Unions & Liberals Vs. Wal-Mart & American Consumers

Companies that are unionized are too inefficient to compete with companies that aren’t and liberals are generally hostile to successful businesses. Therefore, it’s no surprise that both unions & liberals detest Wal-Mart. It’s tempting to simply ignore the kvetching about Wal-Mart because in the long run, consumers don’t care all that much about the whining. […]

 


Star Trek Was Bad TV? BAH!

Orson Scott Card inexplicably disses Star Trek in the LA Times: “The original “Star Trek,” created by Gene Roddenberry, was, with a few exceptions, bad in every way that a science fiction television show could be bad. Nimoy was the only charismatic actor in the cast and, ironically, he played the only character not allowed […]

 



Syria Seeing The Light? By Mark Noonan

Syria has withdrawn from Lebanon (though there are indications that they have left some intelligence assets in place), and now this news story indicates that Syria might be trying to extricate itself from the terrorist campaign in Iraq: …Syria’s decision to re-establish ties [with Iraq] after 23 years of severance could be key to easing […]

 

What I Was Listening To In April

In the past, to inspire people to suggest new music that I might be interested in and just for entertainment’s sake, I’ve posted the music I was currently listening to on RWN. But, thanks to wonders of modern technology, I can now tell you which songs I listened to the most over the last month. […]

 


Quote Of The Day: Jobs Americans Won’t Do

“In addition to those with these liberal attitudes, there are some conservatives who think that we need workers from Mexico to do work that Americans will not do. Virtually every job in the country is work that Americans will not do, if the pay is below a certain level. And the pay will not rise […]

 

Billboards And Bumper Stickers In Mexifornia

Remember this ridiculous radio billboard put up by Clear Channel? When you see so many illegal immigrants in an area that a company feels a need to pander to them like this, you have a problem. Which is why I liked this response from KFI 640 AM in LA: Something Tom Tancredo said in an […]

 

Quote Of The Day: Jonah Goldberg Reacts To His 2nd Place Finish In The “Right-Of-Center Bloggers Select Their Favorite Columnists” Article =D

“I want to thank all of the bloggers who like my columns. Kathryn posted this earlier, but apparently I’m the second-favorite columnist among rightwing bloggers. Mark Steyn — who I will obviously have eliminated by the end of the week — came in first. Assuming I’m reading the numbers correctly, what’s interesting and oddly gratifying […]

 

Right-Of-Center Bloggers Select Their Favorite Columnists

If you’re a right-of-center-columnist, today is the Grammys, Super Bowl, and Golden Globe awards all rolled into one. That’s because Right Wing News has polled the right-of-center members of the blogosphere on who their favorite columnists are and today, everyone learns the results. You can find out who the right side of the blogosphere believes […]

 

Is South Park A Conservative Show?

From Damian Penny of Daimnation!: “There’s a new book out called South Park Conservatives, by City Journal editor Brian Anderson, which uses the long-running animated series to illustrate his argument that an increasingly media-savvy right is fighting back pop-culture’s anti-conservative hostility. It’s an interesting thesis, and I’ve requested a review copy from the publisher – […]

 

Follow-Up: The Myth Of The Spitting Myth Lives On

Jerry Lembcke is a leftie revisionist who runs around claiming that no soldiers were ever spit on when they returned from Vietnam. Since the Boston Globe recently saw fit to publish his ridiculous, easily refuted claims, I thought it would be a good time to blow him out of the water by again posting links […]

 



Quote Of Day: The Creepy UN

“The United Nations has sadly become a creepy organization. Its General Assembly is full of cutthroat regimes. The Human Rights Commission has had members like Vietnam and Sudan, regimes that at recess must fight over bragging rights to which of the two killed more of their own people. The U.N. has a singular propensity to […]

 


Blegging For My Advertisers

Do you like pop-up ads? How about pop-under ads? Do you want to pay a weekly fee to read a blog? Do you like blogs that sell the emails of their subscribers? No, you don’t like any of those lame advertising techniques, right? The reason RWN has never used any of those irritating types of […]

 


No Liberal Lie Left Unexposed By Matt Margolis

One regular claim made by the Democrats—especially during the 2004 campaign—was that the No Child Left Behind Act was “an unfunded mandate.” Well, we can add that myth to the list of debunked liberal lies: There are two things wrong with the [National Education Association’s] claim that NCLB is an unfunded mandate: The law is […]

 

Major League Soccer Begs For Steroid Investigation — Satire By Laurence Simon

WASHINGTON (IFOC) – After high-profile public appearances from baseball, football, and basketball commissioners before Congress, Major League Soccer repeated its demand to be subpoenaed to testify before the House Government Reform Committee. “We really need the publicity,” said commissioner Don Garber. “I swear, there are some games where you can hear a pin drop. And […]

 

Web Design Help Needed

Way back on Feb 22nd, I asked if there were anyone out there who wanted to do some web design for me. Well, to make a long story short, the project I needed the web designer for isn’t quite complete and I need help from a fresh designer to finish it….and ya know, not fresh […]

 



Abu Ghraib; One Year Later — Satire By Liberal Larry

I watched Senator Kennedy’s historic speech on C-SPAN yesterday morning in awed silence. “…A man in dark hood and cape, standing on a cardboard box with electrodes hooked to his body. Naked men simulating lewd acts on each other. Naked civilians being chased by dogs. Rape. Murder. Sexual deviance. Free balloons for the kids. Everyone’s […]

 

Quote Of The Day #3: Sullivan’s Descent Continues

Andrew Sullivan’s writing has clearly veered from deep confusion and inconsistency into the fringes of moonbat territory: “But in my darker moments, I wonder whether the war wasn’t a cover to persuade good, open-minded folk like Glenn (Reynolds) to enable the theocratic impulses of the Republican base. Of course, Glenn can wait and see. Gay […]

 


Quote Of Day: Borking Bolton

“Here is the undeniable, irrefutable truth of the whole controversy over John Bolton’s embattled nomination for the job as America’s ambassador to the United Nations. If John Bolton had been the nicest, sweetest, let-me-help-you-with-your-groceries, you-can-sleep-on-my-couch, I’ll-get-the-thorn-out-of-your-paw teddy bear to everybody he ever worked with or met, not a single Democratic senator on the Foreign Relations […]