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Jonah Goldberg‘s latest column at National Review Online probes President Obama’s strained relationship with the concept known as honesty. It’s becoming increasingly clear that President Obama is not burdened with…
Newark, N.J., Mayor Cory Booker, a rising star within the Democratic Party, raised some eyebrows this weekend when he criticized his own party along with Republicans during an appearance on…
Byron York‘s latest article for the Washington Examiner contends President Obama has himself to blame for the hubbub surrounding confusion about his religious beliefs: A new poll by the Pew…
The first two installments of the JournoList emails showed mainstream journalists conspiring to get Jeremiah Wright off the front pages by accusing conservatives of racism just for kicks, and talking…
I was noodling around on the web today searching out info on Spencer Ackerman, the “journalist” who advised colleagues on the JournoList to accuse conservatives of racism to distract the…
This dynamite story from The Daily Caller (WARNING: LANGUAGE) puts a lie to the claim, from Washington Post bloggerkind Ezra Klein, that the secretive, Beltway-centric left-wing group Journolist was little…
President Obama can’t get rid of this guy: The Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Barack Obama’s controversial former pastor, said in a letter obtained by The Associated Press that he is “toxic”…
At an event in September honoring the Monthly Review, a Marxist publication, Jeremiah Wright calls America “the land of the greed and home of the slave.” Remember that President Obama…
A new video of Barack Obama’s pastor lauding Marxism and bragging about his ties to communist dictators on South America has surfaced … and then promptly disappeared. Cliff Kinkaid of…
Byron York writes a column exploring why established media — and specifically the New York Times — no longer have the power to kill stories that don’t further liberal ends,…
This is the conclusion of Shelby Steele’s excellent WSJ article on the Gates/Crowley/Obama affair. To get the full impact, please read the entire article here. But then Skip Gates…
Shelby Steele, research fellow at Stanford’s Hoover Institution, puts the Sotomayor nomination in perspective here. What is most notable about the Sotomayor nomination is its almost perfect predictability. Somehow…