Author: John Hawkins

It has often been said that you can’t reason someone out of something that they weren’t reasoned into in the first place and this WorldNetDaily article that is being presented as solid evidence of a North American Union, is a perfect example of it. Here’s a particularly noteworthy excerpt, On page 101, (Vicente) Fox writes: […]

I’ve had several people who use AOL tell me that they have problems reading RWN with certain browsers. If you are with AOL and are having a problem can you, #1) Tell me about the problem in the comments section. #2) Contact AOL’s tech support and tell them about the problem? I have tried contacting […]

Jihadists who use American hosts to run their websites? I’m all for it. For example, take this guy, When Osama bin Laden issued his videotaped message to the American people last month, a young jihad enthusiast went online to help spread the word. “America needs to listen to Shaykh Usaamah very carefully and take his […]

From Charles Krauthammer’s latest column, I could never vote for her, but I (and others of my ideological ilk) could live with her — precisely because she is so liberated from principle. Her liberalism, like her husband’s — flexible, disciplined, calculated, triangulated — always leaves open the possibility that she would do the right thing […]

Last week I did a phone interview with former UN Ambassador John Bolton. Here’s a transcript of our conversation, edited a bit for clarity. First of all, one thing that I’ve found a little puzzling is Western Europe’s refusal to work with us to put real sanctions on Iran. Surely they see the danger of […]

Make sure to check out Conservative Grapevine today, where you’ll find links like: Mark Steyn: The ideologues have it. Getting comfortable. Cracked: The 10 most asinine movie twist endings Kevin McCullough: Ann Coulter’s theology: offensively accurate LA Weekly: The life and death of Jesse James (A freaky, fascinating, must read internet love mystery) Egotastic!: Britney […]

First, from the WAPO, A month later, there isn’t much room for such debate, at least about the latest figures. In September, Iraqi civilian deaths were down 52 percent from August and 77 percent from September 2006, according to the Web site icasualties.org. The Iraqi Health Ministry and the Associated Press reported similar results. U.S. […]

“Now the people in the Administration of George Bush better remember their Miranda rights, because when I’m elected President I’m going to see that they are arrested. I’m not kidding here!” — Dennis Kucinich You’re reading that right, folks. We have a sitting US Congressman, running for President of the United States, promising to throw […]

This poll over at the Democratic Underground is an eye catcher, Poll question: Would Bush order Blackwater mercs to kill Americans to save his *ss from war crimes charges? You got to love this poll. It’s a mixture of insane paranoia, Bush Dementia Syndrome, and an attack on the newest whipping boy on the left: […]

Back on October 3rd, I wrote the following in a post about illegal immigration, Being tough on illegal immigration has become every bit as much of a core value for Republicans as being pro-life and anti-gun control. That doesn’t mean every Republican has to have a security first position on illegal immigration to politically survive, […]

Predictably after Al Gore’s Nobel prize victory, libs are begging him to get in the race. For example, here’s Bill Katovsky over at The Huffington Post, Maybe it’s time to shift strategy. Change our battle plans. Instead of “Run, Al, Run,” we need to now alter our tune to “Please, Tipper, Please.” Al Gore knows […]

As long-time readers of Right Wing News know, I don’t post on RWN over the week-ends. Therefore, typically, what I have done in the past is just put up some links late Friday night and I’ve left it there until Monday. However, starting tomorrow, there’s going to be a change at Right Wing News: I’m […]

Growing Up / Thomas’ Grandfather Daddy made it plain though, that there was a connection between what he provided for us and what he required of us. He told us that if we learned how to work, we would be able to live as well as he and Aunt Tina did when we grew up. […]

Make sure to check out Conservative Grapevine today, where you’ll find links like: IMAO: Frank suggestions for campaign slogans JammieWearingFool: Good news: Ron Paul snags key white supremacist endorsement mountaineer musings: Some guy over in the GameSpot forums is claiming to be my boyfriend. Celeb Slam: Penelope Cruz wore a bikini You can check out […]

If you’re looking for a conservative candidate in 2008 and my former employer and first choice for GOP nominee, Duncan Hunter, isn’t your cup of tea, then Fred Dalton Thompson may be your best bet. Here’s a primer that will explain why that’s the case. Playing To Win Fred’s a Tennessee native who “speaks Southern,” […]

