Brad Cooper has become the latest Kansas City Star reporter to bully conservative politicians, and to mislead the public about these public figures. Brad Cooper can dish it, but can he take it?
Vote: Who would be the weakest in a physical fight?
By Jack Cashill. Published with permission.
Sarah Palin may be the reigning Republican idiot, but she shares in a proud legacy that dates back to at least Dwight David Eisenhower, if not earlier. (more…)
Men support giving Laughner the death penalty more strongly than women do. Adults over 40 feel more strongly than those who are younger that the suspect should receive a death sentence if convicted.
Sixty percent (60%) of whites favor the death penalty in this case, compared to just 35% of blacks.
In 1979, of course, Jimmy Carter was the incumbent President, and no sophisticated, intelligent person in Washington thought Ronald Reagan had a serious chance of beating him. The RNC was convinced Reagan would be another Goldwater, and its entire focus was to deny him the 1980 nomination. You know what happened.
Let’s do the simple math: The new revenues will produce $6.5 billion. That amount has to cover a $15 billion budget deficit. Failing a miracle of loaves and fishes, it won’t work.
No president before Barack Obama has been so right and so wrong.
When in his State of the Union speech Mr. Obama said, “This is our generation’s Sputnik moment,” citing the emergence of global competition from the likes of China and India, he was right.
Minutes later he proposed to cover the country with high-speed rail and companies making solar shingles.
High-speed rail and solar shingles? If that’s the president’s idea of meeting our Sputnik moment, then Houston, we have a problem.
By Jack Cashill. Published with permission.
Obama’s Republican Guard
It is tempting to fault Republican House leaders John Boehner and Eric Cantor for their squirrely responses to questions about President Obama’s birth certificate, but the real fault lies elsewhere. (more…)
