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Indiana Right to Life Realizes No Such Thing As a Pro-Life Democrat

April 9, 2010 By Lori Ziganto Leave a Comment

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From Lori Ziganto’ latest article at RedState
Indiana Right to Life PAC just announced that they are now barring the endorsement of Democratic candidates.
“Our leadership anguished over this decision,” notes IRTL-PAC chairman Mike Fichter. “Had Democrats like Brad Ellsworth held firm in opposing federal funding for abortion in the health care [...]

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Obama’s Victim: The “Peace Process”

April 5, 2010 By Alan M. Dershowitz 45 Comments

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And the winners are . . .

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High Noon in Marjah

March 1, 2010 By Ryan Mauro 31 Comments

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The battle will be won in Pakistan.

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Iran and the Threat of the Revolutionary Guard

February 24, 2010 By Paul E. Vallely and Fred Gedrich 18 Comments

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And what the Obama administration has to do to get the Mullahs’ attention.

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Paul Ryan’s Express – The Weekly Standard

February 9, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 1 Comment

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Representative Paul Ryan’s 40th birthday coincided with the House GOP retreat in Baltimore on January 29. Ryan’s wife and three children joined him for the event. President Obama was also there, at the invitation of the House Republican leadership, to deliver remarks and answer questions from selected members. And he had a surprise in store [...]

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St. Louis U’s Inverted Values

January 29, 2010 By David Horowitz 26 Comments

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Islamists are welcome, their critics are not.

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Paul D. Ryan: A GOP Road Map for America’s Future – WSJ.com

January 27, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 2 Comments

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In tonight’s State of the Union address, President Obama will declare a new found commitment to “fiscal responsibility” to cover the huge spending and debt he and congressional Democrats have run up in his first year in office. But next Monday, when he submits his actual budget, I fear it will rely on gimmickry, commissions, [...]

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Bin Laden endorses bomb attempt on US plane – AP

January 24, 2010 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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CAIRO – Osama bin Laden endorsed the failed attempt to blow up a U.S. airliner on Christmas Day and threatened new attacks against the United States in an audio message released Sunday that appeared aimed at asserting he maintains some direct command over al-Qaida-inspired offshoots. However, U.S. officials and several researchers who track terrorist groups [...]

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Code Pink’s Support for the Enemy

January 21, 2010 By Ryan Mauro 37 Comments

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ADDITION Rice US Middle East

There’s no tyrant the female “peace” group won’t coddle.

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How the Democrats Lost Massachusetts

January 20, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 56 Comments

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Political excess and an unpopular agenda paved the way for Scott’s Brown’s improbable Senate victory.

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