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Opinion · Aug 17, 2011
Fear and Loathing of Bachmann
long, nasty editorials and then claim like complete hypocrites that they’re publishing a “news” product. There are at least three reasons for the media’s everlasting enmity. The first … secular press corps seriously despises people who dare to assert that America is great in part because America has been and is inspired by Judeo-Christian values. Their ideal
Opinion · Aug 13, 2011
From The Comedy Store
Shark Week premiered on the Discovery Channel last week, showing riveting footage of the Great Whites in the deep. It’s an annual event. President Obama recorded a video … right, which is better than they usually do. Senator John Kerry declared that the news media has an obligation to stop giving airtime to Tea Party representatives. We’ve learned
Opinion · Jul 15, 2011
Drop in Illegal Immigration Opens Door for Real Reform
unemployment rising and a U.S. debt-crisis looming, Americans haven’t had much good news lately. But there is one bright spot on the policy front: Illegal immigration from Mexico … 2010, Mexican gross domestic product grew by more than 5 percent and is on pace to nearly match that rate this year. In the fourth quarter of 2010, manufacturing grew
Opinion · Jul 13, 2011
The Presidency Matters, but How Much Does Obama?
news conference after the Oklahoma City bombing gave him an opening, and the rebounding economy gave him a wind at his back. In 2010, President Obama’s party suffered from … most telling sign that Obama’s presidency has been shorn of its pretensions to greatness is not rhetorical but substantive. Obama began his presidency using his deficit reduction commission
Opinion · Jun 11, 2011
From The Comedy Store
Hillary Clinton for Fox News. That would be a shrewd defensive maneuver. If Fox News doesn’t hire at least one blonde over sixty the Obama administration will sue them … great. They did a test run of the new law and in one day the Alabama police rounded up ten illegal aliens, six Yankees and two runaways. (c) Copyright 2010
Opinion · Jun 2, 2011
Public Opinion Always Beats Media’s ‘Conventional Wisdom’
Journal headline read, “Housing Imperils Recovery ... Consumer Confidence Falls as Pessimism Grows.” Many other news organizations published similar sad stories. Why is it that many pundits so desperately want … make impressive gains on their books compared to the corresponding financial quarter in 2010. But they simply will not be able to continue doing this. They can’t just keep
Opinion · May 24, 2011
When It Comes to Doomsdays, the Left Shouldn’t Laugh at the Religious
Oceans will rise so high that they will drown many of the world’s great coastal cities; entire island-countries will disappear; vast areas of the world will … warning that the world would have to cope with 50 million climate refugees by 2010. But now that those migration flows have failed to materialize, the UN has distanced itself
Opinion · May 16, 2011
Good for Union Bosses, Bad for the Economy
business investment fell from an 8.6 percent growth rate in the last quarter of 2010 to 2.8 percent in the first quarter of this year. That’s troubling … long-time Heritage Foundation donor), which employs more than 150,000 people. There is great demand for its 787 Dreamliner aircraft, and it’s been expanding to build more
Opinion · May 11, 2011
Why the Hurry to Gloat About Bin Laden?
unique data on al-Qaeda operations, personnel and methods. “It’s going to be great even if only 10 percent of it is actionable,” a government official told Politico … Pakistanis working with al-Qaeda certainly would have been the first to spread the news that bin Laden was dead or captured. But the real treasure trove is that “college
Opinion · May 11, 2011
Fact-Challenged Ed Schultz
sure he made any conscious decision at all.” Schultz found that acceptable. “Great to have you with us tonight,” he said to Grayson at interview’s end. “Thank … radio show on Oct. 22, 2010, he announced, “I call NPR National Pentagon Radio. They’re no more left wing than Fox News as far as I’m concerned. Look
Opinion · Apr 17, 2011
Voice of a Conservative Populist
newspapers nationwide reported that henceforth the Fed’s chairmen will hold quarterly news conferences. This is probably both regrettable and inevitable. The Fed is called “independent” because it was created … tasks of “economic management” and “economic engineering.” (See his Sept. 24, 2010, speech at Princeton.) Such language, Hoenig says, is “the language of a central planner.” If the central bank
Opinion · Apr 16, 2011
From The Comedy Store
Civil War. It had to be fought. It settled once and for all the great moral issue in America whether farm work should be done by slaves or illegal aliens … always harping about President Obama’s birth certificate. Democrats did get some good news. Donald Trump just had his annual physical and the doctor told him he was as sound
Opinion · Apr 15, 2011
Budget Battle, Budget Prattle
dismal, dreary, mope-inducing performance that makes one wonder what the point of the 2010 elections were. If this was the best deal possible, fine. Republicans control only one house … debt (an amount roughly equal to Bill Clinton’s annual budgets). It was a great and glorious punt, a rhetorical can-kicking of historic proportions. But now the president throws
Opinion · Apr 9, 2011
From The Comedy Store
lifestyle magazine called Inspire, which includes an advice column, entertainment and fashion news. The first issue was a little tough. Now that al-Qaeda is America’s ally in Libya … Microsoft software to develop technology to bring data navigation and entertainment to hybrid cars. Great. If there’s anything more entertaining than a car that speeds up for no reason
Opinion · Apr 6, 2011
Obama’s Sideline Strategy
outsized, world-historic, bread and circus spectacles? Obama’s in! In truly unshocking news, Barack Obama e-mailed supporters Monday to let them know he was running for president again … public speeches, comments and remarks, and 491 in 2010. But in 2011, we have what Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus calls a “Where’s Waldo presidency” where “you frequently have
Alexander's Column · Mar 17, 2011
Reality Check
support Japanese leadership via the basic gesture of a reassuring interview with its national news service, NHK. He did find time, however, to record a presidential address on “Women … drug factions in one Mexican border town, Ciudad Juarez, adjoining El Paso, Texas, in 2010, than were murdered by Taliban and jihadi forces in all of Afghanistan last year. Obama
Opinion · Mar 8, 2011
The Politicians Blow It (Again)
legal precedents up to a very, very few years ago. Monday came the news that the administration will resume military trials of accused terrorists at Guantanamo Bay. Guantanamo -- wasn … drive away or remodel old patterns of thought and action. Growing evidence -- the 2010 elections were the first and most obvious instance, so far -- shows that the representation and recalculation
Opinion · Mar 5, 2011
From The Comedy Store
impediment and give a great wartime speech. The same therapist is working with Obama to get him say that we must cut spending. Fox News reported that employers and even … think. So they’re going to run him for Congress. (c) Copyright 2010 Argus Hamilton Argus Hamilton is the host comedian at The Comedy Store in Hollywood and speaks
Opinion · Feb 26, 2011
From The Comedy Store
misread the public mood. They should be arguing over who gets the credit. CBS News reporter Serene Branson froze up and babbled incoherently on the air covering the Grammys … wait in line. Donald Trump told interviewers his experience will help make him a great president in dealing with the deficit. That’s true. His plan is to take government
Opinion · Feb 23, 2011
Iran’s Great Fright Fleet: Will Information Warfare Meet Davy Jones’ Locker?
world will be swamped with headlines accusing the Israelis of aggression. The global television news orgasm will last at least a couple of weeks. Iran will portray itself … course) to defeat the Israelis, our common enemy. In this respect, Iran’s Great Fright Fleet is an attempt to change the subject. The warships are an information warfare task