Picket: Rep. Mike McIntyre, North Carolina Democrat, said on Wednesday he would “probably vote for” contempt charges against Attorney General Eric Holder on Thursday. Other Democrats are expected to vote for contempt charges against AG Holder for the Attorney General’s
The Supreme Court has ruled on the Arizona immigration law, and upheld a key part of the law that allows local law enforcement officers to verify immigration status if an individual is detained for another potential legal issue. The Washington
Analysis from Charles Hurt at the Washington Times: There is no honor, it is said, among thieves. The only honor you will find these days, it seems, is among the whores. Take John Edwards, who came frighteningly close to the
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The NBPC is a professional labor union representing more than 17,000 Border Patrol Agents and support staff. Their parent organization is the American Federation of Government Employees. We know them better as AFL-CIO. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry was a
Washington Times: In March of 2011, President Barack Obama addressed a town hall forum hosted by the spanish speaking network Univision. He was questioned about the immigration and deportation issue. Read more at Washington Times.
Kristen Wiig got a sendoff worthy of royalty on “Saturday Night Live’s” final show of the season. But why lavish so much praise on an overrated comic while two of her fellow departing “SNL” cast members – Jason Sudeikis and Andy
At the Washington Times today, Charles Hurt contrasts the mainstream media’s fixation on obscure and irrelevant “news”–such as Ann Romney’s enthusiasm for horses–with the Breitbart News’s team’s focus on actual facts: So, not only does Mrs. Romney love horses, but she
Senator Bernie Sanders, Vermont Independent, was approached by the Washington Times affiliated radio program America’s Morning News and was asked why Senate Democratic leadership has not passed a budget for three years. Mr. Sanders, who caucuses with the Democrats, answered
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
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano spoke with America’s Morning News in Washington DC earlier today and refused to comment on the current controversy over the Obama Administration’s evolving position on same-sex marriage. Read more at the Washington Times.
K. Pickett, Washington Times: U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder remained mum on Thursday as he was asked about potential contempt charges that could be brought forth against him very soon, if he does not comply with a subpoena issued by
*UPDATE: As of 11:23 p.m. central time Chris’s account was suspended for a SECOND time. *UPDATE #2: Chris’s account is still suspended. Talking with Twitter, waiting for engineers to respond. Appears to be orchestrated abuse of spam/block by progressives. *COVERAGE:
The Washington Times was kind enough to ask me to review Andrew’s book, “Righteous Indignation: Excuse Me While I Save the World,” for the new paperback release. Here’s an excerpt: Andrew Breitbart‘s memoir, the New York Times best- seller, “Righteous
Howard Rich in the Washington Times: Having failed earlier this year to foist an Orwellian kill switch on Internet free speech, Congress is now peddling a kinder, gentler piece of “cybersecurity legislation.” However, Washington’s latest attempt to play Big Brother
“Sex and the City” wasn’t just HBO’s most iconic comedy. The series left an indelible mark on our culture as well as the pay channel’s coffers. That’s why Washington Times contributor Emily Esfahani Smith says HBO’s new series “Girls” is good
From The Washington Times: U.S. Deputy Attorney General James Cole refused to answer questions from the Washington Times affiliated America’s Morning News radio program regarding a video showing an undercover activist being offered Attorney General Eric Holder’s voter ballot. Related:
Give Cosby credit for not being playing the race card, but he’s still not thinking this through completely. If an investigation proves Zimmerman’s side of the story, “the gun” will end up being what might have saved his life. We have
Joseph Curl at the Washington Times shares our conclusion about the real aim of President Barack Obama’s attack on the Supreme Court: So why on Earth would he say it? Why would he lecture the top jurists in the land —
The boss has put together an extraordinary rundown of Obama administration leaks showing a trend that is sabotaging Israel’s ability to strike at Iran’s nuclear facilities. The trend is quite revealing because, as Richard Helms, former director of central intelligence, once explained to Michael
Andrew Breitbart knew he wouldn’t receive a hero’s welcome by appearing on the HBO show “Real Time with Bill Maher,” to put it mildly. The late Internet publisher frequented the show’s panel all the same. He realized it was one
The indispensable Kerry Pickett of the Washington Times is reporting that the address director Spike Lee re-tweeted out to his 200,000 followers over the weekend was, in fact, not the address of the man who allegedly shot Trayvon Martin: [T]he Edgewater Circle
Daria Novak, a Tea Party candidate for the 2nd congressional district inConnecticut, had her blogging privileges at Patch rescinded Wednesday: The AOL-owned local news site, Patch, announced late Wednesdaythat it had suspended Novak from blogging in its “Local Voices” sectionafter
Since Carbonite CEO David Friend thought it wise to lecture existing and potential customers on his idea of a needed civility, the company’s stock has dropped 20%, according to Terry Ponick of the Washington Times, and now sits at 60% off a 2011 high mark in
