FBI raids location near Boston in connection with Times Square bomb plot

The scope of the plot appears to be widening across New England. “Times Square bomb plot probe: FBI raids Boston location in possible connection to Faisal Shahzad,” by Stephanie Gaskell for the New York Daily News, May 13: The FBI is raiding a home near Boston in connection with the…

Scott Brown Gives Tea Partiers the Could Shoulder – Should We Be Surprised?

Scott Brown’s victory in Massachusetts understandably energized many conservatives and provided the valuable 41st vote against ObamaCare in the Senate.  But how much of an ally will he really be to the Right?  The Daily Beast’s Samuel Jacobs reports on Brown’s conspicuous absence from today’s Boston Tea Party, wondering whether or not the participation of [...]

See No Anti-Semitism, Hear No Anti-Semitism

A Jewish columnist takes the Anti-Defamation League to task for its deafening silence on the new global Jew-hate.

The Bloody Cost of “Diversity”

How the Left’s hands are soaked in the blood of Nidal Hasan’s innocent victims.

The Bloody Cost of “Diversity”

We’ve known from the start that there were warning signs of Major Nidal Malik Hasan’s Islamic fanaticism well before the Fort Hood shootings, signs we suspected were ignored due to political correctness.  But last night, Sean Hannity called attention to a recent Boston Globe report confirming our worst fears.  The report claims that Army officials [...]

Army ignored warning signs from Fort Hood jihadist because it “valued the diversity of having a Muslim psychiatrist”

And all it cost was thirteen dead. Ain’t multiculturalism grand? “Ft. Hood suspect was Army dilemma: His extreme views possibly overlooked in favor of diversity,” by Bryan Bender for the Boston Globe, February 22 (thanks to Block Ness): WASHINGTON – Army superiors were warned about the radicalization of Major Nidal…

Fitzgerald: Sabrina Tavernise, the Times, and What Would Be Fit for the Printer

Sabrina Tavernise reports in today’s New York Times — a story that begins on the front-page, and continues at great length inside — about the rape and beating to death of a 12-year-old Pakistani girl by her employer, a rich and prominent member of the Lahore bar. The story is…

Republican trounces Coakley for Senate, imperils Obama health plan – The Boston Globe

Republican Scott P. Brown pulled off one of the biggest upsets in Massachusetts political history last night, defeating Democrat Martha Coakley to become the state’s next US senator and potentially derailing President Obama’s hopes for a health care overhaul. via Republican trounces Coakley for Senate, imperils Obama health plan – The Boston Globe.

Jeff Jacoby: Reclaiming the People’s Seat – The Boston Globe

IT REALLY is the people’s seat, and yesterday the people took it back. But in electing Scott Brown instead of Martha Coakley to replace the late Ted Kennedy in the US Senate, Massachusetts voters did more than hand the GOP its most improbable and thrilling come-from-behind victory in a generation. They did more than embrace [...]

How Did the Boston Globe Know Who Won The Election 8 Hours Before Voting Stopped?

Earlier today, I published a YouTube video that showed a woman handing out blank absentee forms. It was a sign that something fishy may be going on in Massachusetts.
Well, in the last hour or so, more reports have surfaced that should be reason for concern. Election Journal reports, for instance, that “reports are pouring in [...]

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