About Swine Flu

This Swine Flu harms younger people far more disproportionately than the regular flu. Go check out the charts at this link [h/t Instapundit] By the time the vaccinations get fully prepared, Swine Flu will have swept the country. People will either be dead or immune. In the Spring of the year, my kids and I […]

 


Podcast: Andrew Breitbart Talks New Media, Activism & How To Break A Big Story

Andrew Breitbart, the man who owns New Media on the Right, gives a 17 minute interview. Andrew is Big Time. Find him at Breitbart.com. I also give a behind the scenes perspective on different bloggers, including Jim Hoft aka GatewayPundit.com, Ed Morissey of Hotair.com, Ed Driscoll of PajamasMedia.com, Rachel Alexander of IntellectualConservative.com, Caleb Heimlich of […]

 


Western CPAC: Bright New Political Hopes Steve Poizner And Chuck DeVore

California conservatives, and really conservatives everywhere need to take heart. There are some very solid conservative candidates coming up through the system. I had the pleasure to meet and speak with both Stephen Poizner and Chuck DeVore (whom I’ve interviewed before on my Podcast here). There will be an upcoming podcast featuring Steve Poizner’s interview. […]

 

Ralph Reed Speaks At Western CPAC

There are some characters we’ve all watched from a distance for years, if we’ve paid attention to politics. Ralph Reed, the leader of the Christian Coalition, is one of those people. Anyone so ideological and pure gives me a little shiver. [Side bar: Also partly why Barack Obama freaks me out.] I was a little […]

 


Podcast: Rush Limbaugh & More

Unsurprisingly, John Hawkins and I disagree…again. What are the implications of the Rush smears? Download MP3 To subscribe on iTunes, just click here! When Melissa isn’t on the radio, you can find her at melissaclouthier.com and on Twitter. Her username is MelissaTweets.

 




Why Would Americans Be For An Afghan Surge?

Americans poll positive on surging in Afghanistan. Why would that be? Because most Americans have dealt with moles, ant-hills, head lice, or some other kind of nasty infestation. The bugs die when they are 1. exterminated and 2. the environment is cleaned up. Libs hate George W. Bush for his warmongering ways. They’re giving Barack […]

 

AIP Column: The Mind Of A Socialist, The Heart Of Compassion

From my column today: If socialism is state-sponsored compassion, what is conservatism? In the binary political world, the default is that a small-government mindset is cruel. This political duality was turned on its ear by George W. Bush’s campaigning and governing as a “compassionate conservative.” A compassionate conservative, it turns out, buys into the liberal’s […]

 

Helping Republicans Help Themselves

After Obama and the Democrats swept the Republicans out of office it became clear that Republican leaders got one message and everyone else got another message. The Tea Party movement was not borne of Democrat failure. I will say that again: The Tea Party movement was not borne of Democrat failure. The Tea Party movement […]

 


Will Patients Choose Their Own Destiny? Dr. Donald Palmisano of The Coalition to Protect Patients’ Rights

The health care debate will not abate. While the Democrats make legislative soup in committee, citizens need to know that there is still hope. They need to keep fighting. Former president of the American Medical Association and current Director of The Coalition to Protect Patients Rights Dr. Donald Palmisano spoke with me at length about […]

 

Bipartisan B.S.

Eric Canter says that President Obama hasn’t met with Republicans for four months. So much for bipartisanship. He talks about the health care bill being a “disaster” for the Obama administration. Just a side note: The Senate has two medical doctors. They’re Republicans. The White House hasn’t consulted the only doctors in the Senate on […]

 

Podcast: Dr. Palimisano: “The Public Option Is Not Dead”..And How Young Is Too Young? Kids & Technology

Dr. Donald Palmisano, former President of the American Medical Association and Director of The Coalition To Protect Patients Rights joined me and discussed the Health Care legislation, the AMA’s support of it and much more. It is a must listen. In the second half, I discuss kids and technology with my producer Mike Williams (who […]

 


The Left Has Lost The Narrative

Consider all the ways they’ve undermined themselves. It’s delicious: Racism: They’ve pulled the trump card too many times. Obama finished the narrative with his presumption of guilt with the arresting officer of his old buddy Yale professor Skp Gates. Sexism: Between tossing Hillary Clinton like a used dinner napkin and treating Sarah Palin like the […]

 

New Podcast: Environmentalism’s Toll On The Poor, Foreign Policy Chaos & Should Someone Running For Office Have A Voting Record?

Phelim McAleer joined me to discuss his new movie “Not Evil Just Wrong“. We talked about how environmental policy hurts the poor the worst. It’s a fascinating discussion. Then, I talked with Steve Schippert of Threatswatch about Obama’s handling of Afghanistan and the new threat in Iran. Finally, John Hawkins and I argue about whether […]

 


Multitasking Is Evil?

When I finally get down to business, interruptions infuriate me. I like to work and be completely focused on the task at hand and finish it and be done. Motherhood has thwarted me over and over. Motherhood is non-stop interruptions. But so is working online from home. I’m writing and BAM! an IM. I’m IMing […]

 

Good Bears, Good Predators

What is the best defense against a predator? A passive defense and kind words. Enter Colorado environmentalists who romanticize the black bears’ increased boldness and the attacks that come with them. But this is just a metaphor, really. Our new President sees the worlds predators–Iran, North Korea, Al Qaeda, etc.–and sees a fuzzy widdle puff […]

 


Spanking Lowers I.Q.

Well, that will disappoint some of the readers here. Oh wait! Not that kind of spanking. Here’s the study: The results of a survey of more than 17,000 university students from 32 countries “show that the higher the percent of parents who used corporal punishment, the lower the national average IQ,” Straus wrote in his […]