Cold War, Hot Lead, Real Heroes

When the lamestream media blindly runs phoney talking points by Media Matters, we call them out. Now, we reluctantly have to do it with Fox News and Newsbusters.

What Rachel Maddow and her network cronies leave out of their analysis of the situation in Wisconsin is that Americans who work in the private sector are the employers of those who work in the public sector. And like any employer, they only want as many employees as it takes to get the job done. Having too many does not help your economy, it drags it down.

When the lamestream media blindly runs phoney talking points by Media Matters, we call them out. Now, we reluctantly have to do it with Fox News and Newsbusters.

Taking on the Bad Guys

Taking on the Bad Guys

Try to imagine a Law and Order episode where a gun-loving, Sarah Palin supporter is revealed to be a Tea Party supporter on the stand, in a trial where a radical Left attorney is using a charge of racial bias to sue the police for wrongful prosecution. What are the odds that character would be the most heroic recurring character on Law and Order? Exactly. But that’s still not good enough for Newsbusters,

No one will be surprised to learn I didn’t think much of Chris Matthews’s “Hardball Special: Bill Clinton, President of the Word” or to hear me use terms like “love letter” or “worshipful promo” — or be shocked when I wonder if Barack Obama is jealous of where Chris’s next “thrill” is coming from.

How times have changed. Now, with a “Special Hardball Documetary: Bill Clinton, President of the Wolrd” (no, I’m not kidding) Matthews atones for his previous attempt at independent thinking.

It was a blast from the past this week, as mostly forgotten one-time Life cover boy, radical historian and Yale Professor turned community organizer Staughton Lynd surfaced to add… nothing, to the subject of the Rosenbergs and the atomic bomb spy plot.