Bin Laden raid stokes anti-Americanism.
Illiterate? Become a Reporter!
May 20, 2010 By Leave a Comment
One of the things I always marvel at is the lack of knowledge about current events that many journalists have, and how often reporters often don’t read about the things they are talking about. Case in point: The Washington Post’s Express Night Out’s summary of my May 13 post, “Stop Using the Nazi Card.”
In my [...]
Obama’s Big Government Problem
May 7, 2010 By 6 Comments
The president doesn’t seem to grasp when too much is a bad thing.
American University’s Left-Wing Campus Theater Inadvertently Teaches Right Lessons
April 4, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Is Someone Killing Obamacare? Schultz: “You Bastards!”
January 17, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Ed Schultz calls some of his political opponents “bastards.” And they didn’t even kill Kenny.
This whole democracy thing just isn’t working out right now, folks. Or so talk radio host Ed Schultz seems to think. Listen to the audio:
So if a candidate you disagree with fails to pass your anti-bastard litmus test, tinker with the [...]
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HuffPost: Haiti’s Suffering Was First “Made in America”
January 15, 2010 By Leave a Comment
It only took a few days for the Left to come crawling out from under the rubble and blame the U.S. for Haiti’s suffering. Stopping just short of blaming U.S. policies for the actual earthquake, Bill Quigley, in The Huffington Post portrays America as the evil master that holds the life of the poorest countries [...]
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Save the Tiger: Meltdown with Keith Olbermann, Part 25
January 7, 2010 By Leave a Comment
For a couple of weeks, Tiger Woods replaced Sarah Palin as the “Number One News Story of the Day” as the object of Keith Olbermann and Lawrence O’Donnell’s scorn on Countdown. They reported the golfer’s scandals with glee usually reserved for hated political opponents’ (Republicans, of course) troubles.
The culmination of these “reports” was the nightly [...]
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Peter Beinart: The Opposite of Rousing – The Daily Beast
December 2, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The goals were narrow, and delivered without regard to America’s moral obligation to Afghanistan. Peter Beinart on Obama’s missed opportunity.The best that can be said about President Obama’s West Point speech is that it was civil. Obama did not accuse opponents of the Afghan surge of appeasement; he did not imply that he has a [...]
