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First Citizen of the Ineptocracy

The more I reflect on the denouement of the Neil deGrasse Tyson phony-quotes saga, the more I’m convinced he would be the perfect First Citizen of the Ineptocracy.  In this sad-trombone age of massive faceplants – more money and power

Obama: November's All About Me, Dammit!

With embattled Democrats already doing everything they can to make November’s election not about Barack Obama – given his terrible poll numbers – the Democrat-in-Chief’s ego appears to have gotten the best of him during an address at Northwestern University.

We Should Have Said Something Earlier

In response to Contagion on the honor system: While the Liberian and United States governments are obviously complicit in allowing this dreadful virus to reach American soil, I can’t help feeling a tinge of responsibility myself as a member of

Contagion on the honor system

In response to Ebola Patient Thomas Eric Duncan’s Long Journey to a Texas Hospital: What was this guy thinking?  The Liberian government is now talking about prosecuting Duncan for lying on his airport questionnaire about making close contact with an

"Bipartisan" Immigration Bill In House Is One Big Hoax

With President Obama pushing back the immigration reform issue until after the 2014 mid term elections, members of Congress pressing for a comprehensive approach to fixing the immigration problem are upset that their message is being set on the President’s

Bill Clinton Seems Fond Of Alison Lundergan Grimes

Alison Lundergan Grimes’ campaigns touts it as the former president’s “first advertisement for a Senate campaign” in 2014.  In fact, it was a video message from Bill that “officially kicked off her campaign last year” and he’s already made two

Bill Clinton Seems Fond Of Alison Lundergan Grimes

Al Franken Stumbles in First Debate

The Powerline blog points out that even more or less friendly journalists were under whelmed by Democrat Al Franken’s performance in his first head-to-head debate with his Republican challenger businessman Mike McFadden. Seems like @MikeforMN had his coffee this morning. @AlFranken

Al Franken Stumbles in First Debate

First Case of Ebola Diagnosed In Texas

The deadly Ebola virus is now in the U.S., as officials have confirmed the first case has been diagnosed in Dallas, Texas. The infected person is said to be a man that arrived from Liberia on Sept. 19, but because he did

Republicans More Interested and Motivated For Mid-Term Elections

A new survey released by Louisiana State University Public Policy Research Lab indicates that Republicans are both following the news more closely and more likely to vote when it comes to the upcoming November elections. “Generally, in mid-term elections, Republicans

Bloomberg Gun Grabbing Group Backs Democrats in Oregon

In Oregon, the Michael Bloomberg-funded gun control group, Everytown for Gun Safety is backing  Democrat Gov. John Kitzhaber, while also trying to unseat state Sen. Bruce Starr, R-Hillsboro. Along with spending $22,000 to support Starr’s opponent, Democrat Chuck Riley, they also “reported

Secret Service follows the Obama scandal playbook

Whatever else is going on at the Secret Service, they’ve got the Obama Administration scandal playbook down pat, which is really depressing. 1. Lie about what happened – They not only misled the public about how far Omar Gonzalez penetrated

Democrats Bail on ObamaCare for Mid-Terms

Democrats aren’t only running away from Barack Obama for the mid-term elections, they’re bailing on his so called signature legislation, the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, as well. New research from Elaine C. Kamarck and Alexander R. Podkulpaper of the Brookings

A Few Reminders for the GOP

The midterm elections are just around the corner, but I’m already looking ahead to 2016. Why? Because the GOP has a habit of screwing up presidential elections lately. It would be awesome if that didn’t happen again. So, a few

N.H. Candidates Spar over Women's Issues and Business Concerns

In New Hampshire, Democrat Jeanne Shaheen, no doubt looking to up turn-out among women, attacked Republican Scott Brown saying he’s “untrustworthy on women’s issues, such as abortion rights”.  Brown returned fire by highlighting her support for ObamaCare, which many view as