn’t only among his opposition. See the Washington Post on October 13th,
A new ad featuring talking chickens threatens to further place embattled Iowa Senate Democratic candidate Rep. Bruce Braley on the defensive for attempting to sue his next-door neighbor over chickens she uses as therapy animals for autistic children. The viral
Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus argued that it is “way more likely than not” that Jeb Bush will run for president in 2016 on Monday’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” on MSNBC. Marcus, in a discussion on Jeb’s son, George P. Bush’s
On October 27, 1964 Ronald Reagan’s pre-recorded “A Time for Choosing” speech was aired on television. His half-hour defense of Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater’s presidential run, and conservative ideas, catapulted Reagan onto the American political stage and helped create his
The first U.S. Service member to die in Iraq since the Obama Administration initiated “Inherent Resolve,” the operation to fight Islamic State, was Marine Lance Cpl. Sean Neal, a 19-year-old from California, according to the Pentagon. Neal reportedly died in
On Friday’s “Real Time with Bill Maher,” Maher chided those who have blindly taken sides in the Michael Brown shooting before knowing all the facts. Maher followed that up by hypocritically describing Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson as a “plain
Washington Post media reporter Erik Wemple called on CNN’s Carol Costello to apologize to the Palin family in the same venue where she mocked audio of Bristol Palin reporting a physical assault: on-air. Although Costello herself called for an ESPN
Liberals who most want Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) to run for president are wealthy white males. Though Warren tries to fashion herself as a champion of the working class, Democrats who make below $50,000 prefer Hillary Clinton. A recent Washington
An upcoming study to be published in the publication Electoral Studies has its authors positing the question “Could non-citizens decide the November election?” Writing in the Washington Post, Old Dominion University political science professors Jesse Richman and David Earnest preview
The Department of Justice has condemned recent leaks to the media suggesting evidence being heard by the grand jury in the Michael Brown shooting case is favorable to police officer Darren Wilson. A spokesman for the DOJ told the LA
