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RWN is going to have button and text ads available for February. Also, keep in mind that I have special going on the text ads for next month. They’re only $5, that’s right, $5 for a text ad in Feb. Considering that RWN pulled 183,794 daily uniques & 352,090 pageviews last month, I don’t think […]

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John Kerry Says He Worked Hard To Become Mr. Heinz By William Grim

Paris, France – Speaking from his presidential campaign headquarters this morning, Senator John F. Kerry-Heinz denied accusations from his opponents for the Democrat nomination that he is a “glorified gigolo” and “playboy” who has used his wife’s millions to garner a top position in the crowded field for the Democrat nomination. Kerry-Heinz seemed particularly upset […]

 




The Problem With Building A “Progressive Movement”

Robert B. Reich had a column in the New York Times today about building a “progressive movement”. Here are a few excerpts that’ll give you the gist of column… “The dismal fifth-place showing by Senator Joseph Lieberman in the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday serves as both reminder and motivator to the other Democratic presidential […]

 




My Favorite TV Shows

Just for entertainment’s sake, I thought I’d post all the TV shows I regularly watch…and yes, in case you were wondering, I may be the most lowbrow conservative pundit on the net when it comes to the television I watch. All that’s missing HBO’s Real Sex and Slamball…. Carolina Panthers Football CSI Futurama Highlander (It’s […]

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When The Left Gets A Little Exercise Crushing License Plates & Dissent

We often hear left-wingers moaning about the “crushing of dissent,” but in reality, many left-wingers see, quite comfortable with trying to silence people with whom they disagree. The latest example of this is in Tennessee which, “has more than 100 specialty license plates, supporting everything from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to out-of-state colleges.” […]

 


John Kerry In Quotes — Version 1.0

Since John Kerry — or as I think of him, Senator Flip-Flop — has won in New Hampshire, he now has to be considered the odds on favorite to take the Democratic nomination. So, I thought it was time to put out my first batch of John Kerry quotes. While Kerry is not as wacky […]

 

How Can Bush Shore Up Support Among Conservatives?

Here’s David Frum on the support Bush is currently getting from his conservative base, “I’ve been traveling from one talk-radio station to another, listening both to the callers and the hosts, when the mikes are on and when the mikes are off. Twelve months ago, the support for President Bush among conservatives was rock-solid: I […]

 

The Music I’m Listening To Right Now

Just for entertainment’s sake, here is what I’m listening to right now… 3 Days Grace — I hate everything about you 3 Doors Down — Here without you Chris Cagel — Chicks dig it Cold — Stupid girl Sheryl Crow — Soak up the sun Creed — One last breath The Delphonics — Didn’t I […]

 


The Latest Word From David Kay

I consider David Kay to be a credible source, so if he says that , “I don’t think there was a large-scale production program in (Iraq in) the ’90s,” I think that is highly likely to be the case. That means that I and a lot of other people including George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, […]

 

John Pilger: A Member Of The Pro-Terrorist Left

Take a look at this Q&A from John Pilger, a popular, “mainstream,” lefty pundit in Australia who has been published at the BBC, LA Times, New York Times, The Guardian, Daily Mirror, & The Sydney Morning Herald among other places … Q: Do you think the anti-war movement should be supporting Iraq’s anti-occupation resistance? John […]

 

How The Media Covers The Blogosphere

Last night, I listened to a two hour long show on National Public Radio called, “The Blogging of the President.” To be blunt, it was punishingly dull. The show featured a host who knew almost nothing about blogging, columnists like Richard Reeves and Frank Rich who knew almost nothing about blogging, callers who for the […]

 


Advertisement: Shadow Patriot

Mark Dubbin, the author of “Shadow Patriot” bought a main page ad on RWN to get the word out about his book. Here’s the description of it from Amazon… “The events of 9/11 affected many things in New York and the Mafia was no exception. Business suffered for Don Remondini after the attack, but he […]

 

The David Frum Interview

On Friday, I got together with David Frum for a phone interview. For those of you unfamiliar with David Frum, he was once a speechwriter for President Bush, is a Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, writes for National Review, and has a new book out that he co-authored with Richard Perle entitled, “An […]

 

Who Would Bush’s Toughest Opponent Be?

Here’s my brief analysis of who Bush’s toughest opponent would be out of the 4 remaining viable Democratic candidates… #4) Howard Dean: Dean is a tailor made opponent for George Bush. He’s gaffe prone, has already famously gotten off on the wrong foot with the South, is stridently anti-war, wants to revoke all of Bush’s […]

 


More Hate Mail

Once again, it’s time to post some of RWN’s hate mail for your amusement. The first piece of hate mail I received was sent because Right Wing News is so neutral, impartial, so, so….fair and balanced, I posted a column called “Five Things Other Conservative Websites Do That Annoy Me“. Unfortunately, that didn’t sit well […]

 


Learn To Compete In The War Of Ideas Instead Of Speculating About Bush’s “Real Motivation”

I bet you’re just dying to hear more obnoxious and wild speculation about Bush’s REAL motivation for going to war in Iraq? What…you’re not? Too bad, cause Katherine Van Wormer from Counterpunch has a half-baked piece of conjecture that I’m going to share with you anyway =D, “…Why did Bush have this thing about Saddam? […]