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The Coming Staples Mausoleum/Stadium

Even as supporters claim they won’t need subsidies, it is more likely that L.A. is about to plunge itself forever into debt with a new stadium, the Staples Center. A look at just about any other convention center, or stadium in the country easily shows that these projects seldom pay for themselves as builders insist […]

I take full credit for Sean Duffy’s new ad

It was just under two weeks ago, when Sean Duffy – candidate for Congress in The Best-Looking Congressional Race…Ever – released his latest ad featuring himself, chopping a log in half with the same skill and gusto we hope he’ll take to the federal budget. At the time, I suggested a script for his next […]

Democrats for tax cuts…before Election Day. After?

Nothing like a tough re-election to bring Democrats around on taxes. Ed Morrissey writes: Forty-seven Democrats have publicly demanded that Pelosi acquiesce to an across-the-board extension of existing tax rates on capital gains and dividends. Plus: House Democrats on Wednesday barely won a 210-209 vote to adjourn the House without extending the Bush tax cuts. […]

Obama in Negative Numbers EVEN in Illinois?

Public Policy Polling has released a poll of voters in President Obama’s home state of Illinois. shockingly it shows that Obama has a 49% disapproval rating in Illinois. The Illinois poll we’ll release this week won’t do much to change the conventional wisdom on either the Senate or Gubernatorial race in the state but it […]

Obama Ally Hatem Abudayyeh Investigated for Terror Ties

The boom just keeps coming down on Obama allies. Radical “peace activist” Hatem Abudayyeh of the Arab American Action Network has had his Chicago home raided by the FBI in a terror sweep. Chicago activist Thomas Burke said he was served a grand jury subpoena that requested records of any payments to Abudayyeh or his […]

Joseph Iosbaker, Another SEIU Big Shot in Trouble

Obama’s pal Andy Stern isn’t the only commie from the SEIU in trouble with the grownups — not that we would know this from the liberal establishment media. There’s also Joseph Iosbaker, Chief Steward for SEIU’s Local 73 in Chicago: Over the weekend the FBI announced that it was investigating Joseph Iosbaker for possible connections […]

‘Obama In Command’ Of a Rolling Stone Interview

Pres. Obama sat down with Rolling Stone Magazine . Here are some interesting excerpts followed by my observations: How do you feel about the fact that day after day, there’s this really destructive attack on whatever you propose? Does that bother you? Has it shocked you? I don’t think it’s a shock. I had served […]

What the GOP Pledge Reflects and Why We Need To Stand By It

: : : : : : : : : : :  When the Pledge to America was first announced, it immediately met backlash from the other side of the aisle. President Obama began a tour dedicated specifically to breaking down the plan’s items one by one.:  While to many political strategists, this response may be seen as politics as usual, there are many holes in […]

When a Journalist Hasn’t a Clue About the Constitution

The Constitution of the United States of America. Journalist Mary Dejevsky wrote about it, but she sure hasn’t the first clue about what it does, what it means, or why American politics seem to have gone awry. She did get some things correct in her article in Britain’s Independent newspaper but over all she proved […]

Snap! Baucus Wants Probe Of Advocacy Groups

Obviously, Max Baucus is rather upset with the money pouring in to elections from both sides…..wait, what? The Senate’s chief tax writer has called for a federal investigation into advocacy groups that have become increasingly popular vehicles for outside donations. These groups, known as 501(c)4s after the section of the tax code that defines them, […]

Vadum: A Reminder, ACORN Funding NOT Permanently Cut Off

Matthew Vadum, ever vigilant on the evils perpetrated by ACORN, reminds us that the criminal community organizer has not had its federal funding cut off permanently. The temporary cut off is soon to expire and Vadum reports that there doesn’t seem to be anyone in Congress taking up a reinstatement of the ban. In his […]

Obama Über Alles: Those Who Criticize Me Are ‘Destructive’

Last May, Mark Levin — the President of Landmark Legal Foundation — stated that President Barack Obama was the “closest thing to a dictator” this country had ever seen. The list of horribles included his naked attempts to silence critics, his encouragement of voter intimidation, his support of rampant vote fraud, the implicit campaign to […]

The Smart Girl Summit

I, along with some of RWN’s other bloggers, are going to be at the Smart Girl Summit Wed-Fri. We’ll be back at the same Bat time, same Bat channel on Monday. PS: I know I’ve been doing a lot of these conferences lately, but this should be the last one for a while. Moreover, I […]

David Horowitz in Beverly Hills: ‘Crush the Arabs Militarily’

See the full report, with photos, at American Power: “David Horowitz at ‘Securing America’s Future’ in Beverly Hills.” An excerpt: While I was impressed with both Cliff May and Mona Charen — and I was thrilled at the chance to see them speak — the night truly belonged to David Horowitz. During the audience question […]

FBI Investigating Obama Confidant and Union Chief Andy Stern?

This is pretty momentous information. According to two people interviewed by federal agents the FBI and the U.S. Labor Dept. are investigating former Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Andy Stern. The two organized labor officials met with federal agents this summer to answer questions about a six-figure book contract that Stern landed in 2006 and […]

Reusable Grocery Bags Are Unclean

Moonbats want us to reuse grocery bags, so as to save trees from the paper producers who plant them and polar bears from the very concept of plastic. Once again we see that moonbattery is harmful to your health: The CALL7 Investigators tested several reusable bags used by 7NEWS colleagues and another from a woman […]

Gil Vicente Markets His Sociopathic Fantasies

Let me explain the tasteless, poorly executed drawings above. You see, they are high art: The charcoal drawings by Gil Vicente became a focus of controversy when they went on display at the opening of the Sao Paulo Art Biennial on Saturday. The former US President George W Bush is shown kneeling on the ground […]

Net Neutrality Update

If you are as worried as I am about the left’s effort to force ever larger amounts of big government onto our lives, then you should be looking into the issue of Net Neutrality. To that end a few times a week I’ll be posting some links and info about Net Neutrality to help you […]

$2500 BBQ

Bob Etheridge is holding a BBQ dinner on September 29th, but not in Dunn or Smithfield or Rocky Mount. He’s holding it a block from Capitol Hill. And he’s charging $2,500 for a plate of barbeque. Now let’s guess no one – not even in Washington – is silly enough to pay $2,500 for a […]