Category: Election 2012

NBC’s Absurdly Rosy Jobs Reporting

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Friday morning’s Today show on NBC did its best to paint the most rosy scenario possible on Obama’s latest dismal jobs report. Attempting to inoculate Obama from this economic downturn, host Matt Lauer said that analysts he had “been reading” claimed that the economy will add up to 12 million new jobs, “no matter who […]

 

What Obama Meant to Say in His DNC Speech

Posted on by Rachel Alexander

Fellow Americans and community organizers, So glad to see all of you people here tonight! I apologize for moving the location inside, unfortunately the turnout was drastically lower than we expected, so a smaller venue became necessary in order not to make the convention look like a failure. How do you like all the change […]

 

Disappointing Jobs Report Diminishes Obama Acceptance Speech

Posted on by Michael Fell

The latest Labor Department report shows that job growth in America slowed abruptly in August.:  Economists expected payrolls to increase by 125,000, but instead, new hires rose by only 96,000.:  That is not enough to keep up with population growth, much less brighten the picture for millions of out of work Americans.:  The unemployment rate […]

 

DNC’s Joe Biden Video Features Joe Standing With a Union Criminal

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

The Democrat National Committee wanted to make a nice heartwarming video telling America and convention goers how wonderful ol’ “Sheriff Joe” Biden is. But, oops, one of the still photos included in the retrospective shows Biden standing chummy with a union member that was arrested for pick pocketing in 2009. The video, titled, Vice President […]

 

The Democratic National Convention Day 3: (Obama Strikes Out And Dolan Strikes Back)

Posted on by John Hawkins

The Democratic National Convention started with the national debt clock hitting 16 billion dollars, the Dems booed God and making Jerusalem the capital of Israel in the middle, and it’s going to end with the jobless rate going up at the end of the week. The first night of the Democratic Convention was mediocre and […]

 

Explaining Obama’s DNC Speech In One Paragraph

Posted on by William Teach

It’s very simple (Daily Caller) President Barack Obama‘s 2012 Democratic National Convention speech asked voters to embrace a planned economy where government leaders would set goals for large swathes of the economy. Pretty much exactly like we expected. This is all Obama and a good chunk of today’s Democrats know. Government. The speech validated the […]

 

Bubba Clinton is Still the Slickest Liar “progressives” Have

Posted on by Michael Fell

Former President Bill Clinton returned to bask in the national spotlight, giving the Democratic National Convention nomination speech for the current White House occupant. Not surprising for a speech coming from someone impeached for perjury by Congress, the speech, while delivered with Slick Willie’s signature “I feel your pain” polish, was riddled with falsehoods. While […]

 

HuffPo Scolds Dems for ‘Caving’ On Reinsertion of God and Jerusalem Into Platform

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

It might appear odd, but Huffington Post seems to be scolding the Democrats for having “caved in” to pro-religion and pro-Israel forces in the Democrat Party for succeeding in having God and Jerusalem put back into the Democrat Party platform after they were removed earlier today. Clearly proving that there is a great division in […]

 

A Democratic National Convention Review: Day 2 (Booing God, Even Cenk Uygur Was Bored, And Clinton Gone Wild)

Posted on by John Hawkins

Day 2 of the DNC was a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day for the Democrats. It started with an attempt to fix a previous mistake: The Democrats were going to put “God” and making Jerusalem the capital of Israel back into the DNC platform. In and of itself, that move just drew more […]

 

Rock Star Obama is Spinal Tap, not the Rolling Stones

Posted on by Michael Fell

It is now official.:  Democrats will move rock star Barrack Obama’s big presidential nomination acceptance speech indoors.: :  Instead of performing before a crowd of 74,000 in an outdoor stadium, the show will now be put on in a much, much smaller indoor arena. The “official” line, the cover story if you will, is that there […]

 

The Democracy Alliance: Soros-Linked Liberal Super Group & Its Secret Funding of Democrats

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

The Washington Free Beacon has undertaken a series of reports that are important for anyone interested in a follow-the-money investigation of one of the biggest influences on today’s Democrat Party. This is a hard-core group of far left extremists holding the Democrats purse strings and is called the Democracy Alliance. It is a George Soros-sponsored […]

 

Spain’s Present is Obama America’s Future

Posted on by Michael Fell

Although Spain is not as bad off as Greece, a look at Spain’s current economic reality reveals the future of America under four more years of Barrack Obama. Despite European commitments to inject up to 100 billion euros into Spain’s faltering banking system, bank withdrawals have accelerated.:  During July, doubts about Spain’s financial system caused […]

