Author: Sharon Soon

*UPDATE: Apparently, the Star-Ledger doesn’t like when the truth is disclosed. They’ve quietly pulled all relevant YouTube videos relating to the incident. Thank goodness for the Eyeblast (the conservative version of YouTube), with which I’ve replaced the the YouTube video. Despite the “controversy” over newly elected Republican Governor Chris Christie, you’ve got to admit that […]

Again, I have to show my appreciation for the Barack Obama. About a year ago, I vividly recall watching Glenn Beck on CNN and thinking, “This guy should be bigger than Sean Hannity and Bill O’Reilly. It’s a shame he’s stuck at CNN. Beck, tonight’s keynote speaker, has been around for several years – but […]

On the question of who should be the Republican nominee for President in 2012, the following are the top candidates, in order: Ron Paul Mitt Romney Sarah Palin Tim Pawlenty Mike Pence Newt Gingrich Mike Huckabee Well, Ron Paul has managed to rally his supporters again, but it looks good for Mitt Romney. It’s interesting […]

On a somewhat random note, I thought to “google” the word liberals . When the auto-suggest popped up, I was pleasantly amused to see that out of the top ten searches beginning with the word, half were neutral and half were… not so positive: Did everyone catch that the second-most searched term in Google is […]

As always, it’s nice to see that secular liberal society has it’s standards and priorities in tact. The latest controversy that caused such a huff with the likes of the Huffington Post has been the highly anticipated “pro-life” ad run by Focus on the Family that featured college football player Tim Tebow. Yes, the horror. […]

Ah, the “blame Bush” fallback is alive and well over one year after the president has been out of the media eye. As defensive as ever, President Obama can’t help sneeking in excuses and jabs at the “far-right” and the situation he “inherited” every second he gets a chance: Even after paying for what we […]

Sometimes I wonder whether all the Republicans, conservatives, and even Christians who are so quick to lambaste Pat Robertson for the negative sound bites the media is always flailing about actually even know anything about the man. In case you haven’t heard, Robertson referenced Haiti’s historical “pact with the devil” when discussing the country’s disaster […]

It’s the race that suddenly everyone’s been talking about. As my blog has been covering, the special election to replace Senator Ted Kennedy’s seat may be making history this Tuesday: Brown, a state senator, is beating state attorney general Coakley 50 percent to 46 percent, according to a new Suffolk University/7News poll. Brown’s lead is […]

I’ve gotta hand it to Rod Blagojevich, the recently impeached governor of Illinois. The man makes your average Democrat look like Mother Teresa, having made a name for himself by not just his acts of corruption as governor, but by the many uncontrolled, crude, and obnoxious remarks he’s made since he’s become a national figure. […]

It seems like more and more often, the true meaning of our national holidays are lost in an increasingly secularized liberal society. As my co-blogger, Gina Diorio, points out here, even our President doesn’t really “get” what Thanksgiving is about. As a reminder, perhaps we should all take a moment to recall an event that […]

You know you’re on the side of political wisdom and integrity when you’ve got Fidel Castro’s approval. This week’s latest words-of-Obama-adulation-by-infamous-America-haters came after the president’s speech on climate change during Tuesday’s United Nations summit: The president of the United States admitted that the developed nations have caused much of the damage and must assume responsibility […]

I’m not quite sure what to think of it, but this might just be the least radical, leftist-agenda-pushing action I’ve seen thus far from the Obama posse. The Obama administration on Friday urged a U.S. court to dismiss a lawsuit by gay married couples from Massachusetts who say they were unlawfully denied federal marriage benefits. […]