Ann Coulter Leaves Joy Behar Speechless

I’m pretty sure this is the perfect retort to any liberal who dares to challenge the humanity of water-boarding. Joy Behar thinks she’s awfully clever trying to get conservatives to admit they wouldn’t want to be water-boarded themselves. Come to think of it, given our latest labeling as “right-wing extremists”, we may indeed need to […]

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Bill O’Reilly: 1; Keith Olbermann: 0

Eat your heart out, liberal media. Your hand-picked creation, Barack Obama, is America’s leader, Democrats just about have a filibuster-proof majority in Congress – and mainstreaming media is tanking like never before. According to Newsmax.com: MSNBC and CNN’s primetime news programs have suffered an incredible nosedive in ratings since Barack Obama was elected president, Newsmax […]

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Reckless Flight

Of all the reckless, insensitive, brazenly wasteful and dangerous things to do, the Obama Administration is now responsible for “traumatizing” residents and workers in the New York- New Jersey metropolitan area. Embedded video from CNN Video The best part? That Obama’s Director of the White House Military Office did not even take the precaution of […]

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Tax Day Tea Party, New York City

I hope there’s such a thing as better late than never, because I thought I’d recap last Wednesday’s Tax Day Tea Party held in New York City’s City Hall. A week later, anyone who cared enough to attend a “tea party” should stay involved in order to ensure that the day’s events are not quickly […]

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The Democrats’ Best Kept Secret

In light of race having become such a highly discussed issue in recent politics because of Barack Obama and Michael Steele, I think it’s appropriate to point out a very overlooked fact that seems to be completely distorted by the average liberal: that Martin Luther King, Jr., ever invoked by the guilt-laden Democrat, was a […]

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Norm Coleman Fights to Defend the Democratic Process

I know I’ve expressed this before, but I really don’t believe that the current election contest between Norm Coleman and Al Franken is being given its due attention. With the very principles of our democracy at stake, the only reason I can see for this lack of exposure is that the left wing conspiracy within […]

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Bush Administration Foresaw Fannie and Freddie Crisis

I will never understand why Republicans didn’t fight harder – or at all, really – over the Fannie and Freddie Mac housing crisis before and after its ramifications turned our economy upside down. It’s not as if it was hard to see disaster approaching. And apparently many in the Bush Administration did. Unsurprisingly, their warnings […]

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Ex-President Rivalry?

I can’t really explain why I keep watching this over and over, but I’m just fascinated by the unabashed pettiness and rudeness of former President Jimmy Carter (who, by the way, makes Bill Clinton look almost Reagan-esque) to fellow former president Bill and wife Hillary. Once again, it’s just another example of a bitter liberal […]

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Happy Hanukkah from the President

With a very long and rather painstaking two terms of the Bush Administration nearing its end, it’s nice to hear a few positive words about our country’s president being told. From a perspective that we seldom, if ever, see from the media, columnist Jay D. Homnick offers a few insights into President Bush’s character with […]

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Quote of the Day from Ann Coulter

In the fake-phony land of liberals, I’d be chastised by the PC police for promoting this Ann Coulter quote. Fortunately, I’m not in the business of abiding by their rules, so I’m free to say that Coulter’s statement wouldn’t be as amusing as it is if it weren’t so peculiarly… true. I mean, we’ve all […]

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Don’t Hate Them Because They’re Beautiful

Just hate them because they’re conservative. This is apparently the mantra of the desperate left wing, who preach tolerance, political correctness, hugs, and high-five’s to all – unless, of course, they don’t subscribe to the secular leftist agenda. If that’s the case, then the rules are turned upside-down: the most vicious, vile, crude, and classless […]

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They’re Conservative and They Don’t Even Know It

A few friends and I had the most interesting bar conversation with a random man this weekend. It began with a few disgruntled remarks about our suffering financial state and quickly moved to how the bailout and Barack Obama were two disasters just waiting to happen; an hour or so later, we had discussed every […]

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Zogby Poll: Clueless Obama Voters Reveal Media Bias

I promise this will be the last time I write about the 2008 election; I just thought I’d point out the obvious once more. In case there was ever any question about the blind sheep mentality of the politically ignorant masses – also known, in this case, as Obama supporters – the latest Zogby poll […]

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No, We Can’t. Really.

Up until this weekend, there had been interestingly few conservative columnists and bloggers offering their opinion of Tuesday’s election; I suspect this was because we were still recovering from the shock and despondency. I’ll admit that in my present state of mind, all I want to do is hear Newt Gingrich, Laura Ingraham, Michelle Malkin […]

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They Call Her Conservative like It’s a Bad Thing

One doesn’t usually have to look very hard to find counts of distortions, exaggerations, cover-ups, and even outright lies by the mainstream media. That said, I’m actually surprised at the lows they’ve reached in their coverage of Sarah Palin, the newest darling of the Republican Party. On the up side, at least it’s entertaining. This […]

 

Barack Obama’s Quote of the Day

Barack Obama during an interview with George Stephanopoulos: Let’s not play games. I was suggesting – you’re absolutely right that John McCain has not talked about my Muslim faith. I’m of course not suggesting that Obama actually meant that he’s a Muslim, or that his statement was anything other than a misleading choice of words, […]

 

Best Quotes from Sarah Palin’s Acceptance Speech

I know everybody’s already talking (and raving) about it, but I figure I’d capture some of my favorite highlights from Sarah Palin’s blow-out acceptance speech last night. With the whole country watching to see if she, as a newcomer to Washington, would pass the test, Palin exceeded expectations and left her audience and even the […]

 

Kobe Bryant, an American Patriot

Looks like it’s Kobe Bryant, 1: Cris Collinsworth, 0. The main stream media doesn’t seem to care, but at least plenty of country-loving bloggers are all over this. When I first learned of Kobe Bryant’s words of patriotism about playing for the U.S. Olympic team (who handily won the gold this weekend), I immediately ran […]

 




Cindy McCain Speaks In New Jersey

I’ve always had my doubts about John McCain as our presidential nominee, but I can’t help but very much admire his wife, who seems to be as humble, generous, and gracious as she is beautiful. And until this morning, when I heard her speak at a fundraiser for her husband, I have had little desire […]

 



Quote of the Day

Well, make that two quotes. A very accurate analogy regarding the Democrats’ energy plan: Conservation, efficiency and using oil we hold in reserve for emergencies does not get us more energy. It’s as if we were running out of food and the Democrats were telling us: “Just eat a little less every day.” Great! We’ll […]

 

Tony Snow, Life and Legacy

I’m heartbroken to hear of Tony Snow’s death. Here was a man whose life could teach something to all of us, conservative and liberal alike. Now that he has passed after his fight with cancer, America has truly lost one of its classiest, most encouraging, and humble figureheads and role models. And as silly as […]