The Other McCain

"One should either write ruthlessly what one believes to be the truth, or else shut up." — Arthur Koestler

White (Liberal) Male Privilege

Posted on | June 6, 2014 | 72 Comments

The Left is willing to suspend judgment and waive all standards when it comes to their allies. Feminists nowadays are up in arms about “rape culture,” but 15 years ago they were defending accused rapist Bill Clinton in no uncertain terms: “I would be happy to give him a blowjob just to thank him for keeping abortion legal. I think American women should be lining up with their presidential kneepads on to show their gratitude for keeping the theocracy off our backs.”

Liberalism is simply a set of prejudices, a collection of syllogisms all of which end, “ergo, vote Democrat.” Their smug presumption of their own  moral and intellectual superiority makes liberals the most easily deceived people in the world. Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof is the latest example:

Now Margaret Sullivan, the public editor of The New York Times, is calling on Kristof to “give readers a full explanation” of his reporting on Somaly Mam, the celebrated Cambodian anti-sex-trafficking activist who, according to a recent Newsweek expose, fabricated parts of her story and those of some of the alleged victims she advocated for. The revelations have disillusioned many of Mam’s loyal supporters and left the press looking gullible. Just as importantly, they’ve highlighted the public’s seemingly insatiable desire for heroic narratives — and the willingness of many in the media to provide them.

As Instapundit remarks, Kristof was engaged in “white knighting” — posing as the courageous and enlightened rescuer — and was thus easily played for a chump by “the James Frey of anti–sex trafficking activism.” Liberals fall for this kind of hoax because (a) they overestimate the value of their own intelligence, (b) they naïvely underestimate the ability of cynical manipulators to wrap themselves in the mantle of victimhood, and (c) they are themselves  utterly unscrupulous in exploiting any narrative that advances the liberal cause.

Nicholas Kristoff’s status as a privileged white male, with a six-figure paycheck from the world’s most prestigious newspaper, might make him a natural target of identity-politics activists. His crusading on behalf of impoverished and exploited Third World women could thus be seen as a noblesse oblige gesture. This led to him being scammed by a hoaxer, so that he was publishing lies, but hey: It’s the New York Times.

If liberals cared about facts, they wouldn’t be liberals, would they?

 

Category: Media Bias, New York Times

In Which @AmandaMarcotte Gets Crazy About High School Dress Codes

Posted on | June 6, 2014 | 94 Comments

Maybe you missed the story about a Utah high school that Photoshopped yearbook photos of girls to make them more “appropriate.” Most people who even noticed the story just shrugged: Whatever.

Yet this story inspired Everybody’s Favorite Feminist™ Amanda Marcotte to go off on a tangent about “modesty” as a weapon of patriarchal social control of women’s bodies:

It’s a belief that because women, especially young women, have bodies that represent “sex” in a straight male-dominated society, then those bodies are eligible for more social control than the bodies of men.
While this school is extreme, anyone who went to a high school with a dress code knows that girls get policed more than boys, often in ways that are sexually humiliating. . . . Hand-wringing articles bemoaning the supposed emergence of “hook-up culture” focus mostly, or exclusively, on scolding and feigning concern in the direction of girls, with boys being left to make their own choices without much concern or judgment.
Because of all this, young women are subject to way more punishment and control from legal and other authorities for their sexuality, starting with the popularity of laws requiring minor girls to notify parents if they want an abortion. . . .

This is a typical feminist non sequitur — from a discussion of school dress codes, suddenly Marcotte leaps to the topic of abortion and specifically parental notification laws. But these are minors, and as parental authorization is generally required for all medical treatment of minors, the onus must be on abortion advocates to demonstrate why abortion should be an exception to the general rule.

As for Marcotte’s rantings about “social control”: Shouldn’t we assume that the community supports the school’s attempt to enforce standards of appropriate clothing? Wouldn’t parents be upset if the school permitted girls to parade through the hallways wearing miniskirts, short-shorts, halter tops, et cetera? Isn’t it likely — doesn’t common sense suggest — that provocative clothing would be a distraction from the learning process? Common sense, however, is impermissible in feminist discourse, and logic is viewed with suspicion by feminists as a weapon of “straight male-dominated society.”

