Year: 2010

Video: Gov. Christie Knows Teachers Unions are the Schoolyard Bullies

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has decided that to protect our children’s futures beating the schoolyard bully is the way to go. But who is the bully? Is it the sign carrying, whiney teachers? No, it’s their powermongering, kid unfriendly unions pushing teachers to act like bullies. The unions are the bullies and THAT is […]

 

John Hawkins Vs. Robert Reich On The Stimulus. I Was Right And He Was Wrong Then — And Now.

Posted on by John Hawkins

When Barack Obama was originally pushing his ginormous stimulus bill, like many conservatives, I pointed out that it wasn’t going to work. Among other things, I noted history has shown that stimulus bills of this sort don’t get the economy moving, I pointed out that there wasn’t even that much Keynesian stimulus in the bill:  […]

 

Obama’s Friends Ayers, Dohrn, and Evans Behind Pro-Terrorist “Freedom Flotilla” Stunt

Posted on by Dave Blount

It turns out the farcical “Freedom Flotilla” was community organized by communist terrorists: Former Weather Underground leaders William Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn, as well as Code Pink founder Jodie Evans, helped organize the Free Gaza Movement, which launched the six-ship flotilla from Turkey to Israel that ended in a violent clash with Israeli Defense Forces, […]

 

Pols Close Bankruptcy Option on Behalf of Greedy Unions

Posted on by Dave Blount

The only hope some municipalities have of surviving the pathological greed of public employee unions is to declare bankruptcy, as there is no way they can afford their outlandishly lavish contracts. But fortunately for unions, they own the Democrat Party, which is in a position to annul this last line of defense. A bill that […]

 

Sir Paul McCartney, Deep as a Thimble

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

What is it with these left-wing entertainers that have to insult people while they accept their dubious awards? Why can’t these lefties just graciously accept an award and go about their business without going out of their way to let the world know about their politics? But once again, this time with Paul McCartney, we […]

 

National Healthcare Saves $$ By Letting Some Patients Suffer

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Governor Sarah Palin once complained of those “death panels” in the President’s healthcare policy, a scoff that infuriated Obamacare’s supporters. But the fact is, by its very nature a nationalized healthcare system like the one that Obama wants acts as a “death panel” by denying care to save money. We don’t have to guess at […]

 

Modern Day Gutter Politics Hits New Low in South Carolina

Posted on by Sister Toldjah

I’m a little bit behind this morning on blogging, so in the interest of catching up, read AllahPundit’s full post on the barrage of attacks that have hit SC State House Representative/GOP candidate for governor (and endorsed by Sarah Palin) Nikki Haley – from other Republicans. The person who appears to be behind most of […]

 

Obama Admin Pushes To Ease Punishment On Businesses That Hire Illegals

Posted on by William Teach

Imagine, if you will, that this occurred while Bush was president. Democrats would howl about him being pro-business and anti-law. Today? Buried in the news Little noticed, last Friday the Obama administration yet again tried to make it easier for illegal aliens to stay in the United States. In a brief filed with the Supreme […]

 

Another Job Offer from the White House Shows the Filth of Obamas Political Agenda

Posted on by Heather Bachman

After starting to settle into the idea that the issue regarding their offer to Democratic Candidate Joe Sestak was starting to see the road to the archives and out of the current events sections of newspapers and news programs, The White House awoke to another hit. Current Colorado Democratic Candidate Andrew Romanoff, it has been […]

 

Remember The Days When Dems Considered These Bad Jobs?

Posted on by William Teach

Going back to when unemployment was at historical lows, Democrats continuously claimed that the US was not adding “good jobs,” because many of them were temporary and/or part time. Today? Not a peep Employers added 431,000 nonfarm jobs nationwide in May, the biggest increase in a single month in a decade, the Labor Department said […]

 

A Tribute To A Great Man: The Best Quotes From Legendary Coach, John Wooden

Posted on by John Hawkins

Legendary basketball coach John Wooden is gravely ill. In fact, he was in such bad shape last night that there were reports that the 99 year old had passed away. As a tribute to Wooden, here are some of his greatest quotes. Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is […]

 

