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Rick's Rock vs. Rev. Wright Wed Oct 5Brent BozellIs there a clumsier group of newspaper character assassins than the hit squads at The Washington Post? On Oct. 1, the Post was back on the racist-Republican attack with a 3,000 word, investigative treatise over a rock. Specifically, Gov. Rick Perry had leased a property where the N-word was painted on a rock, and then he had it painted over with white paint. ... more
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Crystal WrightSomeone told me recently she liked reading my blog but it seemed like everything I wrote about was race. I guess I’m going to live up to that person’s perception today. Admittedly, I write from the perspective of a black woman, so I can’t help notice these type of stories. ... more
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Donald LambroA rattled tone of desperation has taken hold of President Obama's once self-confident rhetoric as he struggles to rally his party's dispirited political base. ... more
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Obama's Same Old, Same Old: Raise Taxes Wed Sep 21Donald LambroOnce again Barack Obama proposes to raise job-killing taxes on a weakening economy, one that has all but stopped growing under his 1930s-style policies. ... more
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Derek HunterTone-deaf is one thing; incompetent is another. There’s a fine line between the two and they are often confused. If there was any doubt about which camp President Obama belongs to, it has been removed this month. ... more
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Looking for Love Fri Sep 16Jonah Goldberg"If you love me, you've got to help me pass this bill." ... more
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Dancing With the Lecturers Fri Sep 9Brent BozellFor Hollywood, to push America's morality buttons is a win-win proposition. When they challenge those moribund traditional values, they not only strike a blow for the sexual revolution, they create the cherished publicity "buzz" that brings attention -- and viewers -- to their shows. ... more
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Robert KnightThe modern day faith in Science makes the most fanatical fundamentalist look indifferent by comparison. ... more
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Jane Fonda's Crush on Che Guevara Wed Sep 7Humberto FontovaA new biography of Jane Fonda by Patricia Bosworth reveals a lifelong lament by the famous actress: “My biggest regret” Fonda is quoted during a “feminist consciousness-raising session,” according to the book’s account, “is I never got to f*** Che Guevara.” ... more
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Nightmare on Pennsylvania Avenue Thu Sep 1Cal ThomasIn advance of a "major speech" on the economy and jobs, President Obama has selected Princeton University professor Alan Krueger to be chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers. Krueger is no relation to the horror film character Freddy Krueger, though if his ideas are implemented, they might further "slash" the economy. ... more
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Obama's Failure to Blame for Waning Economy Wed Aug 31Donald LambroAmerica is in a steep decline because of the Obama administration's anti-business policies that have blocked economic growth. ... more
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Obama Losing His Core Supporters Wed Aug 17Donald LambroThings aren't going well for President Obama these days. Nearly four months before the presidential marathon officially begins, Obama's lackluster economy remains the overwhelming political issue in the country. ... more
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Donald LambroWASHINGTON -- The Obama economy is looking bleaker than ever. All recessions end, but this one's going to last a lot longer than most because America remains overtaxed, overregulated and drowning in unfathomable debt. ... more
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Donald LambroJob creation remains unacceptably weak in the Obama economy, which some Democrats are calling the "new normal." Friday's labor report for July showed there weren't even enough new jobs to keep up with population growth, let alone make a serious dent in the unemployment rate. ... more
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Clueless Obama is Still Flailing Away Fri Aug 5Donald LambroIt is painfully clear that Obama has no plan and no set of comprehensive growth proposals to pull this economy out of its nosedive. Only more government spending on construction projects, or more green subsidies for renewable energy sources like wind power that have yet to prove they can be economically viable. ... more
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Allen West's Gentlemanly Behavior Mon Jul 25Star ParkerFlorida Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL), also Democratic National Committee chair, suggested that the nasty email she got from Congressman Allen West (R-FL), responding to her attack on him in the House, resulted from him being “under pressure.” ... more
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Defacing the White House, America Sun Jul 3Mark BaisleySeveral months after the Bill Clinton staff moved out of the West Wing in 2001, George W. Bush’s press secretary Ari Fleischer confirmed to the Washington Post that the outgoing liberals had trashed the place. ... more
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Rich TuckerWith the country mired in debt ($14.3 trillion and counting), entitlement programs such as Medicare and Social Security running out of money and unemployment seemingly stuck above 9 percent, some wonder if it’s twilight time for the United States. ... more
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Donald LambroPresident Obama went on the political offensive Wednesday by reviving the old class warfare enmity he hopes will excite the liberal base of his party, while accusing Republicans of playing politics with our nation's economic future. ... more
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Marriage Cannot Be Redefined Wed Jun 29Jeff JacobyThere is no disputing the emotional power of linking the campaign for gay marriage today to the struggle over anti-miscegenation laws in the Civil Rights era. I agree that the two are connected. But not in the way same-sex marriage advocates think. ... more
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Frank GaffneyOne of the more sordid moments in recent congressional history came during last December's lame-duck session. ... more
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Bruce BialoskyThe Harvard study, the Obama report, and the Washington Post all display an appalling ignorance of the real estate market – or worse, participation in a cover-up intended to (again) protect their the political allies responsible for this mess. ... more