Logic: Children exist because of parents. Children are dependent and are under the supervisory authority of their parents. Therefore, if the parents in a community support the school system’s dress code, it’s not a problem. On the other hand, if parents don’t like the school system’s policies — about dress code or anything else — they are free to send their kids to private school or home-school them. And thus we return to Amanda Marcotte’s mystification about the Utah school:

The school appears to be so out of step with standard American social norms that it’s hard to escape wondering if there wasn’t an attempt to impose a fundamentalist standard of modesty on the girls, regardless of their own religious beliefs.

In a community where most parents are religious, if the school system doesn’t “impose a fundamentalist standard of modesty on the girls,” guess what happens? Religious parents will pull their kids out of public school. What kind of education does Amanda Marcotte think those kids would get if they were home-schooled or sent to private religious schools? Also, who is “out of step with standard American social norms”?

“I don’t want a baby. . . . Nothing will make me want a baby. . . .
“This is why, if my birth control fails, I am totally having an abortion.”
— Amanda Marcotte, March 14

Is this fanatical hatred of babies what she means by “standard American social norms”? And how does the baby-killer Amanda Marcotte, who so deliberately substracts herself from the category of “parent,” presume to tell parents how to raise their kids?

Oh, there I go with logic again . . .

 

Category: Feminism

Gunman Targets Christian University

Posted on | June 6, 2014 | 19 Comments

Four shot, one dead, killer is in custody:

A lone gunman armed with a shotgun opened fire Thursday in a building at Seattle Pacific University, killing one person before a student subdued him with pepper spray as he tried to reload, police said.
The 26-year-old gunman, Aaron Ybarra, was obsessed with the Columbine High School shootings and had even traveled to the Colorado site where two student gunmen killed 15 and injured another 21 fellow students in April 1999, police sources told KIRO 7.
Ybarra was not a student at SPU where the shootings happened about 3:25 p.m. Thursday. . . .
The school canceled activities and classes for the remainder of Thursday and Friday. A prayer service started at 7 p.m.
“We’re a community that relies on Jesus Christ for strength and we’ll need that at this time,” said Dan Martin, president of Seattle Pacific University, which is located at the edge of a leafy Queen Anne neighborhood about 5 miles from downtown Seattle.

(Via Memeorandum.)

 

Category: Crime

LIVE AT FIVE: 06.06.14

Posted on | June 6, 2014 | 12 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


TOP NEWS
Obama: “I Make Absolutely No Apologies: For Bergdahl Swap

Claims freed deserter “not political football”

White House claiming if word had leaked out, Bergdahl would have been killed

European Central Bank Posts Negative Deposit Rate
ECB now charging banks to hold money

Gunman Kills One, Wounds Three At Seattle Pacific U
Shooter mobbed by students while pausing to reload shotgun



POLITICS
Senators Announce Bipartisan Bill To Reduce VA Wait Times

Veterans Affairs Committee Chairman Sen. Bernie Sanders

More flexibility for vets and the VA as McCain & Sanders merge previous bills


Secret Documents Show Bergdahl Turned Jihadi

An End To NSA Phone Snooping In Sight?


Senate Confirms Burwell To Head HHS

Appeals Court Delays Recognition Of Gay Marriages In Utah

Federal Double Standard On Endangered Species Law?



THE ECONOMY, STUPID
Crude Oil Mixed In Asian Trade: NYMEX $102.47, Brent $108.89
GM Top Execs Spared In Report On Ignition Failure
Stocks Head Higher After ECB Action
Bank Of America In Talks On $12 Billion Mortgage Settlement
US Household Wealth Increases As Home Values Appreciate
Payday Lenders Sue US Bank Regulators Over “Operation Choke Point”
OpenSSL Bug Allows Hackers To Read Private Communications
Verizon Threatens To Sue Netflix In War Of Words Over Video Quality
Google Unveils 3D-Sensing Tablet
Aereo TV Streaming Comes To Chromecast
Canon Serves Up Its Own Cloud-Based Image Repository