“Thanks to Al Gore, now polar bears will no longer be drowning, (which means they’ll be) free to continue to kill and maim any humans that comes into contact with them, (thereby) contributing to world peace.” — Cassy Fiano Believe it or not, the Norwegian Nobel Prize Committee has handed out a 2nd Nobel Peace […]

Here’s a very revealing story that gives you a pretty good idea of what a lot of liberals think of people who live in the South in general and NASCAR fans in particular, “Congressional Republicans Thursday seized on a Democrat’s recent suggestion that his aides get immunized before attending NASCAR events, claiming such a recommendation […]

* So, who is doing a better job of serving their interests: James Dobson or the Club For Growth? Dobson’s not particularly happy with the candidates the GOP has for President, so he’s threatening to support a third party run in 2008. That is creating enormous amounts of ill will towards Dobson and, if he […]

(We have a winner! After more than two days of guesses, marybeth guessed Kit Jarrell from Euphoric Reality. Actually, it’s Kit Lange now, but that’s close enough!) I want to play a little guessing game. The game is called: guess whose back — and you can have one guess per person in the comments section. […]

Earlier this week, I finished Clarence Thomas’ much hyped new book, My Grandfather’s Son. Was the book as good as you’ve heard? It was indeed. In fact, I think it’s comparable to David Horowitz’s conservative classic, Radical Son, in many ways. The book is, for the most part, a by-the-numbers biography of Thomas, but it […]

Make sure to check out Conservative Grapevine today, where you’ll find links like: Ann Coulter: Fred Sawyer and Huckabee Finn Rachel Lucas: I want so badly to kick the *sses of the children next door. Michael Medved: No, America’s never been a multicultural society Egotastic!: The Esquire photoshoot with the 2007 sexiest woman of the […]

It’s always a crapshoot to talk about a story covered by the National Enquirer because they can be so wildly inaccurate. Sometimes they get it right, oftentimes they get it wrong, and sometimes it’s somewhere inbetween. In other words, they’re probably more accurate than the average liberal blog’s stories about conservatives and less accurate than […]

At this early hour of the morning, there seems to be a controversy shaping up over what should be relatively uncontroversial comments from Ann Coulter about religion. Before it’s over, it seems likely that Coulter’s comments will probably end up irritating people on both sides of the fence. On to the transcript, “From the October […]

If you want to know why so many Americans rightfully don’t trust the mainstream media and have, again rightfully, ripped the MSM for aiding America’s enemies and slanting what has happened in Iraq, then just look at these comments, “On Tuesday’s “Good Morning America,” co-host Chris Cuomo and media critic Howard Kurtz ignored the role […]

Yesterday, I put out a poll called, “Which Candidate Would You Prefer As The Nominee In 2008 Out Of These Choices?” The idea was to see whom RWN’s readers preferred amongst the contenders who seem to be most likely to win the nomination. Here’s how it broke down. John McCain: 2% Mitt Romney: 8% Mike […]

Here’s a video…from last week of U.S. troops and local Iraqis engaging known terrorists in the city of Hawr Rajab. Scenes include gun camera footage of troops pursuing and destroying a vehicle carrying terrorists. (It was produced by Task Force Marne Public Affairs and contains footage not suitable for young ones or more delicate sensitivities.) […]

At 3:30 PM EST, I’m going to be on the Jaz McKay show. Click on Stickam in the left corner to listen to the show.

Here are the results of a tour around the right side of blogospere with special emphasis on who won and how Fred Thompson did in his first debate. “In yesterday’s economics debate in Dearborn, Michigan Rudy Giuliani and Fred Thompson won, Mitt Romney lost and perhaps a few points were stolen from the Democratic front […]

Make sure to check out Conservative Grapevine today, where you’ll find links like: Right Angle: A conversation with Clarence Thomas Trifter: 10 most incredible things to do before you die Cracked: The 10 most improbable celebrity fistfights Hollywood Tuna: Adele Silva bikini pictures You can check out all those links and more by clicking here. […]

It’s no secret that I don’t care much for Ron Paul, but after reading some of the hurt and angry responses from Ron Paul fans to his first place finish in the Right-Of-Center Bloggers Select Their Least Favorite People On The Right (2007 Edition) poll, I thought it might be worth taking the time to […]