Kentucky Dems to Replace Ashley Judd with Miss America Murderer


Suddenly Ashley Judd doesn’t look so bad.

It’s a “Politics of Personal Destruction” Rodeo


The “Politics of Personal Destruction” is the pretense of victimization built around the false notion that some things, like Bill Clinton’s affairs or Ashley Judd’s Psychological Support Dog, should be off limits

Media Malpractice


Welcome to the world where Richard Blumenthal’s lies are less reprehensible than Rand Paul’s honest opinion.

The Anti-Incumbency Myth


Voters hate liberalism, not the establishment.

The Fall of the Incumbents


A Tea-Party led rebellion against big government sweeps some familiar faces out of office.

Nine Out of Ten Ayatollahs Agree – Vote Paul!


It’s bad enough that mainstream conservatives like Gov. Sarah Palin and Erick Erickson have endorsed Ron Paul’s son Rand in Kentucky’s Senate race.  But now that two more major conservative leaders—Dr. James Dobson and Sen. Jim DeMint—have done the same, the Right should be very troubled by the mainstreaming of the Paul family’s near-total abandonment [...]

Frank Gaffney Needs Our Support In an Important Task: Getting the Right Back on Track in the Battle with Islamofascism


Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, we have a problem. Let’s review the evidence:
Exhibit A: Conservative icon Sarah Palin endorses Rand Paul for one of Kentucky’s Senate seats. The son of notorious non-interventionist Congressman Ron Paul is on record as describing his foreign policy views as “very, very similar” to his father’s.
Exhibit B: Ron Paul [...]

It’s All the Tea Party’s Fault


The Left’s haters continue their smear campaign.

GOP mines coal-country anxieties – POLITICO.com


Republicans believe there are three words so powerful that they might reshape the political order in an economically beleaguered corner of the country: War on coal. With Democrats holding total control of the federal government and a cap-and-trade bill still looming, the GOP is fanning widespread coal country fears that the national Democratic Party is [...]

John Fund: Who Rules the Tea Party Empire? – WSJ.com


The Tea Party convention held this past weekend in Nashville wasn’t the biggest such gathering (600 people) or the most representative (the ticket price was more than $500) but it did give the national media a pretty good angle on the views and direction of this disparate movement. First, it's clear the group has no [...]