OPINIONS: REV. WRIGHT WAS A BETTER MAN THAN OBAMA/HE WAS AN HONEST RACIST
Obama’s Racial Spoils System
George Picard
The real Barack Obama has emerged: one who hands out tax dollars, pushes policies, and formulates rules and regulations to give preference to black Americans. More
Obama’s Failed Presidency
Steve McCann
Within the term of a president there comes a time and an issue or crisis that define his presidency. Barack Obama has had his and failed. More
Please, Mr. President, May I Have Some More?
Jeffrey Folks
These days conservatives are feeling a lot like little Oliver Twist — asking the President and Congress for more in the way of spending cuts and receiving only rough treatment in return. More
Yes Dorothy, President Obama Is A Very Bad Wizard
Geoffrey P. Hunt
Finally defrocked at his own hand by a pathetic performance in what should have been an unremarkable low profile legislative routine. More
Cloward-Piven Paradise Now?
Jeannie DeAngelis
Combine class warfare, demonizing the rich, getting as many people onto the welfare rolls as possible, and pushing the economic system to collapse and you have a flawless formula for Cloward-Piven 2.0. More
Fifth Column Sabotage against the USAand against our Critical Infrastructure Tom Marin, Maj. Gen. Paul Vallely, US Army (Ret) Over the course of the last several years, some Americans are gradually waking up to the fact that our “essence of being” as a nation and as individuals is under a constant state of attack. |
Obstructionist Politics: Denying a VoteIf partisanship in Washington, DC, is the thing that the American people most loathe about the political class in our country, recent debt ceiling debates must make some people furious. |
The Media, Absurdity and Knee-Jerk Analysis:Equating the Norway bombing and the latest Fort Hood incident. How can the media compare Norwegian killer Anders Behring Breivik to Naser Jason Abdo, an alleged Islamist terrorist? |
White House’s Over-the-Cliff MomentFuture historians may wonder why the White House failed to focus on the consuming issue of the present time: the economy — and, in particular, jobs. |
What’s Really Killing Carbon Capture And Storage?Bloomberg magazine bemoans dying interest in carbon capture and storage (CCS), while the boss hastens its demise. |
How the Obamas (and the Guilty Left) Can Pay More Taxes
Paul B. Matthews
A quick cure for those worried about “not paying their fair share.” More
NOAA’s Climate Office: Precursor to Cap and Trade?
Mike Johnson
Cap and trade remains a key element in President Obama’s vow of a “fundamental transformation of America,” despite legislative branch setbacks. Now he may have found a way around the Constitution’s checks and balances. More
Using the Military for Politics
August 1, 2011
Last night, Adm. Mullen, an Obama lackey, has warned the military members under his command that they might not get paid. This statement is patently false, unless the Obama Administration decides not to pay the troops More
People turning against ‘The Party of Government’
August 1, 2011
Democrats’ problems go beyond “messaging.” More
20 Signs That You Are A Psychopath
U.S. Leaders Strike Debt Deal – Mascaro & Hennessey, Los Angeles Times
The President Surrenders – Paul Krugman, New York Times
White House: Lot for Dems to Love in Deal – Sam Youngman, The Hill
Satan Sandwiches and House Democrats – John Podhoretz, Commentary
How the Tea Party Won the Deal – Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
Obama Hurt by Debt Debate – George Condon, National Journal
Heroes, Sidekicks Do What Obama Can’t – John Sununu, Boston Globe
The GOP’s Extortion Politics – Steve Benen, Washington Monthly
Boehner’s Skillful Handling a Win for GOP – Michael Medved, Daily Beast
Capitulation or Cagey Move by Obama? – Wallsten & Nakamura, Wash Post
Whatever Comes Next, Obama Is In Trouble – Clive Crook, Financial Times
Battle for Hispanic Vote Already Underway – Juan Williams, The Hill
HC Vote Highlights Obama’s Challenge in Ohio – Caitlin Huey-Burns, RCP
The Grown-Up Primary: Huntsman vs. Romney – John Heilemann, NY Mag
Barack Obama the Pessimist – Fouad Ajami, Wall Street Journal
What Happened That Night in Abbottabad – Eric Schmidle, The New Yorker
Hint of Deal as Congress Wrangles – Carl Hulse, New York Times
Election 2012: Longtime Huntsman Confidant Forced Out of Campaign
Editorials
To Escape Chaos, a Terrible Deal – New York Times
A Crucial First Step in a Very Long Journey – Chicago Tribune
Tea Party Gamesmanship an Act of Recklessness – San Francisco Chronicle
Debt Deal a Partial Solution at Best – Orange County Register
The debt deal: Winners and losers
Republicans and Democrats have hammered out a last-minute agreement to raise the debt ceiling and cut over $2 trillion. If it passes, will anyone be happy?