SPORTS
“Tonight, We Are All From Cleveland”* – Spurs Beat Broken A/C, Heat In Game 1

Tim Duncan: 21 points, ten rebounds

LeBron falls to cramps, Heat fall with him 110-95


Yanks’ Tanaka Tames A’s For 9th Win

Timbermutts President Flip Saunders Goes Back To Coaching

Rays Drop 10th Straight, This Time To Marlins

Astros Take Series From Angels With 8-5 Win



Royals Rookie Fireballer Ventura Returns, KC Edges Cardinals 3-2

Verlander Struggles Again As Jays Sweep Slumping Tigers

Wood Homers, Pitches Cubs Past Mets To Complete Sweep

NASCAR’s Midseason Sprint Cup Studs & Duds

NFL Scrapping Roman Numerals For Super Bowl 50

Rays To Honor Don Zimmer Before Saturday’s Game

The Ugly Truth: MLB’s Draft Can’t Match NBA, Much Less NFL

Who’ #1 In The Draft Of Fictional Baseball Players?

Calipari Gets Hefty Extension From Kentucky

Fister, Nats Beat Phillies 4-2, Finish Sweep



FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
Evan Rachel Wood Getting Sued For $30 Million

Ten things she’s hating about life right now

Lawsuit stems from her bailing on “10 Things I Hate About You” sequel

Leonardo DiCaprio Refused To Be Filmed For Unspeakable Armenians’ Reality Show


Whoopi Goldberg Is Wrong (Again)

Bethenny Frankel “Thrilled” Custody Fight Is Over

Adam Richman Poses Naked, Showing Off 70-Pound Weight Loss

Rosamund Pike Expecting Second Child

Transsexual Sofie Vissa Breaks Her Silence

Jessica Biel Tells Justin Timberlake “No Babies”



FOREIGNERS
Suspect In Mounties’ Slaying Captured
Veterans Honor D-Day’s Fallen, 70 Years On
Thai Junta Detains Anti-Coup Protest Leader
Irish Authorities Under Pressure Over Mass Graves Of Children
Witnesses Say Boko Harma Jihadis Killed Over 200 Nigerians
Red China Frees Acclaimed Tibetan Filmmaker
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister: Action Will Be Taken Against Criminals, Lax Officials
Australian Al Jazeera Reporter Could Get 15 Years From Egyptian Court
Norks Detain Another American
Tories Top UKIP To Win Significant By-Election



BLOGS & STUFF
Valley of The Shadow: Drop Your Linen And Start Your Grinnin’
Doug Powers: Chuck Schumer Says 1st Amendment Needs To Be Redefined – Starts By Giving It Different Author
Twitchy: Obama Admin Official Scrubs Twitter Bio After Suggesting Bergdahl’s Platoon Was Full Of Psychopaths
American Power: The Left Is Terrified Right Now About The Bergdahl Story
BLACKFIVE: Someone In The Administration Should Read This (Out Loud) To The Cabinet
Blackmailers Don’t Shoot: Sandra Fluke Is On The Ballot In LA
Conservatives4Palin: Governor Palin Takes Down Team Obama
Don Surber: Daily Scoreboard, June 5
Jammie Wearing Fools: Taliban Commander Says More Kidnapping To Come After Bergdahl Deal
Joe For America: Remembering And Missing Ronald Reagan
JustOneMinute: A Recap
Pat Dollard: Acting VA Secretary Admits 18 Vets On Phoenix Waiting List Died
Protein Wisdom: Good News!
Shot In The Dark: If We Had…
The Jawa Report: Liberals Begin Smear Campaign Against Bergdahl’s Platoon
The Lonely Conservative: Pics Of Warehouses Holding Illegal Minors Leaked
This Ain’t Hell: Armed Forces Color Guard To March In DC Gay Pride Parade
Weasel Zippers: Poll – 55% Of Americans Think Obama Has Made US Weaker
Megan McArdle: Inequality’s A Loser For Democrats


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A Tale Of Two Burgers

Posted on | June 5, 2014 | 52 Comments

— Wombat-socho


As I mentioned in the previous burger post, one of my objectives in visiting Las Vegas this week was to check out a couple of hamburger joints not found in my Washington DC stomping grounds: the infamous Heart Attack Grill, and the wildly popular In-N-Out Burger. There were also some other suggestions, but in the heat (sic) of the moment I completely forgot what they were. Anyway…I went forth in the noonday sun today to find a suitable location for the burrow I’ll be occupying next June, and having completed that task, headed out Sahara Boulevard on the bus to find the nearest In-N-Out.

