I’ll admit, some liberals have been nasty toward the death of Andrew Breitbart. 43 is far too young to die and his family does deserve condolences. But the fact remains that Breitbart was not a nice man. His life’s mission was to destroy people, using whatever means, honest or not, possible. He did not, however, deserve to die.
One of the oddest things about the current Republican party is that their two most powerful influencers would probably hate what has been made of their legacy.
I have a confession to make. By Rush Limbaugh’s standards, I am a slut. I am a prostitute, or at least I was.
Gingrich has used the term ‘San Francisco values’ for years and the connotation is anything but wholesome. Last month, Newt Gingrich had this to say about Pelosi and her home city.
The Daily Caller might be taking lessons from Andrew Breitbart. In a weirdly edited video, race car driver Danica Patrick was asked about the birth control mandate in the Affordable Healthcare Act. Because, I guess by being part of a sport where few women have ventured, she’s representative of all women?
The Rick Santorum campaign is leveling some interesting charges against Mitt Romney and Ron Paul. Santorum claims that the two campaigns are coordinating, and there’s some evidence to back him up.
In a story that is starting to sound more and more like the build up to the Iraq war, emails have been leaked which indicate that Israel already destroyed Iran’s nuclear program.
For a moment I thought I needed to have my ears checked. Conservative pundit, George Will said that the latest Republican game of blaming the President for rising gas prices was ‘nonsense.’
As a Presidential candidate, Rick Santorum’s entire campaign is based on what he believes to be the Word of the Bible. It’s not a leap of imagination to think that Santorum would be appalled at the idea of foreign invaders burning the Judeo/Christian Holy Book, but when the religious text is on the other foot, there is a double standard of piousness.
In an interview today, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer endorsed Mitt Romney for President. And for the second time in a month, she publicly disrespected the President.
In one of the best political scenes I’ve seen in a while, Virginia Delegate, David Albo, a Republican, regaled the chamber with his sad tale of marital sex denied.
If Kansas’ Governor Sam Brownback has his way, the poor of his state will get poorer while the rich get richer. The bill, sponsored by the Governor, is being sold as cutting income taxes on Kansas residents while doing away with them for small businesses.
I was fortunate enough in 2008 to hear President Obama speak, twice. Both times were in front of packed crowds with tens of thousands of supporters. Romney, by contrast, appeared yesterday in front of a sad looking stadium crowd of just 1200 people.
A candidate for President of all the people of the United States should at least pretend to be in touch, but not Romney.
Here’s a shocker – teens have sex. A national poll says that 46% of high school students have had sex. Every year, about 400,000 teen girls get pregnant. The cost of teen pregnancy is about $10 billion per year. One in four teen girls has an STD.
I’m sure that somewhere, someone (I think it was Celine Dion) said, ‘love can move mountains.’ Well, love has done something even more spectacular. It’s moved a GOP lawmaker to vote for marriage equality.
Bill Maher has often been a vocal critic of President Obama and even a bigger critic of Super PACs. But last night, Maher put his money where his mouth hasn’t always been and coughed up a cool million for Obama’s floundering Super PAC coffers.
Birth control pills, although taken exclusively by women, aren’t really about women. They are about men. Isn’t everything? Birth control pills, it seems, can cause prostate cancer in men.
I was surprised to read that while appearing on Fox’s Mike Gallagher Show, Chris Wallace actually agreed with MSNBC that Pat Buchanan was a flaming bigot (my words) and that firing him was their decision to make.
Just a few days ago, the State of New Jersey’s Senate passed a bill legalizing gay marriage. There was partying in the streets of Hoboken, right? Wrong. Unfortunately for the citizens of New Jersey, their ‘small government’ Governor holds their civil rights in his veto hand and his pen is cocked.
