Category Archives: Politics

I Wonder Why Newspapers Are Losing Readers…

Posted on July 21, 2008 by Jim

Maybe it has something to do with the fact that 71% believe that reporters try to help their favorite candidates with favorable coverage…. Fewer than 1 in 6 believe that reporters are even trying to be unbiased. That doesn’t leave a … Continue reading →

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Obama’s Great Uncle…Typical White Person?

Posted on May 27, 2008 by Jim

Obama cited his great-uncle’s part in the liberation of Auschwitz (now corrected to Buchenwald after getting busted for stretching the truth yet again), in his Memorial Day remarks….The question that the media needs to ask, but won’t of course: was your … Continue reading →

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Mugabe Pulls a Gore

Posted on April 16, 2008 by Jim

In an effort to unseat Al Gore as the sorest loser in electoral history, Robert Mugabe is holding partial recounts in a transparent attempt to rig the results of the presidential election which he already lost. If you can’t read this … Continue reading →

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Roger Simon Explains Hollywood Liberalism

Posted on November 13, 2007 by Jim

Roger Simon, who is a Hollywood writer by trade and ought to know, does the best job ever of explaining why fabulously wealthy celebrities often take up leftist causes which, by their very lifestyles, expose them to regular folk like you … Continue reading →

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Hillary Clinton Replanting Just Hours Later

Posted on November 11, 2007 by Jim

Just hours after getting caught with their hands in the cookie jar for planting questions and swearing they’d never do it again, Hillary Clinton’s campaign did it again. This time they tried to claim it was just an innocent conversation … Continue reading →

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Hillary Clinton Avoids Tough Questions By Planting Her Own

Posted on November 10, 2007 by Jim

In what has to be one of the saddest displays yet of Hillary Clinton’s inability to deal with challenging situations, her campaign just got busted planting questions at a “town hall”-type meeting in Iowa. Fearing that she would make yet … Continue reading →

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The Religion of Disingenuous Hypocrisy Claims

Posted on September 7, 2007 by Jim

Over at The Gay Patriot, he touches on the similarities between relgious zealots and the “outing” zealots. He gets it right, but for the wrong reason. Are there similarities? Too many to mention. The fanatical belief of the inherent “rightness” … Continue reading →

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New Jersey: Corruption Capital, Media Pretends Not to Notice

Posted on September 6, 2007 by Jim

For all the current talk about problems within Republican ranks, the truth is that when it comes to outright fraud and corruption, nobody does it like Democrats. From mafia-controlled unions to backroom politics, the biggest local “machines” such as the … Continue reading →

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History Will Prove President Bush’s Critics Wrong

Posted on September 1, 2007 by Jim

I said this a long time ago, and I’ll repeat it again: History will judge President Bush kindly. For those of us old enough to remember Reagan’s time in office remember that many of the same criticisms being leveled at … Continue reading →

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Tancredo Says What I’ve Been Thinking

Posted on September 1, 2007 by Jim

It’s not original thought I’m sure, but Rep. Tancredo says what I’ve been thinking lately myself: Enough’s enough. The whole Katrina fiasco has been a mess for far too long for one simple reason: unlike other areas of the country, … Continue reading →

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