Washington Post: Just over two years ago Barack Obama triggered the first and most enduring foreign policy debate of the presidential campaign when he was asked whether he would “be willing to meet separately, without precondition, during the first year of your administration, in Washington or anywhere else, with the leaders of Iran, Syria, Venezuela, [...]
The LA Times: Reporting from Washington – After a summer of healthcare battles and sliding approval ratings for President Obama, the White House is facing a troubling new trend: The voters losing faith in the president are the ones he had worked hardest to attract. New surveys show steep declines in Obama’s approval ratings among [...]
FOX News: Former Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy II announced Monday he would not run for the U.S. Senate seat held for nearly 50 years by his late uncle, Edward M. Kennedy. In a statement, the former six-term congressman and eldest son of Robert F. Kennedy said he cares about those seeking decent housing, fair wages [...]
Glenn Beck statement on resignation of Van Jones September 6, 2009 – 18:38 ET The American people stood up and demanded answers. Instead of providing them, the Administration had Jones resign under cover of darkness. I continue to be amazed by the power of everyday Americans to initiate change in our government through honest questioning, [...]
As I’m sure many of you already figured out, this series serves as a prequel series to “Sixteen And Pregnant.”
Telegraph: Honolulu city council has gone back to the drawing board after a proposal to ban smelly people from its buses proved unworkable. The Hawaiian council had considered making it illegal to have “odors that unreasonably disturb others or interfere with their use of the transit systemâ€. Had it passed into law, anyone convicted of [...]
Wall Street Journal: “I don’t know if you know about honor killings? But this faith—you guys don’t understand, Islam is very different than you guys think.” So avows runaway apostate Rifqa Bary, the focus of a so-called dependency battle that is expanding into a national debate on the conflict between Islamic mores and American freedom. [...]
Atlas Shrugs: In his first speech since he illegally seized the presidency after slaughtering his people, Ahmadinejad made his Hitleresque speech, Ahmadinejad: Iran Won’t Negotiate Over Nuke ‘Rights’. BTW, no other media reported this development except FOX. Nuclear tools. NY Times said,” Nuclear Agency Said to Be in ‘Stalemate’ With Iran al Reuters, Iran dismisses [...]
National Review Online: On Friday, I had the rare honor of appearing in the pages of the New York Times, apropos President Obama’s plans to beam himself into every schoolhouse in the land in the peculiar belief that Generation iPod will find this an enthralling technical novelty. As Times reporters James C. McKinley Jr. and [...]
Washington Times Editorial: By Andrew Breitbart Now that White House “Green Jobs Czar” Van Jones has resigned, what’s next? Inevitably, the American mainstream media – ABC, NBC, CBS, the New York Times, the Washington Post, Time, Newsweek, et al – must be held to account for sitting on the sidelines as this major story kept [...]
Washington Examiner: Byron York has already weighed in here on Gallup’s striking finding that labor unions are suddenly much less popular with Americans than they were a year or even nine months ago, right after the November 2008 election. The Gallup findings are unequivocal. Approval of labor unions is down from 59% to 48%. Among [...]
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Political survival will be high on lawmakers’ minds when the Democratic-led U.S. Congress returns to work on Tuesday amid widespread voter dissatisfaction with its performance. While the debates over healthcare reform, global warming and banking legislation and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan will dominate the airwaves, many incumbents, both Democrats and [...]
