The Alinsky-ite Left declares war on limited-government activists.
They Fought Like Tigers
April 15, 2010 By 7 Comments
Recounting the heroism of Cuba’s fallen and forgotten freedom-fighters.
Valerie Jarrett: Obama’s New Nuclear Advisor?
April 12, 2010 By 23 Comments
Is the radical recruiter of Van Jones behind the administration’s capitulation on nuclear policy?
Reminder: Dependence Isn’t Compassion
April 9, 2010 By Leave a Comment
If you didn’t have to work for a living, would you?
Obviously, many Americans would answer with a resounding “no,” but Washington, DC can’t seem to figure it out. Reihan Salam has a Daily Beast piece about the “inconvenient truth” that doesn’t get enough mainstream discussion: “unemployment is higher in no small part because unemployment is [...]
Herbert Daughtry
April 9, 2010 By 5 Comments
Called the “People’s Pastor” for his long activist career, Herbert Daughtry in 1953 was convicted of armed robbery and assault charges. In prison, he had a religious conversion to Pentecostalism which led him to become a pastor in Brooklyn, New York. In 1980 Daughtry helped establish the National Black United Front, which helped organize the national campaign for reparations and has worked alongside the [...]
Tom Campbell: Tool of the Muslim Brotherhood?
April 9, 2010 By 34 Comments
What you haven’t heard about the troubling record of the Republican Senate candidate in California.
Anyone Still Think the Democrats are the Party of Women?
April 7, 2010 By Leave a Comment
This is simply appalling! For any women still thinking that the Democratic Party is the party of women, read on…
Politico is reporting that in Hawaii’s special-election scheduled for May 22, the DCCC is actively trying to defeat a Democratic woman running for an open congressional seat – State Senator Colleen Hanabusa!
It’s fact that only16.8% [...]
Obama Throws The Opening Day First Pitch, Cannot Name One Player From His Favorite Baseball Team – Who Is This Man?
April 6, 2010 By Leave a Comment
In 1954 the New York Giants swept the World Series from the vaunted Cleveland Indians in four games. By that time I had fallen in love with the game of baseball – then the National Pastime. I was seven years old. Willie Mays made a spectacular, over-the-shoulder catch of a ball hit by Indians first [...]
