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TIME Picks Barack Obama As Person of the Year Wed Dec 19

Katie Pavlich
It's Come to This: Sandra Fluke Nominated for Person of the Year Wed Nov 28

Katie Pavlich
Here Come the Anti-Mormon Dirty Tricks Tue Oct 2

Guy Benson
TIME Magazine VS Bibi Netanyahu: 3 Big Lies in 3 Lines Tue May 22

Michael Prell

I worked as a writer for Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu on his victorious 2009 election, and I have a deep connection to the land, to the people, and to the politics of Israel. But none of my qualifications are required to recognize the three big lies on this week’s TIME cover: “King Bibi. He’s conquered Israel. But will Netanyahu now make peace—or war?” Three big lies in three lines – on the cover alone. ... more
Appeasement Journalism Thu Dec 15

Hugh Hewitt

Will the Manhattan-Beltway media elite cover for President Obama throughout 2012? Of course they will. ... more
Bigotry and "Hate-Speech" at The Washington Post Tue Nov 1

Humberto Fontova

The Washington Post's vendetta against Cuban-American Marco Rubio continues with another hit-piece last week and with MSM soulmates CNN and The Los Angeles Times chiming in. But the WaPo's rancor against the most lopsidedly Republican voters in America didn’t start with the Rubio hit-piece last month. ... more
Time for Another Disgusting, Racially-Charged Attack on Herman Cain Thu Oct 20

Guy Benson
Magazine names Ai Weiwei most powerful artist Thu Oct 13

AP News
Is Polygamy Worse Than Same-Sex Marriage? Mon Oct 10

Michael Brown

O’Reilly began the segment by pointing out that opponents of same-sex marriage have always argued that if marriage was redefined to include same-sex unions, other groups would want the same treatment. This is the classic “slippery slope” argument, and despite arguments to the contrary by leading gay thinkers (such as philosophy professor John Corvino), the slide down this slope appears inevitable. ... more
Jobs and his celebrity: A love-hate relationship Thu Oct 6

AP News
Steve Jobs biography pushed up for release Thu Oct 6

Reuters News
Steve Jobs biography pushed up for release Thu Oct 6

Reuters News
Preserve, Protect, Defend: The Heart of the Tea Party Wed Sep 28

Ralph Benko

Does the Constitution still matter? Time Magazine asked that question in a recent cover story featuring a half-shredded copy of our national charter. ... more
Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers Sun Sep 25

John Ransom

Who was the last president to move the top marginal rate to 39.6 percent as Obama proposes? Clinton of course. Clinton moved it from 31 percent. Where are the cries of hypocrisy? Do Democrats really think that they can take the black vote for granted if they oust Obama? Yes, they do. ... more
Ahmadinejad Humiliated in New York Sat Sep 24

Humberto Fontova

As he attempted to address them this week, one third of the UN General Assembly walked out on Iranian “President” Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Then, he was pointedly snubbed by all U.S. political figures and hard-balled by the media, which grilled him on human rights abuses and nuclear weapons. ... more
Republican Fear Empowers a Corrupt Obama Mon Sep 19

Floyd and Mary Beth Brown

Corruption inside the Obama administration runs rampant. The list of scandals grows longer by the moment, with a new one popping up at an ever-increasing rate. However, the Republican leadership empowers the corruption by refusing to fight. ... more
Ms. Napolitano, Show Us the Border Mon Sep 12

Katie Kieffer

Out of sight is out of mind. Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano can give the impression she’s doing her job and keeping Americans safe when Americans are unaware of the dangers lurking next door. ... more
Reagan Playbook No Longer Applies Fri Jul 29

Jonah Goldberg

The worst thing about the 2008 primaries -- other than, you know, the result -- was the huge amount of time wasted on what amounted to a Republican "Spartacus" re-enactment. Instead of each nominee yelling, "I'm Spartacus," and, "No, I'm Spartacus," we got, "I'm Ronald Reagan!" "No, I'm the real Ronald Reagan here." ... more
Anders Breivik T-shirts, Anyone? Tue Jul 26

Humberto Fontova

At last count 32 year-old Anders Breivik is accused of 76 murders—to which he both confesses and boasts. ... more
Mark Halperin was Right Wed Jul 13

Rich Galen

After watching the President for the past 26 months I have determined he has two negotiating positions: Arrogant and petulant. ... more
"A Founding Fathers' Independence Day Celebration" Mon Jul 4

Terry Paulson

Looking for some engaging guests for your 4th of July celebration? Imagine a few of our Founding Fathers dropping by! ... more
This Recession Could Be Your Big Break Sun Jun 19

Kathy Fettke

Based on history, the U.S. seems to face major recessions every decade. And so far, the U.S. has pulled itself out of what seemed to be end-all calamities. It’s easy to blame the wealthy people of this country for “taking” from others. But perhaps, all some of them really did was make a move when everyone else was paralyzed with fear. ... more
The Expanding Vengeance of Affirmative Action Sat Jun 18

Carl Horowitz

One would be hard-pressed to deny that mandating equal outcomes among racial and sexual groups over time has become the official coin of the realm in this country. What is perhaps most remarkable is the absence of any real political opposition to this regime. ... more
French Should Feel Shame, But We're No Puritans Fri May 20

Jonah Goldberg

Dominique Strauss-Kahn has resigned as the head of the International Monetary Fund. He would like to spend more time with his family. ... more
Middle East Muddle Wed May 18

Tony Blankley

This White House, like its predecessors, can take some comfort in the fact that the Middle East has been breaking the hearts of diplomats and foreign politicians for at least 2,000 years. ... more