Best opinion:Wash. Post, Wall St. Journal, New Republic…
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The List 5 consequences of a U.S. credit downgrade
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Cartoon View The credit rating plunge
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Opinion Brief A U.S. credit downgrade: Inevitable?
Rick Perry’s ‘incomprehensible’ gay marriage ‘flip-flop’
August 1, 2011, at 9:18 AMThe conservative Texas governor says he supports states’ right to allow gay marriage — but he also supports a constitutional amendment to ban it. Huh?
The debt deal: Winners and losers
August 1, 2011, at 10:01 AMRepublicans and Democrats have hammered out a last-minute agreement to raise the debt ceiling and cut over $2 trillion. If it passes, will anyone be happy?
Can hypnosis replace anesthesia?
August 1, 2011, at 7:30 AMUsing a “modified state of conscious” to dull the pain of minor surgery is moving into the medical mainstream — at least in Europe
The phenomenon of grieving dogs: The ultimate loyalty
August 1, 2011, at 7:00 AMLiving up to the title of man’s best friend, these dogs face danger and death to stay near the ones they love
The Smurfs and 8 other ‘worst movies of the year’: A slideshow
July 29, 2011, at 5:58 PMBefore the tiny blue critters bombed with critics, several other 2011 flicks were all slapped with Hollywood’s least desirable superlative
Weekend talking points: 7 top stories
July 29, 2011, at 5:12 PMWhat happened this week? Washington made a mess of the debt-ceiling debate. The world remembered Amy Winehouse. And the NFL saved its season
Time to cut back on Tylenol?
July 29, 2011, at 4:44 PMTo reduce the risk of accidental overdoses, the maker of the popular pain medication will lower the maximum daily dose
The ‘ominous’ assassination of Libya’s rebel commander
July 29, 2011, at 4:20 PMA controversial defector suspected of remaining loyal to Moammar Gadhafi is killed under mysterious circumstances. Will this split the opposition in two?
Obama’s ‘call to tweet’: The wisecracks
July 29, 2011, at 4:06 PMThe president urges Americans to pressure Congress into a bipartisan debt compromise — using 140 characters or less
The Nintendo 3DS price slash: 4 takeaways
July 29, 2011, at 3:28 PMAfter a disappointing second quarter, the gaming giant is taking extreme measures to win back customers. What went wrong?
Is an asteroid stalking Earth?
July 29, 2011, at 2:53 PMWe are not alone: A newly discovered asteroid is following Earth, tracing our orbit as we circle the Sun
Cowboys and Aliens: So crazy it works?
July 29, 2011, at 1:33 PMThe latest summer blockbuster ingeniously mashes up two of Hollywood’s most popular (and tired) film genres
Not our parents’ divorce
July 29, 2011, at 1:27 PMWe were best friends and loving parents, says Susan Gregory Thomas, and we believed it couldn’t happen to us
The new crack babies: Blame prescription drugs?
July 29, 2011, at 12:32 PMLegal prescription drugs have become a troubling addiction for pregnant women — and their children are paying the price
Captain America Versus the Unmentionable Enemy!

Why should it be difficult in any way for our filmmakers to tell stories celebrating America’s ongoing fight against the Islamist foes of freedom?
Debt Deal: First Down or Air Ball?
The devil is in the details and it will be interesting to see which side fared better in the standoff. ALSO READ: President Jumps The Gun, Makes Awful Assumptions
Why Obama Should Be Re-Elected
It will be much easier to edit Wikipedia, for one.
Who Has More Debt? Red States or Blue States?
Suddenly the familiar election map takes on a new meaning.
Losers All Around in Debt Limit Debate
by Rich Baehr
Ultimately, the political dysfunction on display in Washington doesn’t make either party look very good.
Republicans Have a Golden Opportunity to Win the Latino Vote
They can make a good start by offering Latino voters what they crave most: respect.
Roger L. Simon Backs Breitbart on GOProud vs. CPAC
I am appalled by the decision of CPAC’s new management.
Obama, Geithner Hold All the Face Cards in Debt Ceiling Fight
by Jazz Shaw
The administration will get to choose who gets government checks and who doesn’t.


















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