Micah 1:7? How appropriate.


A lot of pixels have been lavished by a lot of fanboys and fangirls on how great In-N-Out Burger is; how it uses only fresh ingredients prepared to your order; how its “secret menu” is so awesome. At the risk of enraging said fanboys, I frankly didn’t think it was all that. I ordered a double-double protein style (no bun) and sampled the fries (for SCIENCE!), and to be honest, neither the burger nor the fries impressed me. It’s not that there was anything bad about either one, but they just didn’t live up to the hype. Comparing them to Five Guys, I give the advantage to the latter: In-N-Out does not have bacon, their fries are inferior to Five Guys’ peanut-fried version, and Five Guys has more variety in the available Coke product.


In fact, I was so underwhelmed by In-N-Out that the minute I stepped off the Deuce at Fremont Street, I returned to the Heart Attack Grill, where I’d had dinner on Tuesday after arriving from Dulles.

They’re not kidding, you guys.


One of the reasons I like Carl’s Jr./Hardees is their in-your-face response to the food Puritans who think we all ought to be eating local-source organically-grown artisanal tofu, and the Heart Attack Grill turns that attitude up to 11. Nothing, absolutely nothing on the menu is good for you in the traditional sense*, and the staff takes great relish in dishing up the Bypass Burgers -available up to Octuple Bypass Size with eight half-pound patties, cheese, chili, onions, tomatoes, and an optional 40 slices of bacon- Flatliner Fries cooked in lard, milkshakes with the world’s highest butterfat content, beer, booze, unfiltered cigarettes, wine served in intravenous bags…it just goes on and on, set against a backdrop of hilarious movie parody posters and a “Last Supper” style mural in which Dr. Jon serves a quadruple bypass burger and flatliner fries to his fast food mascot apostles. Diners are provided with hospital gowns on entry, which is helpful if you’re a messy eater; patients who fail to respond to treatment (i.e., not finishing their burger) are spanked by the “nurses” or “doctors” on duty as appropriate. And those nurses have some quality arms, let me tell you – not from personal experience, mind you; I finished my burgers. Oh yes – diners who weigh in at 350 or more pounds get their Bypass Burger for free with purchase of beverage, and since I am a wombat of bulk, if not definition, I took full advantage of this – but tipped as if I had paid for the burgers, because I’m not a schmuck.


So I don’t think I’ll be going back to In-N-Out, but I think after I move to Vegas next year, I’m going to be spending a few meals with Dr. Jon, Chief Nurse Tracy, and the rest of the crew.

*They do have bottled water, which may be the one thing on the menu that nutritionists would agree is good for you.


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Category: Bacon, Culture, Nevada

Why Did the Patriarchy Make @JustineHarman Write About Her Boobs?

Posted on | June 5, 2014 | 69 Comments

The #fem2 hashtag is Twitter’s shorthand for feminism and, while surfing it last night, I came across a column by Justine Harman, an editor for the web site of Elle magazine:

Rihanna’s Boobs Make Me
Feel Better About My Body

OK, then. This is an issue feminists call “body image,” which isn’t really an issue so much as it is an excuse for women to write silly columns about their feelings. Justine Harman is super-silly:

So here’s the deal: I’m kind of known for my boobs. Though I’m 5’3″ (on a good day), my breasts are somewhere between a 34C and a 32D and naturally possess what a high school classmate once called “indomitable turgor pressure.” Translation: My cups, most definitely, runneth over. As a result, I spent all of high school and college wearing low cut halter tops with little or no support. And I beamed with pride whenever someone suggested my teeming décolletage was fake. “Touch them!” I’d demand of guys and girls alike. But as I’ve gotten older, Father Time hasn’t been so much cruel as he’s been fair to my cleavage.
At 29, I can no longer wear a flimsy tank without also wearing a granny bandeau. . . .