This Week In Quotes: May 4 – June 3

Posted on by John Hawkins

I believe the federal government should use its legal resources to fight illegal immigration, not the State of Arizona. — Jan Brewer Over the last few weeks I’ve watched, as we all have, with growing horror and heartache, watching what’s happening in the Gulf and thinking those morons don’t know what they’re doing. — James […]

 

Governor Brewer Meets President Obambanista

Posted on by Donald Douglas

She’s diplomatic at the clip below, but it’s pretty clear that the president’s not too thrilled about dealing with border security at this point. He’s literally overwhelmed with the Gulf crisis, which, combined with his cluelessness, is hammering the administration. Anyway, the buzz says he left her hanging. See Fox News, “Arizona Governor Gets Few […]

 

Empathy Liberal Style: Not Worth A Bucket Of Spit

Posted on by John Hawkins

There’s a post I first saw over at the lovely and charming Dr. Helen’s blog that has been slowly making the rounds. Here’s the story and Greg Gutfeld’s take on it, So according to new research, today’s college students are 40 percent less empathetic than kids their age thirty years ago. …I blame parents and […]

 

Newsweek Calls for Surrender in War on Terror

Posted on by Dave Blount

Despite the mealy-mouthed euphemisms and puling from our rulers about the legitimacy of jihad, we’re still more or less fighting the War on Terror. We must be, or Newsreek wouldn’t be demanding we surrender. Sure we just blasted al Qaeda #3 Mustafa Abu al-Yazid into little burnt globs of dead nutjob, but there wasn’t much […]

 

Black Caucus Tries to Squash Office of Congressional Ethics

Posted on by Dave Blount

Most ethical Congress ever? At least Nasty Pelousy has a sense of humor. Here‘s her ethical Congress in action: Stung by a series of inquiries, nearly half the members of the Congressional Black Caucus want to scale back the aggressive ethics procedures that Democrats trumpeted after gaining control of Congress. Rep. Marcia Fudge, D-Ohio, and […]

 

Oops! Katrina Global Warming Lawsuit Backfires

Posted on by William Teach

Remember back to October 2009, when the 5th Circuit Court ruled that a lawsuit against companies that produce greenhouse gases could go forward from folks who say these companies made Hurricane Katrina worse. Yeah, about that After an unusual about-face prompted by a late recusal, a federal appeals court has scrapped a ruling that said […]

 

A Citizens Against Religious Bigotry Teleconference: Kill Comedy Central’s New Anti-Christian Show: “JC”

Posted on by John Hawkins

I was invited to participate in a teleconference featuring a lot of socially conservative heavies who want to complain about the new anti-Christian show on Comedy Central, “JC.” Here’s a rundown of the participants: Bozell will be joined at a Thursday press conference to protest the show by Tony Perkins, Family Research Council president; Michael […]

 

This Is What Real Leadership Looks Like

Posted on by SusanAnne Hiller

Via Drudge headlines, former President George W. Bush states that he would use waterboarding again if he had to. : The old adage “hindsight is always 20/20” comes to mind, doesn’t it.:  Except Bush would NOT change his decision and that is real leadership. “Yeah, we water-boarded Khalid Sheikh Mohammed,” Bush said of the terrorist who […]

 

Don’t Hurt the Loser’s Feelings: Kids Told Not to Win Games By Too Much

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

A kiddie soccer league in Ottawa is oh, so concerned about the feelings of its little players. These poor kiddies will just wilt and turn to mush if they lose by too much according to league officials. So, in order to protect the delicate feelings of Canada’s youngsters, league officials have implemented a rule that […]

 

All White Swim Meet Celebrates 8 Years of Excellence

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

National White Heritage Swim Meet held since 2003 near Raleigh, Durham North Carolina. This year nearly 750 swimmers have come from as far away as Florida and Illinois to compete. “Look at all the people,” said Kenny Cross of Raleigh. “This is where champions are born.” The all white swim teams were created in an […]

 

No More Identity Politics; Palin Proves Old School Feminism is Dead

Posted on by Lori Ziganto

(Originally posted at David Horowitz’s NewsReal) Old school feminism is dead. And I say, good riddance.:  What is even more delightful is that old school feminists have hammered the final nail into their own coffin, by exposing themselves for what they truly are and what they truly believe. We can, partially, thank Sarah Palin for […]