DOJ + MMFA: Ministry of Truth
Matthew Boyle uncovers an Orwellian scandal: Internal Department of Justice emails obtained by The Daily Caller show Attorney General Eric Holder’s communications staff has collaborated with the left-wing advocacy group Media Matters for America in an attempt to quell news stories about scandals plaguing Holder and America’s top law enforcement agency. Dozens of pages of […]
VIDEO: ‘A Prairie Fire of Debt’
“A prairie fire of debt is sweeping across the nation. And every day we fail to act, that fire gets closer to the homes and the children we love. And rather than putting out the spending fire, President Obama has been feeding it. He has spent more and borrowed more. The time has come for […]
Walker v. Kimberlin Case Moves Forward
“Kimberlin is an inveterate and shameless liar, who was convicted of perjury before he graduated high school and who has been called a ‘top-flight con man.’ It is an injustice and a disgrace that an infamous criminal like Kimberlin should be permitted to continue harassing such an innocent and honorable citizen of Virginia as Aaron […]
MUSIC VIDEO: ‘You Didn’t Build That’
Two words: HI-LARIOUS!
‘There Has Been a Campaign of Disinformation and Smears’
That’s a quote from a man who is being hounded for his role in the production of the video that did not cause any riots or murders, no matter what that idiot Susan Rice tries to tell you. Pamela Geller at Atlas Shrugged has the worldwide exclusive: Joseph Nassralla of Way TV and Media for Christ […]
Spot the Error
Something here offends me: The weird ecstasy of the media-political complex at the convention in Charlotte … was the first sign that its attachment to President Obama, always fawning, had become morbid. In spite of the anemic economy and a real unemployment rate above 11 percent, the high priests of pontificating liberalism were giddy with […]
Department of Unfortunate Analogies
Perhaps you remember a fellow named Todd Akin. You may wish you could forget having ever heard the name, but I think you probably remember. Think back to the morning of Sunday, Aug. 19. The Republican National Convention was still eight days away, and Isaac wasn’t even a tropical depression yet. And then came the […]
The ‘Accuse the Accusers’ Strategy: Attempting to Explain Social Engineering
If I told you what inspired this, you wouldn’t believe it. Remember that on May 17, I was planning to go cover the G-8 Summit when I saw a blog post by Aaron Walker that caused me to change my mind: This was a story more interesting and newsworthy than whatever I might have reported […]
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