Posted in Arizona, Immigration, Democrats, economy, Elections, Environment, Foreign Affairs, Health Care, Illegal immigration, Immigration, Liberal Elitism, Media, Obama, Politics, Race Relations, Radical Islam, Republicans, State of the Union, Terrorism, tagged Democrats, economy, Election, Health Care, Health Care Reform, Media Bias, Obama, President Obama, Racism, Republicans on December 29, 2010| 1 Comment »
Miss USA waves 2010 good-bye
The year is nearly over – time to review what’s happened in 2010 while we look forward to a superb 2011. I’ve picked a few posts we’ve done each month this year…some were more enlightening, some were more argumentative, and some were just more entertaining. We took all of December off, but look forward to getting back at posting more in 2011. Thanks for visiting the site this year, and wish y’all a Happy, Blessed, and Prosperous New Year. (more…)
Posted in Bill O reilly, Democrats, Fox News, Human Rights, hypocrisy, Immigration, Media, Politics, Race Relations, tagged Anti-Immigration, arizona, Bernie Goldberg, Bill O'Reilly, Democrats, illegal immigration, jan brewer, Liberals, Los Suns, Media Bias, Media Corruption, NBA, Phoenix Suns, racial profiling, SB 1070, Steve Nash, Washington Post on May 5, 2010| 7 Comments »
Arizona Illegal Immigration Ruckus
With a little help from today’s news, Bill O’reilly and his recurring guest Bernard Goldberg have finally convinced me. I now agree with them that the media is not just biased in opinion, but is corrupt in their tactics and means they will use to push their agenda. If you’ve ever questioned the leanings and power of a “covertly” slanted media, look no further than the past week and a half. The hubbub over the Arizona Illegal Immigration law points to a trend that should frighten even the leftist of left-wingers. I believe the media, working in possible collusion with open-borders proponents and morally confused liberals have engaged in a campaign to blatantly distort, discredit and outright lie about the new Arizona law.
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Posted in Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, tagged Bill Maher, first ammendment, hugo chavez, maria conchita alonso, Media Bias, ozzie guillen, sean penn, socialism, venezuela on April 7, 2010| 6 Comments »
This is a post I wanted to write about a month ago when I saw Sean Penn on Bill Maher’s HBO show. Sean Penn is not unfamiliar to controversy or saying derogatory things about those who disagree with him. A few weeks back he said, “Do I hope those people (who disagree with him) die of rectal cancer? Yeah.” His blind socialist views have led him to reject democratic freedoms, and rejoice a dictator like Hugo Chavez. Rather than helping the less fortunate that he claims to achieve, he is slapping the poor in the mouth by aligning himself with a man like Chavez.
Sean Penn is undeniably a terrific actor and activist for many good causes. But his ambition to promote a socialist agenda has stripped him of his ability to have logical thoughts. He is still adored by the uneducated liberals, but by the majority of Americans and even immigrants his political ideology are reckless and self-promoting. (more…)
Posted in Health Care, hypocrisy, Media, Obama, tagged Health Care, Health Care bill, Health Care Reform, Liberal, liberal hypocrisy, Media, Media Bias, media hypocrisy, Nationalized Health Care, Obama, President Obama on March 26, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Unlike “grandma”, one thing that will not die is the spin surrounding the Health Care debate. So let’s recap where we are right now with the new health care law: In the past week, a bunch of pompous speeches and voting have taken place, and in the end, all it means is the bill is still passed. That was the short summary ignoring all the bloviating (thank you, Mr. O’Reilly). Meanwhile, the President continues to tour across American campaigning about this bill. Isn’t it a bit scary that the President needs to put so much effort in selling this bill to the American people after a year of debating? This man could sell a ketchup popsicle to a woman in white gloves. Anyways, of all the talk, the most intriguing part to me is how the Left and the media are working desperately to spin the storyline away from the bill and on to circumstantial events. (more…)
Posted in Elections, Keith Olbermann, Media, Polls, Quick Hits, Radical Islam, tagged 2010 Elections, 2010 Midterms, CNN, Keith Olbermann, Media Bias, Mediaie, Polls, Radical Islam, Rasmussen, Retiring Democrats, S.E. Cupp, ThinkProgress, war, War on Terror, Washington Post on January 7, 2010| Leave a Comment »
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A few times per week, around noon time Every so often, we will post a few op-ed pieces from newspapers, mainstream websites, or elsewhere from the blogosphere: (more…)
Posted in Media, Republicans, tagged Andrew Sullivan, Carrie Prejean, conservative, Countdown with Keith Olbermann, Media, Media Bias, Newsweek, Olbermann, Sarah Palin, The Atlantic on November 20, 2009| 13 Comments »
Palin's Controversial Newsweek Cover
Everyone is an exaggeration, but at times it sure does feel like the world hates Sarah Palin. In reality, her political presence is no more than any commentator, politician, or newsmaker. However, the mainstream media likes to make mega-stars and they’ve found a contender in Palin. Popular websites have entire pages dedicated to their bloggers items taking her to task. But its not just Palin, its many conservative women. Last week, Carrie Prejean was the enemy du jour. Initially marked with a scarlet letter for responding to a pageant question with her honest feelings about marriage, every mis-step this 22-year old woman now makes is another reason for liberals to openly mock her. Its no wonder many are asking why all the hatred and sexism towards these conservative women? (more…)
Posted in Democrats, hypocrisy, Media, Obama, Republicans, tagged Campbell Brown, CNN, Democrats, Fox News, Media Bias, MSNBC, Obama, Politics, Valerie Jarrett on October 30, 2009| 3 Comments »
Let’s be clear about what the Obama Administration has done in the past few weeks. They have engaged in an attempt to vilify, discredit, and demean the most widely viewed news channel, Fox News. Much of the analysis regarding this unprecedented display of partisanship has been focused around the effects this may have on the Administration’s approval ratings, or whether or not this will actually help the powerful news station attract more viewers (more…)
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