‘Falling Down’ is RAAACIST!!

Gee, I guess I have a new hobby! It’s called “Let’s Mock the ‘Racist’ Victimologists”! Whoopee!! Racism!! Come out, come out, wherever you are! Okay, let’s put on our “racism radar” and talk some more about “racist” films. How about “Falling Down“? It’s not like you wouldn’t come across a couple of vatos like this, […]

 

Rick Santorum: I Was Wrong About Specter

In case I haven’t mentioned this a hundred times before, Rick Santorum is my favorite senator. From the war on terrorism – his more recent focus – to values to the cultural plagues of our society, I really believe he has full depth of understanding; even more significant is that he’s a politician who puts […]

 

Conservative talk radio weekly recap: Feb 15-19

My new Talk Radio Watch column is now up at WND. Enjoy FREE audio and webcam highlights from this week in conservative talk radio: Rush, Beck, Levin and many more — including the many endorsements J.D. Hayworth is getting from his fellow broadcasters. Here’s what came in after deadline: USA Weekend (whatever that is) offers […]

 


CPAC and GOPride

Last month, conservative college Liberty University announced that it would withdraw its sponsorship of CPAC 2010 because GOProud, a pro-gay Republican offshoot from the Log Cabin Republicans, was also allowed to co-sponsor the event: Liberty University chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr., and Liberty Law School dean Mat Staver had penned a letter to CPAC organizer David […]

 

Mike Pence on Running for Higher Office: We’ll See What the Future Holds

Indiana Congressman Mike Pence, who has been a CPAC regular but whose popularity has skyrocketed since Obama’s has declined, was kind enough to visit the blogger’s lounge this afternoon to take questions. Unsurpringly, the only thing anyone seemed interested in asking today was about whether the Congressman would be running for another office. President in […]

 

Michelle Bachmann: Obama Has Chosen Decline for America

The lovely Congresswoman Michele Bachmann is star quality on every level, minus the diva attitude. Walking onto stage to the tune of “She’s a Lady,” (take that, cranky Arlen Specter), Bachmann was quick to remind the audience that it was her state that put up the “Miss Me Yet?” billboard that quickly became a hit […]

 


Live at CPAC

You’ve probably heard already, but this year’s CPAC 2010 (Conservative Political Action Conference) is the largest, most highly attended in its history. It seems apparent that the Obama Administration has succeeded in doing what we’ve actually been trying to do for years: rallying and activating freedom-loving Americans together en masse. Thank you, Mr. President. As […]

 

Was the Austin plane-crasher a terrorist?

Joseph Stack flew an airplane into an office building, killing himself and at least one other person, because of his years-old anger and frustration with the government, or so he wrote. So is it terrorism? Well, that depends. The act itself isn’t enough to make it terrorism. Otherwise, every violent act could be tagged that […]

 

VIDEO – Assault Breacher Vehicle

Via John Hawkins and Linkiest (and also Prairie Pundit), I just found this video, “Assault Breacher Vehicle”: This is something else! For more information, see the Los Angeles Times, “Marine Assault Vehicles Key to Afghan Strategy.” Technical details at Jane’s Defense Weekly: For the ABV role, the turret of the M1A1 Abrams MBT has been […]

 

The other 79% are too stunned to come up with a snarky headline.

Rasmussen: Only 21% Say U.S. Government Has Consent of the Governed: The founding document of the United States, the Declaration of Independence, states that governments derive “their just powers from the consent of the governed.” Today, however, just 21% of voters nationwide believe that the federal government enjoys the consent of the governed. A new […]

 

Americans want a Free Tibet, and none of that having to buy one first, either!

If Barack Obama wants a way to get back in the good with a majority of Americans, maybe he should aim the troops toward Tibet: Washington (CNN) — Nearly three-quarters of all Americans think Tibet should be an independent country, according to a new national poll. Or maybe not: However, the CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey […]

 

Pakistan’s Nuclear Posture

Well, it’s not all babe-blogging and punk flashbacks around here! [Here, actually.] I do actually find time to read some professional literature — although that won’t matter to those attacking me as a sh**ty political scientist! (I’ll respond to that later … idiots!) Anyway, here’s a great piece from the latest International Security, Vipin Narang’s, […]

 


CPAC

CPAC is this week and I’ll be covering the event for PJ TV. Other RWN bloggers including Melissa Clouthier, Sharon Soon, Kathleen McKinley, & Tabitha Hale will also be at the event. So, while we’re gone, our posting may be a little spotty — but, RWN’s week-end bloggers should be taking up the slack. But […]

 

Amy Bishop Leftist Hate Politics

I’ve got a Memeorandum thread this morning, first time in a while. It turns out just writing about the murdering proclivities of radical Obama-backing Harvard professors gets some folks on the radical left pretty angry. Comrade Repsac3, Commissar of State Security, People’s Commissariat for Internet Affairs, who I thought put his Donald-demonology to bed, must […]

 



‘Canadian’ Muslims mock 9/11, call Obama ‘Mr. Black Man’

My husband (and his video camera) didn’t make it inside this meeting in our neighborhood on Sunday, but the National Post‘s “free speech” beat reporter Joseph Brean did. Here’s what he saw and heard: These brief remarks were among the least controversial at a conference about the “Media War on Islam” on Sunday at a […]

 

Matchmaking: ‘$55,000 for 28 Months of Unlimited Introductions’

Getting ready to watch “The Bachelor” in a little while. So, let me share some day-after-Valentine’s blog stuff. From the Los Angeles Times, “Matchmakers’ Personal Touch Thrives Despite EHarmony, Match.com“: Like social networking, which had many dating industry experts inaccurately predicting the demise of paid Internet dating sites, Internet dating hasn’t killed matchmaking, but fed […]

 





We need school control, not gun control

Another day, another “school shooting.” That we Canadians have per capita almost as many of these things as Americans do — matter of fact (and fiction), we invented them, long before Columbine— we smug Canadians (and our chief enabler Michael Moore) need to finally drop the “gun control” crap. And start looking at what it […]

 

Mr. Steele and The GOP, You Are Not There Yet

Although Republicans far surpass Democrats in being more aligned with the Tea Party movement, I feel it’s important to remind the GOP that the anger being felt by Americans is directed at both parties for a reason. At it’s most basic level the Tea Party movement is about three things. One, a a limited constitutional […]

 

Come on, man.

One of my favorite parts of ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown this year was the “Come on, man!” segment: the talking heads would highlight something stupid (or funny) from the previous week and tag whoever was responsible with that line. “Come on, man!” I’m thinking exactly that about some of my conservative brethren right now, because […]

 


Liberals = nice. Conservatives = mean.

The government health care debate may be stalled in Washington, but it’s up and at ’em in Madison. We were arguing about it just this week: specifically, whether or not to extend government benefits to more childless adults. Yes, that’s right. We in Wisconsin provide government-run, taxpayer-subsidized health care to childless adults — leaving no […]