Why the Left can’t accept the Islamic roots of Nidal Hasan’s shooting spree.
Jamie Glazov Reveals Why the Left Can’t Admit Nidal Hasan was a Jihadist
December 23, 2009 By Leave a Comment
My dear friend and colleague Jamie Glazov has an excellent piece today at City Journal. He explains why those on the Left are unable to admit what overwhelming facts demonstate: the Fort Hood shooter was motivated in his act by Islamist ideology.
As the United States prepares to try Nidal Malik Hasan for 13 counts of [...]
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Genius Envy: Would-Be Lieberman Assailant Asks, “Where’s the Hate Speech on Joe Lieberman?”
December 18, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Three full days after he wondered why no one had punched Joe Lieberman (“Traitor Joe,” as he calls him), Ed Schultz of MSNBC’s The Ed Show insisted no one on the Left had ever defamed the distinguished senator from Connecticut. Last night, Schultz asked former Republican Congressman Ernest Istook about Democratic infighting over the health [...]
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The Physics of Destroying America: Equal and Opposite Far-Right
December 12, 2009 By Leave a Comment
In the introduction to Unholy Alliance, David Horowitz explains that his book is about:
“The political Left in America, its problematic allegiances with Islamic radicals, its influence in the Democratic Party, its opposition to the war in Iraq, and its impact on the War on Terror.”
Speaking of the Left’s attempt to equate the Vietnam War and [...]
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As Steele Marginalizes Reid, Conservatives Must Marginalize the Left
December 9, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Republican National Committee Chair Michael Steele gave the only appropriate response on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” today, to Senate Majority Leader and member of the anti-war Left Harry Reid comparing critics of health care reform to opponents of abolition: he refused to answer questions about it and told CNBC commentator Donny Deutsch to change the subject.
It was a good reaction, [...]
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Thanksgiving With Bill Ayers: Fugitive Days and Obama’s Plan for Afghanistan
November 30, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Books are the mind’s feast even when they are controversial. While Americans gathered to thank God for our beloved country, I spent much of Thanksgiving seeing America through the eyes of a man who detests her. William Ayers, author of Fugitive Days, is a professor at the University of Chicago. His resume [...]
Pants on Fire: Chris Matthews’s New Problem with “Anti-Americanism”
October 7, 2009 By Leave a Comment
“I decline utterly to be impartial as between the fire brigade and the fire.”
–Winston Churchill, House of Commons, 1927
For the past 6 years, Chris Matthews has hosted a show in which guests gleefully reported the purported success of both indigenous insurgents and foreign al Qaeda fighters in Iraq. On his network, MSNBC, that became the [...]
Marc Lamont Hill Supported Notorious “Little Eichmanns” Attack on 9/11 Victims
October 6, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Click here for a summary of NewsReal’s ongoing coverage of the radical politics of Marc Lamont Hill.
More information is pouring in about Fox News contributor Marc Lamont Hill, who has been in a public battle with David Horowitz of late. Horowitz has drawn attention to the far-left radicalism of numerous people whom Hill regards as political and [...]
Anatomy of a Straw Man: Liberal Doublespeak on Afghanistan
September 29, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Turn on any cable news channel discussion of Afghanistan right now and you will hear three words from the liberal spokesman, whether it’s a politician, Democratic party strategist or consultant, or pundit.
“Afghanistan isn’t Iraq.”
Well, yeah… But these words aren’t just a statement of the geographically obvious. This is the retort when the discussion turns to [...]
An Anti-Anti-Holocaust Denier Lauds An Intellectual Fraud
September 29, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Last night’s MSNBC lineup provided a trifecta of reasons why people dismiss that network’s “news analysis”: the intellect of the show’s host, the insight of his guest, and the reputation of a “scholar” whom the guest referenced. In this case, Ed Schultz interviewed a man who encouraged us to think the best of a Holocaust [...]
