Someone (well before Joe Biden) once famously observed, “If you think you’re a leader, turn around and see if anyone is following.” President Obama would do well to mark these words as his support on the Left rapidly corkscrews into the sea.
“Wake Up and Stand Up.” So urges the bold motto of a seedling movement [...]
(Robert Siegel, liberal host of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” behind the mics with NPR legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg.)
We need to come up with a new name for our left-wing members in the U.S. House of Representatives, for they’re clearly not Representatives of their constituents, accept by accident of a shared liberal agenda.
“Representatives” in the [...]
Did you ever wonder how the obscure Tea-Party-take-off “Coffee Party” suddenly had it’s own professional website and a hundred thousand facebook fans? Yeah. Neither did CNN. Whereas CNN couldn’t be bothered to acknowledge the burgeoning Tea Party gatherings of family people concerned over taxes and ever-intrusive federal government until they sent a rabid correspondent out [...]
In the fuzzy fantasy world of the progressives – every issue, statement, article is a very personal affront. How nice to live in a land where everything is about “me”!
The NYT interviewed long time Slate blogger Mickey Kaus this morning about his quasi-candidacy in California’s Democratic Senate primary. I will leave the legitimacy of Kaus’ [...]
My father, Yuri Glazov, risked his life standing up against the Soviet regime. Was his battle in vain?
As we foresaw, when we adopted the name “Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week,” the Left has reacted and guaranteed our success. The goal of the left is to suppress mention of the term Islamo-Fascism because for the left America is the enemy. Since the left is at war with America, it cannot afford to have the evils [...]
The GOP’s newest rising star is a little-known, motorcycle-riding governor from Indiana.
Don’t mistake the Left’s very different vision of America.
David Brooks has a provocative column today likening today’s Tea Party movement to the New Left that emerged in the 60s counterculture. Brooks is right about some of the outward similarities: the populist rhetoric; the grassroots activism; the disdain for political elites; and, ultimately, the somewhat diffuse policy agenda defined more by what it stands [...]
JEWSREAL: Another Anti-Semitic Comment from a Ron Paul Supporter
Let me guess… Ron Paul supporters will see nothing even remotely anti-Semitic about this comment here which was left on Mike Rulle’s critique of Their Master’s economics:
Sean Sailor
I dont even know this Horowitz off hand, but all I need is one quick glance at his site and its obvious its the JEWSREAL— nothing but pure [...]