(Gravity is a weapon of the patriarchy!)

And though I’m learning to adjust to my slightly less-than-Jessica-Rabbit silhouette, it seems that the rest of the world would rather not. The ideal breasts — regardless of the natural, biological progression of the feminine form — are perfectly symmetrical, gravity defying, and Blake Lively-esque. . . .

(Whose “ideal” is this? Who is Blake Lively? Could Elle please post side-by-side comparison photos of Blake Lively’s “gravity defying” breasts and Justine Harman’s pendulous udders, so readers could vote on which we like better? I don’t know if that would strike a blow against patriarchy, but it would probably drive a lot of traffic.)

So, last week, when Scout Willis launched her topless protest against nipple censors and Monday night, when Rihanna proudly displayed her lovely, but very real, rack in that dazzling Adam Selman getup at the CFDAs, I breathed a sigh of relief. That’s right: Rihanna’s body makes me feel better about my own. . . .

(Y’know, I saw the Scout Willis topless thing on Twitter last week and had no comment other than to express a fear that John McClane might show up and kill me if I said anything rude. But my lame Die Hard joke didn’t get any laughs, so . . . Anyway, back to Rihanna’s boobs and Justine Harman’s “body image” issues.)

Whether or not we realize it, from a very young age girls are on the receiving end of some pretty mixed breast messaging. From corseted Disney princesses, to Christina Ricci binding her burgeoning bosoms in Now and Then, to Thora Birch bravely revealing her uneven pair in American Beauty, we’re told that boobs are simultaneously objects of adulation and humiliation. And due to my lack of understanding about how I should feel, I’m still not sure which of the following incidents was more scarring: the time I was busted for stuffing my bra in the eighth grade, or the time a guy I knew in college pulled down my tube top, under which I was most definitely not wearing a bra, after he lost a game of beer pong.
Both situations made me feel embarrassed for something I wasn’t fully aware of yet: my inherent need for approval from men. . . .

(ZOOM! Out of the sky, deus ex machina, the patriarchy makes its dramatic appearance. The problem is not that Justine Harman takes too seriously the “messages” she perceives in pop culture, neither is her problem the vapid emptiness of her soul, nor even are we permitted to ask why she was wearing a tube top while playing beer pong with guys in college. No, ultimately the problem is men, and Justine Harman’s need for male approval.)

At age 13, I wasn’t mad that a girlfriend had outed me for wearing toilet paper crescents in my bra but rather that I was a late bloomer. I was pissed that the guys in my class weren’t passing notes about my feminine assets. And instead of being livid that I was assaulted at a party, I was upset that my “friend” didn’t like me enough to respect me. It never occurred to me that maybe he just didn’t respect all women.

(You see how “the personal is political”? Justine Harman’s “late bloomer” insecurities were manifested as a tendency toward exhibitionistic display — “Look at me! Look at me!” — and, rather predictably, some guy reacted badly to her display. But feminism turns idiosyncrasies and aberrant behavior into politics, so that this becomes an issue of “respect [for] all women,” especially large-breasted college girls who wear tube tops to beer-pong parties.)

I had so actively campaigned for boobs — “I must, I must, I must increase my bust” may or may not have been a constant refrain of mine — it didn’t occur to me that they weren’t civil servants.
So when Rihanna, a woman who was very publicly the victim of domestic violence, displays her body with pride, it sends two messages: She refuses to equate being undressed with being vulnerable; she doesn’t give a shit what people think. Her nudity — as opposed to, say, Warrior Sports’ recent Instagram post of Playboy Playmate Jessica Ashley clutching a new hockey stick in ecstasy, her pert nipples just visible through her wife beater — has nothing to do with men. And she clearly doesn’t care that they don’t sit up as if suspended on a highwire or that her nipples aren’t the size of Tic Tacs. When Rihanna bares her perfectly womanly breasts, she’s doing it because Rihanna feels like it. And that makes me feel tremendous.

