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Chris Christie Shames #Occupy Goons Who Interrupt Him in Iowa (Video)
This was great… A few of Obama’s radical #Occupy goons decided it was a good idea to interrupt Governor Chris Christie at a function for Mitt Romney in Iowa. Bad decision. Really bad decision. Christie wasn’t buying their “mic check” crap. The Examiner reported: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie heckled a group of protesters at […]
Five Big Lies in Obama’s Economic Fairness Speech
Election ’12: One thing is certainly true about President Obama — no matter how many times people point out the falsehoods in his speeches, he just keeps making them. Case in point: his latest “economic fairness” address. In that speech Tuesday, Obama once again tried to build a case for his liberal, big-spending, tax-hiking, regulatory […]
By the Numbers: A Closer Look at the Real Wealth of US Households
Compared to the typical Japanese or European, the typical American is only half as rich. Half the people in the US have less than $53,000 net worth. You can imagine what the bottom 20% have. Read more below. ****** Americans are poorer than they think… Dow up again yesterday. Gold still bouncing around… The press […]
Liberal Logic: Arresting Fewer Illegals Proves the Border is Secure
For a conservative, observing the average liberal mind is an exercise in disorientation. In the photo lab of reason, they appear to have gotten only the negatives. Although we believe in civility and dialogue, speaking with a doctrinaire left-winger often proves meaningless unless you intend to write dialogue for Bizarro World. Now, another such moment […]
Presidential Race Coverage Raises Conflict Issues
Political consultant Dick Morris recently disclosed on Fox News Channel that some of the Republican presidential candidates that he talks about on the air have paid for advertisements in a newsletter he sends out to subscribers. Columnist and ABC commentator George Will’s wife works for Rick Perry. Fox host Greta Van Susteren’s husband advised Herman […]
The Case for Michele Bachmann
The Republican Establishment long ago settled on Mitt Romney as its preferred representative. Endless commentary and polling was expended trying to create the broad impression that he was the inevitable choice anyway, so conservatives should just get on board. The effort was wasted. The early stages of the primary process established only one thing with […]
Why Ron Paul is Still Relevant, and Necessary
Tea Party activists and others among the conservative grassroots know that today’s Republican Party is a far cry from the fiscal hawk it once was. Years of “compassionate conservatism” and establishment leadership unconcerned about fidelity to the party’s principle have gotten the GOP lost in the forest, with no plan to rescue itself. But, this […]