Joseph Farah (wnd.com)
This is going to be, shall we say, “a controversial column.”
Outfits like the George Soros-subsidized Media Matters will have a field day with it – excerpting passages out of context, deliberately distorting the words I am carefully choosing and, in typical knee-jerk fashion, mocking its premise.
Cable TV propagandists posing as “newsmen” will hurl [...]
Herman Cain is currently a radio talk-show host (wnd.com)
Since April 15, 2009, I have been a keynote speaker at no less than a dozen events called tea parties, rallies or town hall meetings. I have even done live broadcasts of my radio show from several of these events, some of which you can view [...]
S. John Massoud
Late last week, the Philadelphia Eagles signed former NFL QB Michael Vick to a contract.
It’s fair to say that most everybody was offended by Michael Vick and by his illegal dogfighting operations. After all, didn’t even Adolf Hitler love his dog? Almost everyone has an opinion as to whether or not [...]
Government intervention seems to have stopped economic free fall, but hard choices lie ahead.
THE U.S. ECONOMY appears to be stabilizing. It is estimated to have shrunk at an annual rate of just 1 percent in April through June — bad, but much better than the frightening 6.4 percent drop in the previous quarter. Unemployment remains [...]
If Nancy Pelosi really believes that the anger displayed at town hall meetings is manufactured by “Astroturf” Republican groups, she is either stupid or totally disconnected from the real world. Democrats appear to be shocked by the intensity and the volume of the opposition they have encountered to the health care bill that awaits their [...]
BY DREW SHARP
FREE PRESS COLUMNIST
Philly threw Michael Vick a Milk Bone. Here’s hoping he chokes on it.
This only reaffirms why I ceased being a sports fan a long time ago. It wasn’t worth the duplicity. There should always be a more honorable aim than winning at any cost. Vick’s getting a second NFL life is [...]
By J. Taylor Rushing
Sen. Edward Kennedy’s absence from two high-profile public events is raising worries that the country’s longest congressional champion for health reform may not be available to shepherd it through the Senate this fall.
Kennedy, 77, who has been battling a particularly deadly form of brain cancer since a diagnosis last May, did not [...]
Congress’ jet-buying plan astonishing]
How can members of the House of Representatives be so tone deaf and oblivious to irony?
The House had planned to spend $550 million to buy eight jets to enhance the fleet used by federal officials — not infrequently members of Congress — to travel the globe. The spending spree was to occur [...]
Joe Weisenthal
It was just a few days ago we were wondering if the Skip Gates affair killed healthcare reform. Now the pendulum has swung the other way, because it’s official: the healthcare protesters look like deranged nutjobs, whose main interest is in shouting down people who disagree with them.
With the help of the media, the [...]
A few days after suggesting that Democratic healthcare proposals being debated in Washington may imperil the life of her son, Trig, Sarah Palin Sunday urged reform opponents to not give the opposition fodder by disrupting town halls.
Palin’s comments, posted on her Facebook page, come after weeks of raucous town halls in which conservatives have shouted [...]
