Truth In Reporting
A Jury Of His Peers
Does any of this sound familiar?
“…accused of engineering a kickback scheme with two attorneys, accepting bribes from an attorney who argued a case before him, having a corrupt relationship with bailbondsmen and helping them with their business, lying to the FBI and Senate, and not telling the truth in his own bankruptcy filing.”
Could be any… »
Quote Of The Day
“Democratic leaders should be asking themselves just how they have gotten to the point that their strategy is to amend a law that doesn’t exist yet by passing a bill without voting on it.”
Yuval Levin (National Review… »
Maybe They’re Starting To Notice?
So many Americans have been raising their voices in a chorus ranging from displeasure to outright anger for a year now but time and time again the administration simply ignores them. Even when a million-odd citizens gathered on the Mall on 9/12 to protest the ever-increasing size of the federal government, the administration claimed they… »
Tainted TARP Tingle-Tales
So you know what your government is doing? If you only listened to the mainstream media you’d think we were almost out of the woods. But the SIGTARP’s quarterly report to Congress was released this morning. And in direct contrast to President Walking Eagle’s tingle-tales about the program’s effectiveness in saving America from the mess… »
Michigan Taxpayers Subsidize Michael Moore’s Anti-Capitalism
As a poster child for Democratic compassion, the state of Michigan, long known as the home of the auto industry, continues to show little signs of recovery. Despite massive infusions of taxpayer money (that will never be paid back) and business plans created by those “best and brightest” affirmatively-graduated Ivy Leaguers, the only American auto company… »
Who’s Laughing Now?
It was a big deal in the entertainment world when NBC decided to can Tonight Show host Conan O’Brien. Personally, I found Conan’s final week hilarious and reminiscent of its good old days with Johnny Carson and “Coco” was very gracious as he said his goodbye.
And why shouldn’t he be? Under the terms of the… »
A Stunning Week For American Liberties
It has been a rather incredible week. In a real “two fer”, the election of Republican Scott Brown to represent the state of Massachusetts as a United States Senator has sent both the ghost of Ded Ted and the unholy trinity’s health care “reform” back down to the hell hole from which they rose. And then… »
Quote Of The Day
Today’s pithy comment, courtesy of particpants on Ed Morrissey’s blog at HotAir about Ralph Nader announcing that we need to amend the 1st Amendment because of the Supreme Court ruling striking down parts of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance legislation.
Dear Ralph Nader,
GO TO HELL.
Sincerely, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, John Adams
cc: King George… »
Obama’s Waterloo Begins
Yes, Mary Jo; there really is a Santa Claus. He may be almost a month late, but he brought one hell of a present to not only the state of Massachusetts, but to all of America: the “41st vote”, aka newly-elected United States Senator Scott Brown.
‘Tis another shot heard ’round the world. How serendipitous that it… »
Dems Lose – No Matter What
Today’s special election in Massachusetts is historical, yes, but even though there are still a few hours to go before the polls close today, a loser has emerged and I dare say it’s ranking at the bottom of the political landfill will be a long stay.
Watching how the campaigns are handling the fever-pitch race that… »