Monthly Archives: March 2010

Ending a year of sometimes topsy-turvy negotiations, Mr. Obama and President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia sealed the deal in a morning telephone call, confirming resolution of the last outstanding details. They then announced they will fly to Prague to … Continue reading →

Senator John McCain stages a political reunion here today at a campaign rally with Sarah Palin, the first time the former Republican running mates have appeared on the same stage since their 2008 presidential race ended. They have barely spoken … Continue reading →

In the past year, at least four of the flash mobs have broken out in the city, including one on Saturday in which roving teenagers broke into fights, several onlookers were injured and at least three people were arrested. “It … Continue reading →

Once again, the Middle Class are the ones that are going to get right proper fucked by this bill. Here’s the way I see it. Government run health care is going to be more expensive than most private health care … Continue reading →

Dear Sean, WHY? Even though I have great respect for your artistic talent, I was appalled by a recent television interview where you vigorously showed support for the regime of Hugo Chavez. Therefore, I’ve decided to set the record straight … Continue reading →

via politicalmathblog.com Go read the story behind it. Matthias Shapiro has one of the most interesting blogs on the planet and you should be reading it every day if politics interests you at all. This graph is a perfect example … Continue reading →

If we let them get away with Saturday’s stunt — using the imagery of the Civil Rights era and hurtful lies to cast aspersions upon the tea party whole — then they really will have won the day. It’s time … Continue reading →

Barack Obama reached out to skeptical Jewish political activists immediately after nailing down his presidential nomination in 2008, promising he would “never compromise” in his support for Israel. Now president, he risks alienating a core Democratic constituency by ratcheting up … Continue reading →

VATICAN CITY – The Vatican on Thursday strongly defended its decision not to defrock an American priest accused of molesting some 200 deaf boys in Wisconsin and denounced what it called a campaign to smear Pope Benedict XVI and his … Continue reading →

Q: Did Obama propose a 1.4 percent pay increase for the military, the lowest since 1973? A: Yes. Military pay raises are based on the Employment Cost Index, which grew very little this year. via factcheck.org Yep… There’s plenty of … Continue reading →

That controversial prison-themed playground at the Tompkins Houses in Bed-Stuy has been there for six years, but has only just now caused enough outrage to get some press and set a change into motion. Lumumba Bandele, a local resident and … Continue reading →

There was this, from a newspaper in Sydney, Australia no less:  “Black congressmen run gauntlet of racist slurs” And this closer to home, from the Atlanta Journal Constitution: “Republican Party is stained by the racism of its fringe” At least … Continue reading →

On Saturday the leftist media reported on a horrible story from their sources at the anti-military Jew-hating conservative-hating Huffington Post. The media claimed that members of the Congressional Black Caucus were called n*ggers and spat on by tea party protesters … Continue reading →

It was not the fear of conservative violence that caused Ann Coulter’s speech to be cancelled this week. It was a liberal who bit the finger off a man who disagreed with him on healthcare. It was Obama-loving Amy Bishop … Continue reading →

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Today, however, we learn from Amy Ridenour that liberals issued racial and sexual epithets at Deneen Borelli, a full time fellow at Project 21, an organization of black conservatives associated with the National Center on Public Policy. This time, the … Continue reading →