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Another Look At FOX News' Hatchet Job On Geert Wilders

by John L. Work

Following the gang hatchet job on Dutch Parliamentarian Geert Wilders by two separate FOX News crews a few nights ago, FOX pulled down all the video footage from the internet – like it never happened. Well, it did happen. Jim Angle, Glenn Beck, Bill Kristol, Charles Krauthammer and A.B Stoddard all did the dirty work during two different shows. But, thanks to Gates of Vienna and Diana West, we can at least watch Beck going at Wilders one more time. First, let’s look at Beck’s six minute interview with ...

Lefties Squeal Like Stuck Pigs Over Liz Cheney Ad

by John R. Guardiano

The Left is in a swinish feeding frenzy over Liz Cheney's "Who are the Al-Qaeda Seven?" Internet ad. But far from discrediting Cheney and her ad, the Left instead has exposed itself. When the Left start squealing like stuck pigs, then conservatives know they've hit the bull's-eye. And so it is with Liz Cheney's magnificent and laudable Internet ad, "Who are the Al-Qaeda Seven"? [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIxg7LmlEQg] Who, indeed? And why don't the American people have a right to know their identities? These attorneys, after all, are on the federal dole. They now work ...

Eric Massa -- When My Enemy's Enemy Is Not My Friend

by Mark Meed

Mine is now the deciding vote on the health care bill and this administration and this House leadership have said, quote-unquote, they will stop at nothing to pass this health care bill, and now they've gotten rid of me and it will pass. You connect the dots. -- Eric Massa And what a set of dots they are. Eric Massa's recent "I-was-pushed" resignation, the immediate "he-was-pushed" patter-chorus that followed, and the emerging revelation that he has probably been pushing a lot more than that, provide multiple examples of why it's ...

Renegade Leftist Judge Permanently Restores ACORN's Taxpayer Funding

by Matthew Vadum

If you thought you sent representatives and senators to Washington, D.C., to exercise the constitutionally mandated power of the purse -- you're wrong. Silly you. You wasted all that time in civics class learning a whole bunch of outdated claptrap about separation of powers and the lawmaking process for nothing. The spending power belongs to federal judges now, regardless of what that quaint little document called the U.S. Constitution says. That's what ACORN's favorite federal judge, Nina Gershon (pictured above) of the Eastern District of New York ruled Wednesday. In December ...

Frank Gaffney Needs Our Support In an Important Task: Getting the Right Back on Track in the Battle with Islamofascism

by David Swindle

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, we have a problem. Let's review the evidence: Exhibit A: Conservative icon Sarah Palin endorses Rand Paul for one of Kentucky's Senate seats. The son of notorious non-interventionist Congressman Ron Paul is on record as describing his foreign policy views as "very, very similar" to his father's. Exhibit B: Ron Paul wins the Straw poll at CPAC. (More a symbolic victory than a substantive one given that he netted the votes of less than 10% of CPAC attendees but never the less the ...

Tom Brokaw Lets Baby Boomers Off the Hook

by Suzanne Venker

In Tom Brokaw's documentary Boomers!, which aired last week, the main subjects -- six baby boomers -- asked the narrator at the end of the program what he thought a good word was to describe the baby boomer legacy. To which Brokaw answers, "Unrealized." Brokaw had spent the better part of the two-hour documentary describing how boomers harbored big dreams that never came to fruition. His focus was on the financial aspects of the boomer generation: how they ultimately "traded communes for co-ops" by spending money they didn't ...

You Can Put Lipstick (and Clairol Golden Blonde #71) on a Jihadist, but She's Still a Jihadist

by Feminist Hawk

Colleen LaRose was a high school dropout who was 16 when she married a man twice her age. She was "the weird, weird, weird lady who lived across the hall" and talked to her cats. She attempted suicide five years ago, allegedly wrote bad checks, drove drunk, and was divorced twice. Surely one of those things must explain why an American woman who lived a quiet life in a small Pennsylvania town would plot a violent act of jihad against a Swedish cartoonist who drew the prophet Mohammed ...

From the Speeches of David Horowitz: March 11, 2010

by David Swindle

-- The Wednesday Morning Club Part 2 will be featured tomorrow. And the Q&A on Friday. If you have a favorite Horowitz quote you want to highlight for others then click here to submit. Please include: "Horowitz Quote of the Day" in subject line. A link to where the quote is from. (No need to include this if it's from a book.) Any remarks you'd like published explaining what value you take from it. Your preferred name and a link to your blog or homepage (if you have one.)

Oliver Stone and the Left Cannot See a Cup Half Full

by David Horowitz

Editor's Note: David Horowitz had a debate with Oliver Stone several years ago in National Scholastic Magazine. Here's his piece of the debate. One of the principal sources of human misery is a tendency that exists in all of us to take for granted what we are given, and fail to appreciate what we have. There is even a folk wisdom that makes us aware of this, telling us to be wary of those who see the half empty glass when it is also half full. From ...

Joe Biden's Soft Anti-Semitism

by Ben Shapiro

If you’re Israel, there’s nothing like being lectured on your domestic policy by a man who thinks that the United States and France kicked Hezbollah out of Lebanon. Joe Biden is probably the least-informed man in American politics when it comes to the Arab-Israeli conflict. That may be because he, like President Obama, want to portray some sort of moral equality between the violent and murderous Palestinian Arabs (yes, their population is largely violent and murderous, not just their leadership) and the Israelis, and knowing too much ...

Mickey Mouse a Progressive?

by Deneen Borelli

Today’s Walt Disney’s annual shareholder meeting offers an opportunity for investors to question CEO Robert Iger whether his personal political bias is affecting Disney’s business decisions. The details about Iger’s politics and Disney’s annual meeting is the focus of a press release from the Free Enterprise Project of the National Center for Public Policy Research. While Iger has rejected several offers to sell the distribution rights of the award winning ABC docudrama “The Path to 9/11,” he coincidentally sends the vast majority of his political donations to progressive politicians ...