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Conservative Parents, Left-Wing Children

There is a phenomenon that is rarely commented on but which is as common as it is significant. For at least two generations, countless conservative parents have seen their adult children reject their core values. I have met these parents throughout America. I have spoken with them in person and on my radio show. Many […] Continue reading →

President Obama’s Arab Spring Nightmare

Ben Shapiro With the Egyptian military killing Muslim Brotherhood in the streets and Muslim Brotherhood members burning down churches and parading nuns through those same streets, President Barack Obama took to the microphone from a golf course in Martha’s Vineyard to clarify America’s perspective. Here were his inspiring words: “America cannot determine the future of […] Continue reading →

Thomas Jefferson And A 16-Year-Old Vs. Islamists (Part 1)

By : Chuck Norris If only every 16-year-old had the courage and grit of Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl who was shot in the head by the Taliban last year for advocating girls’ and women’s education. Last Friday, she spoke to the United Nations and said education could change the world, Reuters reported. I would […] Continue reading →

Newt and the Balanced Budget — Media Used to Give Gingrich Credit

When Bill Clinton spoke at the Democratic National Convention, he took credit for balancing the budget. That Clinton basked in his achievement, of course, surprises no one. Nor is it surprising the media failed to remind people of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., and his role in pulling this off. Still, at one time, […] Continue reading →

The Hip-Hop President: All Swag, No Cattle-Michelle Malkin

Wazzup, President Obama? You’ve got room on your schedule to schmooze hip-hop radio DJs, debate Nicki Minaj’s rap lyrics, hobnob with big donor celebs Jay-Z and Beyonce, and hang with Hollywood gossip TV anchors. _We see your passion on the golf course, basketball court and beach. We see you late night on Letterman and Leno. […] Continue reading →