What does the world’s most notorious terrorist have in common with Al Gore?
A People’s History of Howard Zinn – The New Ledger
January 29, 2010 By 11 Comments
One of the unwritten laws of opinion journalism is to never kick a man when he’s dead, at least, not until an appreciable amount of time has passed. The question is whether this can or should hold true for those who make their living by doing precisely that. The death at the age of 87 [...]
Tweet this: Are Americans Judged by Their Character and Not Their Skin Color?
January 18, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Join me tonight at 10:00 pm ET on Twitter, as we watch Chris Matthews in a town hall style meeting as he asks the question, “Are Americans judged by their character and not their skin color?”
Chris Matthews, the host of MSNBC’s Hardball, announced at the beginning of the Obama presidency that he saw it as [...]
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The Good, the Bad, and Oliver Stone, Part 3: Liberalizing Our Minds
January 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Click here for Part 1 and here for Part 2 of The Good, The Bad, and Oliver Stone
Oliver Stone is nothing if not controversial, and we can expect no less from his documentary series for Showtime, “Secret History of America,” to be aired later this year:
I don’t want to put out conventional History Channel product [...]
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Duke’s Jeremiah Wright – by Mark D. Tooley
December 9, 2009 By 20 Comments
Christian pacifist Stanley Hauerwas hopes to be as “toxic” as Obama’s radical mentor.
Joel Beinin Whines about Israeli Airport’s “Harassment” – by Steven Plaut
December 1, 2009 By 16 Comments
Why might a recent visitor of Israel’s enemies be detained when entering Israel?
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