American political commentator (born 1970)
Turquoise LeJeune Parker is the vice president of the Durham Association of Educators, a hyper-left-wing chapter of the North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE). If you haven’t heard of the…
Recalling the silly “Bush lied, people died” mantra from the last decade, Michelle Malkin‘s latest column at National Review Online recounts her frustrating experience with the Affordable Care Act. Once…
While I was gallivanting out of town, in our own back yard, Salman Rushdie was speaking at UNC-Asheville about creeping censorship. I am happy to see the school supporting his…
Michelle Malkin‘s latest column at Human Events examines the Obama administration’s dismal record regarding internal government watchdogs. In the sadistic era of fraudulent Hope and Change, inspectors general inside the…
Michelle Malkin’s commentary today talks about the massive database tracking that comes along with those states invested in the Common Core Standards. These systems will aggregate massive amounts of personal…
This is a good interview with Michelle Malkin, someone who I have gained incrdasing respect for as I have learned more about her. The interview is conducted by Ginni Thomas…
Thanks to my friends at AFP for great fun and a great tour across NC talking about Obama’s failing agenda. See what I’m talking about here and here and here. …
Becki submits these photos from the opening event of Americans for Prosperity’s statewide tour, which attracted about 500 people in Charlotte. Michelle Malkin delivered featured remarks.
Echoing John Hood‘s analysis in National Review, Michelle Malkin has devoted a National Review Online column to the potential pitfalls associated with September’s Democratic National Convention in Charlotte. In September,…
This article is a submission from Diane Rufino, June 7, 2012. I’m writing this article to urge fellow North Carolinians to continue their support of the Voter ID bill (H.R.351)…
Michelle Malkin writes here about the Obama administration’s love affair with companies that are trying to put algae to good use, such as making energy from it. More Solyndras in…
Michelle Malkin has an excellent column to that effect today, specifically comparing the petulant nastiness of the public sector unions in Britain and Wisconsin.