Stranger in the Kitchen

27Apr10

What’s Massachusetts Treasurer Tim Cahill doing in Scott Brown’s sweater? And his kitchen? Four years ago he was an early supporter of leftist Democrat Deval Patrick. Now, Cahill has left the Democrats and wants to beat Patrick as a Scott Brown Independent. Is it just my imagination, or can I really hear Gail Huff asking […]

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Tags: charlie baker, deval patrick, gail huff, scott brown, tim cahill

Chomskian Lessons

27Apr10

Liberals may be malicious, but you can’t claim they’re not shrewd. Not only do Democrats pay for their voter’s support using our money, they develop their philosophies and strategies at think tanks that we finance. THE GREATEST injustice in Arizona’s new immigration law is being ignored by the mainstream media. The university system, funded by […]

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Tags: chomskian, chomsky, linguist, minkoff, mit, radical, socialist, umass, william f. buckley jr

Nation of Un-Laws

27Apr10

Would you be surprised to learn that the leftists, who need to go to other countries to find people who agree with them, are calling for a boycott of Arizona? Gov. Jan Brewer is dismissing the threat of an economic boycott over the new state immigration law she signed last week. No. That’s no big […]

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Tags: arpaio, gov brewer, illegal immigration, Obama

Deliberate Lies

27Apr10

Were they deliberately misleading the media, and the country? A new tape has emerged that offers further evidence that the racist epithets and spitting that congressmen claimed were part of the little health care march never occurred. Writes Andrew Breitbart of BigGovernment.com: When I offered a reward of $100,000 to be donated to the United […]

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Tags: biggovernment.com, breitbard, health reform, Obama, pelosi, racism, reid, rep carson, rep lewis, spitting

Pollution?

27Apr10

Is CO2 a pollutant?

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Tags: cardbon dioxide, climate change, co2, global warming, greenhouse gas