America ‘hearts’ conservatism
Frank Fleming cuts right to the chase: “America hates patronizing dimwits who would spend their money and push them around, thus making liberalism very unpopular.”
And that’s why, as Fleming writes, America Loves Conservatism:
[...] Americans hate being pushed around in the form of government expansion or a bunch of liberal elites spending hundreds of [...]
Anti-semitism and Anti-Israel hatred on the Huffington Post, Part Two
I linked here to an expose of anti-semitism and anti-Israel hatred on the Huffington Post, as set forth in detail in this report. Now the same source — Huff Watch — has exposed the same phenomenon in the Huffington Post’s coverage of the assassination of top Hamas terror operative Mahmoud Al-Mabhouh.
As [...]
The limits of self-reference
President Obama responded yesterday to former Vice President Cheney’s claim that he doesn’t consider the fight against terrorism to be a war by quoting from his inaugural address. “On that day,” Obama reminded us, “I made it very clear that our naton is at war against a far-reaching network of violence and hatred, [...]
Obama on Abdulmutallab
In a video address discussing the failed Christmas Day terrorist attack, President Obama said this:
“We know that [Abdulmutallab] travelled to Yemen, a country grappling with crushing poverty and deadly insurgencies. It appears that he joined an affiliate of al-Qaeda, and that this group, al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, trained him, equipped him with those explosives [...]
What Van Jones signifies
Not that we’re inclined to do so, but it would be a mistake to write off Van Jones as a one-off nutjob in the Obama administration. He signifies. The Obama team sought him out and signed him up for his job as green jobs commissar precisely because he is who he is. [...]
Do the Palestinians really want a state, or do they already have what they want?
Media Backspin offers a spate of arguments that call into question whether the Palestinians really want a state of their own. Arguments exist that suggest it is more likely than not that they prefer to remain stateless and that the West’s pursuit of a two-state solution amounts to nothing more than chasing rainbows.
Given the history [...]
