Category Archives: Politics

It’s positively repugnant the way journalists and politicians draw moral equivalence between Israel and Palestinians. You’d think the comparison between a functioning democratic state that allows Arabs to live freely within her borders and a bunch of thugs who won’t … Continue reading →

That’s the great thing about the political left: you can always count on them to live up to their ideals of tolerance, diversity, etc. Take John Cusack, for example, who wishes for a Satanic death cult center at Fox News … Continue reading →

Consider this Washington Examiner article about an analysis by The Center for Responsive Politics which looks at the political contributions made by those who identified themselves as employees of ABC, CBS, and NBC in 2008. The results aren’t surprising: 88% … Continue reading →

The wheels of justice turn strangely under the Obama-idiot. Or more to the point they don’t turn at all if you’re a black man intimidating voters or an illegal alien nabbed by Arizona’s new law. But surely the strangest choice … Continue reading →

It’s a meme you hear repeated relentlessly in the mainstream press and the rest of the chattering class: that the reason the U.S. is so badly in debt is our “warmongering”. The truth, of course, is completely different; what’s breaking … Continue reading →

The jury in the Blago corruption trial deadlocked on all but one charge because a single female juror could not be persuaded by evidence that all the others found damning. Let’s see here, we’re talking about Chicago politics and the … Continue reading →

Good ol’ granny P has a funny (strange, not ha-ha) view of the world. The way she sees things, it makes little sense to look into senators Frank or Dodd for sweetheart loan deals, their roles in the mortgage meltdown, … Continue reading →

My advice to Iranians living anywhere near Bushehr is to keep your eyes on the skies. Israel has never lacked the fortitude necessary to strike decisively in the past, and I’m hard pressed to believe they’ve gone soft. Frankly, the … Continue reading →