And that’s it. There’s your conclusion to nearly 700 words of Justine Harman’s empowering message: Why is it awesome for Rihanna to wear a see-through dress? “Her nudity . . . has nothing to do with men.” Along the way to this odd claim, Harman throws in the non sequitur of Rihanna’s status as a “victim of domestic violence” (she got beat up by Chris Brown), as if there were an obvious connection between that fact and Rihanna’s wardrobe choices.

Feminists oscillate between utter confusion and fanatical certainty, and this kind of Rorschach inkblot reaction — “Rihanna’s breasts are sending me messages!” — is further evidence that feminism is less a political movement than it is a psychiatric symptom.

 

Category: Feminism

You Know You’re Baked When. . .

Posted on | June 5, 2014 | 41 Comments

by Smitty

. . .a three-day conference on the military featuring speakers such as Paul Begala and Chelsea Clinton.

I used to encourage young men to consider strongly a bit of military service after high school graduation. But Chelsea Clinton knows as much about the military as Chelsea Manning knows about manhood. And the prospect of CC’s mother, Her Majesty, being crowned in 2016 would afford everyone in uniform the surname “Stevens”.

The full sentence I was quoting above is: “McChrystal is currently in Pennsylvania for the Aspen Institute’s Summit at Gettysburg, a three-day conference on the military featuring speakers such as Paul Begala and Chelsea Clinton.”

I don’t know what kind of dirt the Democrats still have a guy like McChrystal. Is he hanging on for confirmation as SECDEF? Would you still want the job after Hagel?

McChrystal left the door open to the possibility that Bergdahl behaved inappropriately in walking away from his camp, though he did not take sides on the issue nor discuss any of the evidence that has surfaced in light of Bergdahl’s return. The debate around the trade of five high-level Taliban leaders for Bergdahl, he noted, “raises the great issue that we should talk about – and that is responsibility and service.” There was potential that Bergdahl behaved inappropriately, he said, and authorities “should review that and see whether we met responsibilities.”

That sure is a lot of mush. I guess he is lobbying for SECDEF.

via Breitbart

Category: Military

LIVE AT FIVE: 06.05.14

Posted on | June 5, 2014 | 13 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


TOP NEWS
Prisoner Swap: Taliban Release Video Of Bergdahl Handover

SGT Bowe Bergdahl

Bergdahl’s Hometown Cancels Celebratory Rally Amid Anger Over Swap

Conflicting Reports In Heightened Eastern Ukraine Fighting
Loyalists report inflicting heavy losses on rebels


Once Refused US Visa, Modi To Meet Obama In Washington
Off to US in September



POLITICS
Last Navajo “Code Talker” Dies

Chester Nez in a 2009 photo

Struck down by kidney failure at 93, he and other Code Talkers frustrated WWII Japanese intercept attempts


Obama Team On Defense Over Rice’s Bergdahl Comments



HHS Working To Correct 2.2 Million Obamacare Applications With Defective Data

Disgraced CA State Senator Yee Gets 300K Votes

Las Vegas City Council Agrees To Initial Medical Marijuana Rules

TN Legislature May Force AG To Fight EPA On New Emissions Rules

Supremes Refuse To Block Oregon Gay Marriage



THE ECONOMY, STUPID
Asian Crude Drops On Hopes Ukraine Crisis Easing: NYMEX $102.44, Brent $108.30
Sprint Agrees To Pay $40/Share For T-Mobile
Stock Futures Flat Ahead Of ECB
Fed Report: Economy Growing In All Districts, Manufacturing Up
Asian Stocks Drift As US Jobs report, ECB Awaited
Private Hiring Slows, Trade Deficit Widens
Watch Out, Apple – Amazon To Debut Smartphone
Google’s End-To-End Encryption Challenges Industry
Red China Declares A New Foe: Windows 8
Twitter, HBO GO, Other Apps Headed To XBox
Wireless Charging Comes To Tablets And Laptops



