Somebody needs to tell CNN that bombs are illegal...how in the world could criminals use something Congress has made illegal?
It was just a question of which news network would make this accusation first.
Note Jake Tapper's opening remarks to Peter Bergen: "Obviously we don't want to speculate."
Over the last few weeks Melissa Harris [insert hyphen] Perry has earned herself a hat trick. First she refered to a baby in the womb as a "thing," then she declared that our things children belong to the state, now she is proclaiming that we have a right to free healthcare, free education, free housing, and free food at all times.
The Fox News women had a thing or three to say about this--including the Democrat:
From the NRO piece:
On December 17, 1903, only nine days after Langley’s second failed experiment [see pic above], two Ohio men did what the War Department, Langley, the Smithsonian, and all of that government investment could not. With $2,000 of their own money and little fanfare, the Wright brothers launched the first powered heavier-than-air machine to achieve controlled, sustained flight with a pilot aboard. From dunes four miles south of Kitty Hawk, N.C., the Wrights’ Flyer flew for 59 seconds, traveled 852 feet, and ushered in the era of modern aviation.
Read the rest of Lee Habeeb's great piece.
On this week's Townhall Weekend Journal:
Bill Bennett and Michael Rubin on Syria, Al Qaeda and the "red line." Hewitt and Father Jonathan Morris on the new Pope. Bennett revisits this preventable Stockton, CA/Cali bankruptcy mess with Claremont Institute fellow and public finance expert Michael Anton. Dennis Prager on Joe Biden's one million dollar two-night tax-payer-paid trip to Europe. Dinesh D'Souza speaks with famed Hollywood Producer--and producer of D'Souza's "2016: Obama's America"--Jerry Molen about their new up-and-coming movie titled simply, "America," which is an "It's A Wonderful Life" look at America: What would the world look life if there were no America? Hugh Hewitt and constitutional lawyer Michael Farris take a look at how things are getting desperate for the homeschool movement.
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A little video stabilization for your viewing pleasure. I guess CBS was incapable of doing this.
Don't be surprised if Obama cuts back on his golf game to spend more time shooting hoops.
Let the analogy contest begin!
Separated at birth girlie tosses.
HT: Gene Burrus and Lee Habeeb.
Here's a sample of Habeeb's CPAC "speech":
One thing you can say about the Left: They are great at storytelling. At making things up. They’ve churned out works of art, theater, journalism, and film, and it has paid off. Their fiction is made up — but their nonfiction is made up, too. Their version of American history: made up, or filled with half-truths, distortions, and omissions that beg for correction.
In the culture wars we are fighting — and make no mistake, the biggest cultural battle is over our past — we must fight their stories with stories of our own.
Either that, or lose our memory. And lose America.
[...] Storytelling worked for Jesus Christ. And his apostles. It worked well for Abraham Lincoln. And Winston Churchill. And Ronald Reagan.
[...] But when trying to bring people around to our point of view, anger isn’t a tool of persuasion. Neither are facts and data. When you start explaining why you’re right and why the person you’re talking to is wrong, and that you have the facts and data to prove it, you will lose every time. Explaining is how we always get in trouble.
I propose here and now that we try something new. Let’s start telling stories[.]
On this week's Townhall Weekend Journal:
Clips from the Prop 8/DOMA Supreme Court hearings are played and analyzed by Hugh Hewitt and the "Smart Guys." Bill Bennett and Veteran D.C. attorney David Rivkin. Hewitt and John Eastman. Hewitt and Ryan Anderson. Prager challenges Fox News' Bill O'Reilly and his comment regarding same-sex marriage.
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WOW!
"I'll be the unicorn. I do exist."
