National Conservative Pundits Flex Muscle in Delaware

In a final round of primaries before the November mid-terms, several non-establishment conservative candidates won again.  This narrative has been going on for months now across the country, but last night in one GOP primary, the anti-establishment fervor may have cost the Republicans a winnable seat in Delaware and a majority in the Senate. 

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Newt vs Scarborough: Tale of the Tape

In the red corner, fighting out of New York City, by way of the House of Reps, then the MSNBC academy; Joe “Big Country” Scarborough.  And in the blue corner, fighting out of the Peach State; also by way of the House of Reps, and recently Fox News punditry; Newt “The Speaker” Gingrich. 

Now touch gloves, and come out fighting!! 

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The Racist Right Argument Continues

 

Jimmy Carter meets exiled Hamas leader in 2008

About a month ago, my conservative bro MacGregor posted a piece dissecting Democrats playing the race card in order to win the Health Care debate.  This week, that opinion has become more prominent based on a few national news articles and interviews.  Generally, the conservative media believes the use of racism by the left is mostly a tactic to distract from the sagging support for the Health Care reform bill.  However, we see it less as a gimmick and more as a glimpse into the psyche of the liberal thought process.  Those promoting the racial aspects of dissent see the world through a different prism then the majority of Americans.  This world is defined by race, gender, and class before morals, integrity, and facts.  So does the re-institution of this argument help the Left in anyway?

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Cable News Wars

Depending on who you listen to it’s easy to know who is the ratings leader in cable news. The answer? EVERYBODY!!  Each news station seems to measure their place on the ladder by its own metric. But how do these networks actually rank in television viewership?

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