Recently, I wrote a post entitled, In Defense of Women: Why the Mommy Wars are Counter-Productive, in which I audaciously asked that those who criticize women’s parenting decisions “back off” and that we “find a middle ground.” I did not state my personal position in the Mommy Wars, just that it was counter-productive to wage [...]
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Holly Wickham | November 17, 2010 | Posted in
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Airport security these days is certainly offensive. If a Republican administration were orchestrating such “Grope and Change,” one could be sure that cries of “fascist police state” from the Left could not be muted. Why is there no outrage when PC totalitarianism brings us to such uncomfortable lengths? And more importantly, who’s to blame? In [...]
Rather than copying the best security procedures in the world, the ones used by Israel’s El Al, our own TSA has decided to go with a strip and grope approach. Either you get to let airport security look at you naked or they’re allowed to run their hands over you like it’s prom night at [...]
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John Hawkins | November 17, 2010 | Posted in
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Looking at modern-day Andrew Sullivan, it’s hard to believe that he was ever considered a sane, respectable member of the Right. Today he’s infamous for bizarre rantings on everything from Sarah Palin’s children and Catholicism to domestic politics and that scheming Israel, and to the extent that he retains any conservative views, they’re easily eclipsed [...]
Sometime in the near future an individual with a name that sounds like “dad-gum-it” and an outfit resembling a severe sort of muumuu will present himself at an airport security checkpoint. His successful passage through security will be interrupted when the explosive device hidden in his rectum detonates as he powers up his mobile phone. [...]
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Mark Meed | November 17, 2010 | Posted in
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Jon Stewart talks to Rachel Maddow about “teabagger” references and how the media polarizes the country.
Hollywood has a well-deserved reputation for environmental lunacy. Occasionally though, even in the midst of an otherwise effete rant, nuggets of wisdom can percolate to the surface. Such was the case with Burlesque co-stars Cher and Stanley Tucci recently. Before prescribing the government do a better job of encouraging environmentally conscious behavior, Cher unwittingly endorsed [...]
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Walter Hudson | November 17, 2010 | Posted in
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The first high-profile hearing after the November 2, referendum begins today when the Senate Finance Committee questions Dr. Donald Berwick, head of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). His appearance before Congress has taken a back seat to news reports of scanners and gropings but Berwick may turn out to be far more dangerous [...]
This cartoon was inspired by a Washington Times editorial, “Obama’s Hand in Your Crotch” , with the Very Important subtitle:
“White House denial of Islamic threat to blame for TSA groping.”
Editor’s Note: Click the …
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Bosch Fawstin | November 17, 2010 | Posted in
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When I saw the video of the three year old girl screaming “Stop touching me!” as the TSA agent was administering her “pat down”, I have to say that I was proud of her. Here was a little girl with common sense enough to know that there was something inherently wrong with what was taking place. [...]
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Stacy Webber | November 17, 2010 | Posted in
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