“We’ve gotta clamp down on it.” Bart Stupak
It began with Keith Olbermann who returned for one night to do a little happy dance over the passage of Obamacare—and to call for the arrest of people who were mean to Barney Frank.
OLBERMANN: Two days ago, a Tea Party protestor shouted the “N” word at Congressman John [...]
Protecting The New Victim Class—Democrat Members of Congress: Meltdown with Keith Olbermann Part 39
March 25, 2010 By 1 Comment
HuffPo Columnist Calls For an End to Right-Wing Terrorism and an Apology to Napolitano
March 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
For almost a decade I worked in a domestic violence shelter. I sat with women who were shaking, bruised and ashamed. They were in utter shock and disbelief at the violence that had just occurred. The names of the people in each woman’s story were different but the story lines were remarkably the same.
Police [...]
Democrat Plan to Jail Interrogators for Being Mean to Terrorists Stopped by Hoekstra
February 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Baghdad Jim’s attack on the CIA was smacked down by Pete Hoekstra yesterday.
While most of the politically aware public, and all of the news organizations, were focused on the Obama/Republican Health Care Summit, radicals in the House of Representatives tried to push an amendment that banned such “degrading” procedures as “threatening” a terrorist detainee, or, [...]
WANTED: New Campaign Slogan for “Post-Partisan” Progressive
February 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Fool me once, shame on you…
Barack Obama, the post-partisan uniter: among the many preposterous pro-Obama talking points we heard during the campaign, this is probably my favorite, just because it’s always been so manifestly absurd. An extremely pro-choice, rabidly anti-gun congregant of a racist church with a record of calling Republicans racist was going to [...]
Peggy Noonan: The Obama Contradiction – WSJ.com
January 29, 2010 By 1 Comment
When you watch a president give a State of the Union Address on television, you’re always watching three people: the president at the podium, and the vice president and House speaker on the rise behind him. As a TV shot it’s awkward. The vice president and the speaker have been instructed by media professionals not [...]
After Brown victory, Obama struggles to control message – AP
January 27, 2010 By 1 Comment
With the president’s State of the Union address coming up on Wednesday, the White House appears to be struggling to find its feet. Republican Scott Brown’s surprise victory in liberal Massachusetts has dominated the national conversation in the last week and made Obama’s goal of signing health care reform impossible before the big speech. Now, [...]
Dear ‘60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll’
November 30, 2009 By Leave a Comment
I’m enjoying your bemused/disgusted reaction to your own poll, in which Rush Limbaugh was voted the “Most Influential Conservative Voice In America:”
In a “Rush” to judgment, Mr. Limbaugh scored the most with 26 percent of the vote. His competitor, Mr. Beck edged out the last two Republican vice presidential candidates by a nose. It goes [...]
