Anthony Weiner Photos and Texts Strike Again!
Anthony Weiner has done it again. I wrote immediately after his so-called comeback announcement that this guys was not rehabilitated, he just doesn’t know how to do anything else.
Anthony Weiner has done it again. I wrote immediately after his so-called comeback announcement that this guys was not rehabilitated, he just doesn’t know how to do anything else.
After viewing this ad depicting what Newark thinks of Corey Booker, I couldn’t help but to make a comparison. How many times did we hear Obama surrogates say that Mitt Romney’s own state – who knows him best – doesn’t like him, so neither should America?
Obama’s job approval has plummeted to the lowest level – 41% – in two years, according to the latest McClatchy-Marist. The sinking numbers – albeit still higher than those of Congress – appear just after weeks of rising gasoline prices, revelations about domestic spying and turmoil in the Middle East.
A photo by the Cassini spacecraft shows the rings of Saturn, with Earth a faint blue dot in the distance. (NASA/JPL/Cassini/Guillermo Abramson)
Carl Sagan once famously referred to the Earth as, “where we make our stand.”
NASA’s Cassini spacecraft photos from over 900 million miles away are simply breathtaking. Looking at that pale, blue dot he described suddenly makes sense. It’s our home – but just one tiny speck barely visible in the infinitely vast reach of space.
In this video narrated by Bill Whittle, “The Lynching: The Truth About Trayvon Martin And George Zimmerman,” we can see the unequivocal proof of treachery in this whole circus of a case.
I have to admit that I am a bit of confused surrounding Liz Cheney and her motives for running for Senate. She told Rush Limbaugh that she was “deeply concerned about what’s happening in Washington, and what it means for Wyoming.”
Contrary to the endless columns blaming the “model cities” initiative for the Detroit bankruptcy, in reality, secular progressives manufactured the conditions that could only have led to this bankruptcy long before the idea was ever conceived. To be sure, the “model cities” initiative accelerated and exacerbated the failures of progressivism in Detroit, and is a real-life manifestation of the failures of theoretical progressivism, but something much more fundamental and sinister has been at play for over a hundred years.
Long-time White House correspondent Helen Thomas, who covered every president from Eisenhower to Obama, has died at age 92, according to The Gridiron Club & Foundation.
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Economist Arthur Brooks appeared on Fox Business to discuss the typical consequences of policies that have the stated goal of helping the low-income class of workers. As usual, as we have seen with Obamacare in recent weeks, the actual result is always negative, despite claims to the contrary.
If conservatives want to appeal to more minority voters, while offering education reform to the current apparatus for the benefit of our children, then they need to do better than the incoherence they have exhibited in the past. The Republican Party, as a matter of policy, has praised top-down standardization, while placing an even greater emphasis on school choice.
