Love him or hate him, Bob Woodward is what we call a journalist. A real journalist. He’s old school, which means he came from a time when reporters of all political stripes lived to expose corruption. And yes, even though they’ve always generally been liberal, they knew how important really speaking “truth to power” was. […]
Bob Woodward threatened by Obama admin: First Amendment attacked while Chris Matthews focuses on leg tingles
February 27, 2013 By 33 Comments
The Jenga Economy: Brought to you by the federal government
February 25, 2013 By 3 Comments
$16 trillion. $17 trillion. $18 trillion. The debt continues to grow, and most elected officials don’t seem to care. I have shied away from making my own graphics, but in this instance I think the “Jenga” analogy is fitting. As the government accumulates more and more debt, the threat to the overall economy becomes increasingly […]
Hoyer: Congress ‘has a paying-for problem’ (i.e., Hoyer thinks you’re an idiot)
February 12, 2013 By 9 Comments
The United States is closing in on being $17 trillion in debt. Do a little research on just how monumentally huge 1 trillion is. Then come back and read Rep. Steny Hoyer’s reaction to a very simple question: CNBC Analyst: Does the country have a spending problem sir? Does the country have a spending problem? […]
Soundgarden’s ‘Crooked Steps’: Great song … to get droned to?
February 12, 2013 By 5 Comments
Chris Cornell is a talented guy. He also seems like a smart guy. But he’s unapologetic when it comes to his support of President Obama. He’s performed at Obama fundraisers and even the recent inaugural ball. Apparently, President Obama inspires “hope” in him, which is fine … but I do have one question: Was that […]
‘Act of Valor’ SEAL blasts Washington’s attempts to lower standards in ‘Damn Few’
January 29, 2013 By 30 Comments
Lieutenant Commander Rorke Denver was the former head of Basic and Advanced SEAL Training. He was one of the stars of a number one movie, “Act of Valor,” in which active-duty Navy SEALs gave Americans an inside look the world’s most elite fighting force. He is now the author of an illuminating book, “Damn Few,” […]
Bill Maher discovers: Subsidizing ‘dirt bags’ creates more ‘dirt bags’
January 27, 2013 By 9 Comments
Either Bill Maher has been watching Dinesh D’Souza videos, or he has been playing Oregon Trail. Whatever the case, it seems as if something went off in his head because he’s finally acknowledging that there are an awful lot of people asking for an awful lot from the American taxpayer. Or perhaps Maher and D’Souza […]
Prediction: Statists will try to limit your use of 3-D printing technology
January 18, 2013 By 6 Comments
President Obama doesn’t seem to be a fan of technology. He once even lamented its deleterious effect on the economy, telling the “Today” show: “You see it when you go to a bank and you use an ATM; you don’t go to a bank teller. Or you go to the airport and you’re using a […]
Obama: Don’t mind me using kids as human shields on gun control
January 17, 2013 By 3 Comments
Earlier this week President Obama decided he wanted to give a gun control conference flanked by children. Today, he’s decided to put video of his kiddie props into official White House YouTube videos. Unbelievable. An excerpt from 3rd grader Hinna: After watching the news all day one question popped in my head and that question […]
Black Hawk Dumb: Terror haven Somalia likely to get U.S. taxpayer cash
January 17, 2013 By Leave a Comment
It was only two years ago that then-CIA Director David Petraeus testified before Congress on the dangers posed by Somali terrorists, saying “extremist networks over the past two decades have made southern Somalia one of the world’s most significant havens for terrorists. Al Qaeda’s affiliate there — al Shabaab — is large and well-funded relative […]
Gun control for radicals: Obama goes Alinsky on guns rights
January 16, 2013 By 10 Comments
President Obama and Vice President Biden spoke on Wednesday — with children as backdrop props — to make the case for strict gun control measures. Both men framed power grabs, multiple times, as a “moral obligation” while demonizing opponents as extremists who want to “gin up fear and ratings and revenue.” Saul Alinsky would be […]