SPORTS
Kings Draw First Blood, Beat Rangers In OT

LA’s Justin Williams Reprises Game 7 Heroics

Kings outshoot Rangers 43-27, win 3-2

Don Zimmer Dies, 83; Former NL Manager Of The Year

Sterling Agrees To Sell Clippers, Will Drop Lawsuit

Richards, Angels Blank Astros 4-0

Red Sox Lose To Tribe 7-4 In 12, Get Swept

Rays Lose Ninth Straight, But Focus Is On Loss Of Zimmer

Cespedes, Donaldson Homer As A’s Whip Skidding Yanks

Burnett Battered As Phils Fall To Nationals 8-4



FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
Maureen Dowd Can’t Handle Her Drugs

What a bummer.

NYT columnist beclowns herself anew with column about epic pot candybar fail

Gwyneth Paltrow Says “Negativity Changes The Structure Of Water”

Luke Bryan, Florida Georgia Line Spoof Jay-Z Elevator Fight At CMT Awards

Naomi Watts Signs Up To Next Three “Divergent” Sequels

LaToya Jackson Engaged To Jeffre Phillips

Bethenny Frankel And Jason Hoppy Settle Bitter Custody Battle

Hillary Clinton Opens Up bout Becoming A Grandma, Possible Presidential Run

Charlize Theron Bails On Pinkberry Tab – Then Returns With $96 Tip

Jason Aldean, New GF Brittany Kerr Walk Red Carpet Together At CMT Awards

Bill Condon To Direct Live-Action “Beauty And The Beast” Pic For Disney

No, Robert Pattinson Not Starring In Indiana Jones Reboot

Paramount Looking To Re-Team Wahlberg & Ferrell In “Daddy’s Home”



FOREIGNERS
Manhunt Underway In Canada After Three Mounties Shot, Killed
Obama, G-7 Meet To Deal With Former Member Russia
G-7 Expresses Concern Over South China Sea Tensions
Israel Responds To Palestinian Unity Government With 1500 New West Bank Homes
Thousands Attend Tiananmen Vigil In Hong Kong
Western Couple Held In Afghanistan Plead For Help In Video
Merkel Pleads With Britain Not To Leave EU Over Juncker
Ayatollah Khamenei Mocks Obama, Says He Doesn’t Have The Guts For War
Queen Elizabeth Signals Countdown To 2015 Poll
Ottawa Unveils New Law Making Buying Sex – But Not Prostitution – A Crime



BLOGS & STUFF
Michelle Malkin: The Story You Haven’t Yet Heard About Bowe Bergdahl’s Desertion
Twitchy: Left-Wing Claws Come Out For Lara Logan’s Return To CBS
American Power: Obama’s Foreign Policy Is Mainly About Domestic Politics
American Thinker: Memorial Day Racial Violence More Widespread Than Previously Reported
BLACKFIVE: Elephant In The Room -Let’s Make A Dopey Deal
Blackmailers Don’t Shoot: Obama Does That Thing All Over Diane Feinstein’s Face
Conservatives4Palin: Governor Palin Comments On Last Night’s Victories
Don Surber: Daily Scoreboard, June 4
Jammie Wearing Fools: Afghan Witnesses To Bergdahl Desertion Say He Was “Deliberately Heading For Taliban Strongholds”
Joe For America: Bergdahl Backlash Makes Fools Out Of Obama, Rice
JustOneMinute: Nobody Could Have Seen This Coming
Pat Dollard: Even Chris Matthews Slams “Nasty Deal” To Get Traitor Bergdahl
Protein Wisdom: Dem Congressman Says It’s “Ridiculous” To Believe He Actually Believes What He Espoused
Shot In The Dark: One Day In The Governor’s Office
The Jawa Report: Combat Outpost Zerok
The Lonely Conservative: Double Digit Obamacare Premium Hikes Coming In 2015
This Ain’t Hell: Miscalculation On Bergdahl
Weasel Zippers: NBC, CBS Skip Latest Developments In VA Scandal As It Expands To More States
Megan McArdle: Cold, Hard Facts About Freezers


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