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Collaborators in the War Against the Jews: Jennifer Loewenstein

February 1, 2010 By Steven Plaut 36 Comments

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For this professional Israel-basher, Hamas is really just a peace movement.

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Joseph Massad at UCLA: Gay-Bashing 101

February 1, 2010 By Eric Golub 42 Comments

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A Columbia professor claims that homosexuality is an imperialist plot against the Arab and Muslim worlds.

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Delegitimizing “Exclusivist” Israel

February 1, 2010 By Mark D. Tooley 28 Comments

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Old Testament scholar Walter Brueggemann turns on Israel.

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Obama Defiant

January 28, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 47 Comments

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Unchastened and unbowed, the president doubles down on the Democrats’ agenda.

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The Case Against the Goldstone Report

January 28, 2010 By Alan M. Dershowitz 15 Comments

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It’s much more scurrilous than most of its detractors (and supporters) believe.

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Brown Victory Destroys Media Matters’ Reading Comprehension Skills

January 20, 2010 By Kathy Shaidle Leave a Comment

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That clunking sound you hear is the Media Matters spin machine breaking down.
The George Soros Steno Pool is so unglued this morning that they’ve either lost their ability to read simple English, or more likely, they’re just twisting simple facts into pretzels in sheer desperation.

Today they announce: “Poll undermines conservative claim that Brown victory is [...]

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Ted Turner, Billionaire Funder of the Left

December 30, 2009 By John Perazzo 1 Comment

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Ted Turner is the founder and owner of several television networks; he was also the owner of major league baseball’s Atlanta Braves for three decades. With a personal fortune of some $2 billion, Turner ranks among the wealthiest individuals on earth…. Outspoken about his leftwing political views, Turner candidly calls himself “a socialist at heart.” … A longtime admirer of Fidel Castro, Turner has called the [...]

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Spinning a U.N. Failure – by Joseph Klein

December 22, 2009 By Joseph Klein 3 Comments

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UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon claims that the Copenhagen climate conference was a success.

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Robert Samuelson: A Parody of Leadership – RealClearPolitics

December 21, 2009 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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WASHINGTON — Barack Obama’s quest for historic health care legislation has turned into a parody of leadership. We usually associate presidential leadership with the pursuit of goals that, though initially unpopular, serve America’s long-term interests. Obama has reversed this. He’s championing increasingly unpopular legislation that threatens the country’s long-term interests. “This isn’t about me,” he [...]

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From the Pen of David Horowitz: December 13, 2009

December 13, 2009 By David Swindle Leave a Comment

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What can justify the nihilism of the revolutionary agenda? Only a vision of the coming apocalypse. Only a vision of the existing order as totally unjustified, unnatural, destructive. “Better Red Than Dead.” To those of us who were radicals in the Sixties, this famous slogan had a different meaning than it had for liberals to [...]

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