Some liberals in the media are finally waking up to the realization that President Obama’s ‘Hope and Change’ was all a charade, evidenced by the latest abysmally low approval ratings for Obama. Even the New York Times has recently spoken out of both sides of it’s mouth, covering up White House and IRS misdeeds on […] Continue reading → 
Bengali-American educator Salman Khan is a brilliant reformer who wants to bring a free education to everyone in the world. With degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University, and a background in the financial world, he decided to create a “free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere” through his Khan Academy. His story […] Continue reading → 
John Stossel, A major network got tired of her reports criticizing government. She no longer works there. The CBS correspondent reported on Fast and Furious, the shifting explanation for the Benghazi, Libya, attacks and the bungled rollout of the Obamacare website. “But as time went on, it was harder to get stories on,” she says. […] Continue reading → 
Ed Morrissey, When CNN rolled out the red carpet for Hillary Clinton’s town-hall interview with Christiane Amanpour, they did more than just build a set and invite an audience to participate. According to the Washington Post’s Erik Wemple, who attended the event, CNN warmed up the crowd for Hillary and even coached them on how […] Continue reading → 
Last month, there was a bit of excitement in Wisconsin, as both state and federal judges stepped in to close down a wide-ranging campaign finance investigation targeting Republican Governor Scott Walker and conservative groups. The investigation was characterized by detractors as a “witch hunt” or “fishing expedition.” Under the remarkable “John Doe” rules of engagement, […] Continue reading → 
Ramesh Ponnuru My Bloomberg View colleague Francis Wilkinson is the latest in a long line of commentators to urge the Republican Party to get over its nostalgia for President Ronald Reagan. And it’s true that Republicans have tended to cling to an agenda that made sense in Reagan’s time but is no longer compelling. The […] Continue reading → 
U.S. Military Blocks Infowars.com The U.S. Military has blocked Infowars.com, with active duty personnel contacting us to confirm that the website is inaccessible to over 700,000 servicemembers worldwide having been labeled “violence/hate/racism.” A servicemember forwarded the above print out which shows that the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI), which serves “more than 707,000 Sailors, Marines […] Continue reading → 
Billion dollar software company places Infowars.com in same category as KKK A corporate web filtering service is blocking access to Infowars.com by falsely claiming the site promotes racism and extreme violence in yet another example of the ongoing censorship of independent media. Infowars received numerous e-mails yesterday from viewers who could no longer access Infowars.com, […] Continue reading → 
Dr. Ben Carson There is no question that a free, honest and unbiased press is a great asset to any free and fair society. A press characterized by integrity demands answers to hard questions from everyone, regardless of political affiliation. When the media choose sides, it enables those on the selected side to ignore rules […] Continue reading → 
“It’s really starting to look like Hillary Clinton’s going to run. The digital team behind both of President Obama’s campaigns is already preparing for a Hillary Clinton run. They’re starting early because they’ve got to delete 10 years of Bill Clinton’s browser history.” –Conan O’Brien “Joe Biden said that Hillary Clinton’s decision to run for […] Continue reading → 
Brent Bozell The liberal media consistently dismiss or condemn hearings into Obama scandals as unnecessary and rabidly partisan, and reach those conclusions before said hearings even begin. That might explain why the public doesn’t always line up with that opinion. A new ABC-Washington Post poll shows 51 percent of those polled support the new House […] Continue reading → 
WASHINGTON — President Obama said Friday that White House press secretary Jay Carney will be stepping down from his job and be replaced by deputy Josh Earnest. “It’s been an amazing experience,” Carney said after Obama’s announcement. “Just so fulfilling.” Carney said he will stay on until at least mid-June. Earnest described his appointment as […] Continue reading → 
I must say, there’s something odd and slightly disturbing about watching MSNBC’s Chris Hayes — the fast-talking, loud-mouthing, white-on-white Caucasian — speaking with such authority and animation about racial prejudice. I don’t know, maybe it’s his profound sense of white guilt or “white privilege” pseudo-self-awareness that gives Hayes the ability to identify and resonate with […] Continue reading → 
Since White House Spokesman Jay Carney and most of the media can’t seem to bring themselves to do it, I thought I’d write a transcript for an honest press briefing. It’s a satirical look at this daily dance, which you can tell by the fact that most of the questions are ones that should be […] Continue reading → 
Kevin Glass During the George W. Bush Administration, progressives were hailing the Veterans Affairs health system as a model health organization. Now that it’s come out that the VA suffers from the same bureaucratic nightmares that all socialized-style systems do, progressives want to roll back the clock on their rhetoric. Luckily, Nancy Pelosi has found […] Continue reading → 
Cortney O’Brien, Always a hotbed for political discussion, The View created another touchy moment on Tuesday when Dr. Ben Carson criticized the ever increasing welfare system in America. Actor and football player Terry Crews, who sat in as a guest co-host, asked Dr. Carson the question that set off the heated debate: “Do you think […] Continue reading →