Year: 2013

Perhaps if America had a successful track record in the Middle East, President Obama’s appeal for a “limited” attack on Syria might carry more weight. But because our attention span in the region increasingly resembles that of a fidgety 4-year-old, an examination of recent history is in order. Consider Iran. In 1979, President Jimmy Carter […]

Will the California Legislature point a giant middle finger at Bay Area commuters by naming the western span of the Bay Bridge after San Francisco Chronicle columnist Willie Brown even though, as San Francisco’s mayor, Brown unconscionably delayed reconstruction of the seismically challenged eastern span and helped drive the project’s cost from $1.5 billion to […]

About NRB: The National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) is a non-partisan, international association of Christian communicators whose member organizations represent millions of listeners, viewers, and readers. Attendees and leaders of NRB have included: David Cerullo,: Dr. Chauncey Crandall: and others. In the aftermath of evidence that the Obama Administration IRS has been targeting conservative non-profit groups for hostile and intrusive […]

An important new book has recently been published which addresses the question of global poverty, but does so by provoking the reader to also consider our own nation and demand that we better understand ourselves and the wellsprings of our own success. Two evangelical Christians have teamed up, one an economist and one a theology […]

During World War II, the United States produced a series of propaganda films called “Why We Fight” explaining why we were fighting and what we were fighting for. They were propaganda, but it was the government keeping the public informed and supportive of the war effort at home and abroad. It was a time when […]

The United States is at war with al Qaeda; it must not help al Qaeda. Syrian rebels affiliated with al Qaeda and other jihadist groups are committing unspeakable atrocities across Syria, even while Congress is debating intervention. They murdered a Catholic priest. They slaughtered civilians and regime prisoners. They cut out and ate the hearts […]

We’re polling the readers of Right Wing News to find out what you think about bombing Syria. Should we do it? Should we not? What if it’s proven that Assad used chemical weapons? Vote here and the results will be released tomorrow. We expect over a thousand votes in the poll. Make sure to get […]

“Speak softly and carry a big stick.” – Teddy Roosevelt “The buck stops here.” – Harry Truman “I didn’t set a red line.” – Barack Obama Barack Obama is, without question, the most embarrassing president of my lifetime – and that is saying something, since my life so far has encompassed 12 presidencies, some of […]

During my last visit to New York City, I stumbled into an unexpected discussion about its restrictive gun polices. The discussion occurred after I ducked into a coffee shop. The place was empty except for three transit employees. “I don’t know why the kid shot me,” said one of the men. “But I got myself […]

A few breathless days ago, President “Peace Prize” Obama insisted the United Nations and all of our Allies scream into Syria and bomb the hell out of as many Bashar al-Assad targets as we can. Then, Russia and China led the smackdown in the U.N. Security Council, “No attack for you.” Obama clamored for support […]

“Richmond rhymes with enrichment,” Gayle McLaughlin, the mayor of the California city, boasts on the city’s website. In reality, Richmond does not rhyme with enrichment. The slogan, however, is apt for the first American city poised to seize mortgages by eminent domain. City pols claim that the scheme is legal because the city would pay […]

John Kerry put on quite a war dance in the Senate: on Tuesday. The Secretary of State, backed up by Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Joint Chiefs Chairman Martin Dempsey, went before the Foreign Relations Committee to urge senators to support the newly drafted resolution giving President Obama authorization to use airstrikes in Syria. Kerry made […]

The Faith and Family Broadcasting Coalition, a coalition of the nation’s leading religious television broadcasters, recently reiterated their opposition to the Obama Administration’s FCC using regulatory pressure to force cable companies to convert to a: pay-per-channel or “a la carte” business model. Such a forced change would: : have a devastating effect on religious broadcasters, such as CBN, […]