Memorial Day, and the way we remember our fallen troops, defines today’s great ideological divide.
Sarah Palin’s Loyalty is a Feature, Not a Bug
March 27, 2010 By Leave a Comment
When it comes to John McCain, Sarah Palin just can’t win.
Campaigning for the man who catapulted her onto the national stage has prompted some McCain detractors to demote her from conservative rock star to unprincipled RINO sell-out. But were she to snub her former running mate, she’d be branded a disloyal backstabbing ingrate.
There’s no question [...]
Feminism: The Masquerade
February 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
You’ve got a long way to go, baby. And don’t you forget it.
This oasis of freedom and equality we call the United States? It’s all a mirage, says leftist feminist Jessica Valenti. In fact, “We’re suffering under the mass delusion that women in America have achieved equality.”
Well, thanks for the armchair diagnosis, Jessica, but I [...]
Max Blumenthal: Only Stupid, Racist People Oppose Obama
February 11, 2010 By Leave a Comment
As left-wing character assassin Max Blumenthal sees it, anyone who dares to oppose President Obama’s radical socialist agenda is a racist idiot.
This thread runs through much of the make-believe journalist’s work.
Take a look at a video, “The Unauthorized 9.12 Teabagger Tour,” (screen grab from the video is above) that he made of the 9/12 tea [...]
Curious Defenses of the Goldstone Report
February 3, 2010 By 10 Comments
Goldstone invokes his Jewishness, Zionism, his daughter’s residence in Israel and his connection to Hebrew University.
Obama’s Destructive Course
January 28, 2010 By 47 Comments
A disappointing speech from a disappointing president.
State of the Union: “Woe to the People Whose Leader Has No Teacher”
January 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Historically, State of the Union speeches leave no trace. Their impact on presidential approval ratings is nil. Their utility, therefore, is in what they reflect about the presidential character and the presidential course. Last night President Obama gave a speech that was at times quite eloquent, and on occasion rhetorically empty. But at all times [...]
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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A Welfare Tale – by Kidist Paulos Asrat
January 13, 2010 By 21 Comments
A new film offers a disappointing portrayal of black single mothers caught in welfare’s grip.
NRO’s Peter Wehner Schools Pat Robertson on Christian Theology
As news began to pour in yesterday from Haiti, my thoughts turned to Mission of Hope , an orphanage-school which friends of mine volunteered at. I wondered about their safety, the safety of the children and staff, and the condition of the ministry’s infrastructure. I thought about the country, the stories I’d heard, the history [...]
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