 

Obama Lies While Accusing Romney Aide of Lying

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

At a recent campaign stop Obama openly lied about what the Romney camp said just as he was claiming the GOP nominee’s campaign is itself filled with lies. Obama was at a campaign stop in Charlottesville, Virginia when he unleashed an outright untruth claiming that a Romney spokesman was purposefully obviating “the truth” in the […]

 

Obama Needs to Stop Saying ‘I Am GM, Hear Me Roar’

Posted on by Matt Vespa

If I have to hear left-wingers touting the “success” of the auto bailout one more time, I might as well toss a chair through my window. : It’s patently false to say that the auto bailout was a success. : Furthermore, it was more of an United Auto Workers union bailout than it was for the auto […]

 

Calif. Dem Chair Says Romney/Ryan Like Nazi Joseph Goebbels

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

California Democrat Party Chairman John Burton is setting the Democrat National Convention off on the sort of demagogic footing that has characterized the Democrat’s campaign this year by accusing Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan of being like Nazis, specifically Nazi official Joseph Goebbels. At a California delegation breakfast today, Chairman Burton went on one of […]

 

Will Obama Address “You Didn’t Build That” At Convention?

Posted on by William Teach

The Washington Post thinks the answer is “no” After being pummeled for days at the Republican National Convention for his remark that business owners “didn’t build that,” President Obama heads to the Democratic National Convention in North Carolina this week facing mounting questions about how he will respond to charges that he is hostile to […]

 

The Top Ten Reasons Paul Ryan is So Despicable!

Posted on by Michael Fell

Much has been said in the media about how Paul Ryan is an “extremist”, how he plans to “destroy” the lives of everyday people, especially the elderly.:  A lot has being written about how his fiscal positions make him hostile to middle class Americans.:  After extensive, intensive, investigative research there is now a Top Ten […]

 

The Atlantic Says GOP Leader Hopes Minorities Don’t Vote, But He Didn’t Say That at All

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

The Atlantic illicitly portrayed GOP House Speaker John Bohner as saying that he “said out loud he hopes blacks and Latinos ‘won’t show up’ this election,” but a look at what Boehener actually said proves that The Atlantic is purposefully misleading its readers. In its headline, The Atlantic Wire story for August 27 screams, “Boehner […]

 

Now Even The Word ‘Chicago’ Is Racist!

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

In our new media era where everything said, thought, or alluded to is “racist,” we can now add the word “Chicago” to that growing-by-the-minute list of words that are now to be considered racial slurs. Thanks to MSNBC’s resident “biggest jerk in the room,” Chris Matthews, we now know that just saying Chicago makes you […]

 

Romney, Ryan, Republicans-Ready to Lead

Posted on by Michael Fell

With the strong backing of an energized Republican Party and a diverse team of rising stars, candidate Mitt Romney formally accepted the GOP nomination to be President of the United States. Recalling the excitement and optimism of the presidential race of four years ago, Romney pointed out how those elevated expectations and the bevy of […]

 

CNN’s ‘A Team’ Rather Do Hurricane Coverage Than RNC Convention

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Something interesting to note about the front half of this week’s coverage of the news over at CNN is that the network’s A team reporters — Soledad O’Brien and Anderson Cooper — have for the most part eschewed the GOP convention preferring to stand in the winds of hurricane Isaac rather than be faced with […]

 

MSNBC’s Schultz and Sharpton Falsely Claim Janesville Plant Closed Under President Bush to Slam Ryan

Posted on by Matt Vespa

During MSNBC’s August 29 GOP Convention coverage, Ed Schultz and Al Sharpton made patently false remarks during their post-speech commentary of Rep. Paul Ryan. Congressman Ryan was slammed concerning statements he made about the closure of the Janesville General Motors plant.:  Rep. Ryan reiterated that President Barack Obama promised to keep the plant open, but […]

 

Paul Ryan: The Right Man in the Right Place at the Right Time

Posted on by Michael Fell

Congressman Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, the newly nominated GOP candidate for Vice President of the United States, is the right man in the right place, at the right time. He understands that his duty as Vice President will be the calling of his generation to preserve for his children and their children the America that […]

 

White House to Blame for High Gas Prices

Posted on by Michael Fell

With Hurricane Isaac’s slamming the American gulf coast putting a temporary halt to oil production and refinery output, consumers can expect to see higher prices at the pump. Just in time for the Labor Day holiday. Before Hurricane Isaac came along, gasoline costs were at an almost four month high.:  The nationwide average rose to […]