Oscar Night: Hypocrisy Dressed to the Nines

Last Sunday was Oscar night, where the leftism of Hollywood — one-third of the “axis of indoctrination” — is on its annual full display. (The other two-thirds are media and academia.) The biggest surprise of the night was a lack of Donald Trump jokes, two at the most. Of course, there were zero sightings of […]

 

The Trashing of Bill’s Accusers: What Did Hillary Do — and Why Did She Do It?

Hillary Clinton has never been asked whether she verbally intimidated alleged rape survivor Juanita Broaddrick. Nor has Clinton been asked whether she spearheaded the so-called “nuts and sluts” strategy to silence and intimidate women who alleged affairs with or sexual abuse by Bill Clinton. The books “Hell to Pay” by Barbara Olson and “No One […]

 



Donald Trump: Clueless About Free Trade

One of Donald Trump’s talking points and biggest applause lines is how “they” — Japan, China and Mexico — are “beating us in trade” and are “taking our jobs.” He proposes tariffs, for example, on Chinese goods in retaliation for that country’s alleged “cheating.” To someone who is out of work in an industry where […]

 


Notes From the Democrats’ Debate

Fighting off the temptation to fall asleep during the most recent Democratic — and Donald Trump-less — debate, I wrote these thoughts, observations and questions I hoped would be asked but were not. I end with my opinion about who won the debate — and who lost. No fair cheating and going right to the […]

 





A Hollywood Christmas Story

The following story is true. The names have been changed to protect the innocent. I drove past the outdoor parking-lot-turned-Christmas-tree-store several times before I decided to buy my Christmas tree from there. It was fairly close to my home in the Westside of Los Angeles, and business seemed brisk. Must be a nice place. Soon […]

 

Wishing Terrorism Away

When asked why President Barack Obama insisted on pursuing a nuclear deal with Iran, former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said: “I think that the pursuit of the agreement is based on the President’s hope that over a 10-year period with the sanctions being lifted that the Iranians will become a constructive stakeholder in the […]

 

Chicagoland: A Tale of 2 Tragedies

In October 2014, 17-year-old Laquan McDonald was shot and killed by Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke. The dash-cam video of the shooting was not released until a few days ago, when ordered by a judge. Right before the video’s release, the county prosecutor announced the intention to charge Van Dyke with first-degree murder. The […]

 

10 Tips to Survive Today’s College Campus, or: Everything You Need to Know About College Microaggressions

When students protesting “microaggressions” took over an administrative building at Occidental College in California, they issued 14 demands. The school agreed to all except the first, which required the firing of its president. Similar protests took place concurrently at other colleges nationwide. Occidental’s five-day takeover was organized by Oxy United for Black Liberation, led by […]

 

The Paris Attacks and the Rise of ISIS

In the wake of the Paris attacks, let’s examine the rise of ISIS. During the last Democratic debate, Hillary Clinton gave this unchallenged “explanation” of why we left Iraq — without a stay-behind force. She said, “I think that what happened when we abided by the agreement that George W. Bush made with the Iraqis […]

 

Ben Carson’s Resume is Fair Game — But What of Democrats’ Resumes?

The Politico headline was blunt: “Ben Carson Admits Fabricating West Point Scholarship.” Except Carson made no such admission. He acknowledged never applying to West Point. But as a top ROTC student in Detroit, there’s little question that had he wanted to go to West Point, he could’ve gotten in. Technically, West Point offers appointments, and […]

 

CNBC Biased? You Don’t Say!

Question: What did Reince Priebus not know about CNBC — and when did he not know it? Priebus, chair of the Republican National Committee, sanctioned CNBC’s sponsorship of last week’s debate. When during and after the debate many of the candidates blasted the moderators for their bias, Priebus said that the moderators created a “hostile […]

 

Hillary Won. America Lost

The narrative following Hillary’s testimony at Congress’ recent Benghazi hearing is clear: Hillary won. She (for the most part) calmly answered all the questions. She nodded approvingly when the Democrats on the committee accused Republicans of engaging in a partisan witch-hunt. We’ve come a long way since bipartisan investigations like the Watergate committee that investigated […]

 

Hey, ‘Black Lives Matter’ — Do Black Opinions on Guns Matter?

“Gun control advocates,” reports Politico, “frustrated by repeated failures to pass even moderate restrictions on gun ownership, are trying to forge an alliance with Black Lives Matter and the criminal justice reform movement in a strategy shift aimed at overcoming the lobbying power of the National Rifle Association.” Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton recently said: […]

 

Ben Carson: Clear and Present Danger?

Dr. Ben Carson, now second in most polls for the Republican presidential nomination, naturally finds himself under attack by threatened lefties. GQ published an anti-Carson article with the headline “F–k Ben Carson,” except it spelled out the f-word. Comic actor Seth Rogen tweeted “F–k you” to Carson. And a Daily Beast column accused him of […]

 

The Rachel Dolezal-ation of the Oregon Killer

Here’s the narrative: mass killers are almost always white men. The Daily Kos recently published a piece with this headline: “How come we can’t tell the truth about the White Mass Killer Problem?” It asks, “Just what the fracking hell is the matter with all these mass-murdering white people?” Certainly mass killers are almost always […]

 

Will Stephen Colbert Give Liberals the Ted Cruz Treatment?

“The Late Show” host, Stephen Colbert, in an interview with Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Tex., said conservative icon President Ronald Reagan actually raised taxes and signed an amnesty bill. Gotcha! To the delight of his audience, Colbert argued that if Reagan could “compromise” by raising taxes and granting amnesty, why can’t the intransigent Republican conservatives of […]