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Post Columnist Insults D.C. Residents, Gun-Owners as 'Children
Thomas Sowell, are you reading? I've got a new chapter for your book "The Vision of the Anointed: Self Congratulation As a Basis for Social Policy."Washington Post columnist Courtland Milloy condescended to the great unwashed of the District of Columbia in his March 14 column as he dismissed the desire to exercise one's 2nd Amendment rights as lethal childishness. Milloy was reacting to a…
ABC Correspondent: Because of Global Warming 'Civilization as we Know
Although it didn’t get a lot of publicity – conceivably for what will end up being obvious reasons – there was a conference held last weekend by a bunch of “environmental lawyers.” Not so surprisingly, the topic of global warming was – forgive the pun – a hot one.Yet, maybe most fascinating was that the conference’s sponsor, the American Bar Association, actually invited members of the press –…
Bozell Blasts Media Coverage of Attorney Firings: 'The Double Standard
What follows is the text of a Media Research Center press release issued this morning by MRC President Brent Bozell:Alexandria, VA – The top liberal media are extensively reporting on
the Bush Administration’s replacement of eight federal attorneys in
2006, calling it a political scandal and relaying demands by Democrats
for the resignation of U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. But this…
Open Thread
Today's starter: Washington Times reporter, Christian Broadcasting Network cameraman banned from press conference by Council on Islamic Relations.
Obama's Unpaid 1980s Parking Tickets Virtually Ignored; Not a Bad 18-Y
There was somewhat interesting and awfully quiet news about the unpaid parking tickets of Barack Husseian Obambi Obama (who I call "BHOO" for short, with "Obambi" being the New York Times' Maureen Dowd's favorite nickname for the Illinois senator) in Cambridge, MA from the late 1980s.
Here is what the Somerville (MA) News reported:
..... Records from the Cambridge Traffic, Parking and…
Protestors Wrong on Vietnam Then and on Iraq Now, Group Says
When thousands of people gather in Washington, D.C., on Saturday to protest the war in Iraq, a group of Vietnam veterans hopes to take advantage of what it sees as an unprecedented opportunity to expose the massive lies told by the war protesters of the '60s that are being used again today.
Nightline on Bush in Guatemala: 'Some Say He's Angered the Gods
On Monday's Nightline, the ABC program continued the media's fascination with the Mayan "spiritual leaders" who protested this week's visit to Guatemala by President Bush.