Monthly Archives: July 2010

We get a lot of comments that we should post more of our own opinions. We mark most of them as spam, but I’ll address the issue anyway. Most opinions have already been posited by people who get paid to … Continue reading →

Anti-Sestak commercials yanked off air By Salena Zito PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW Thursday, July 15, 2010 Last updated: 8:49 pm Citing an “inaccuracy,” Sinclair Broadcasting on Thursday pulled from two Pittsburgh television stations a campaign ad sponsored by the U.S. Chamber of … Continue reading →

Minorities We need to show more sympathy for these people. * They travel miles in the heat. * They risk their lives crossing a border. * They don’t get paid enough wages. * They do jobs that others won’t do … Continue reading →

Hmmm: What’s Washington planning at our southern border? By Michelle Malkin • July 14, 2010 10:16 AM Sharing a couple of interesting e-mails from my mailbag over the past week… Read Front Page

Signs of the Times By Thomas Sowell · Tuesday, July 13, 2010 If you could spend vast amounts of other people’s money just by saying a few magic words, wouldn’t you be tempted to do it? Barack Obama has spent … Continue reading →

Awhile back I said I would have more to say on the fact that there was no real news. It didn’t seem very worthwhile and I never got around to it. But this old story brings up another old story. … Continue reading →

Punish the victim, reward the illegal alien criminal By Michelle Malkin • July 9, 2010 03:58 PM Life in this insane, open-borders no-longer-a-nation, from here in my state of Colorado: Read Front Page

Lloyd Grove – Wed Jul 7, 7:46 am ET You’d think the well-heeled and enlightened eggheads at the Aspen Ideas Festival—which is running all week in this fashionable resort town with heady panel discussions and earnest disquisitions involving all manner … Continue reading →

By Walter E. Williams Wednesday, July 7, 2010 The celebration of our founders’ 1776 revolt against King George III and the English Parliament is over. Let’s reflect how the founders might judge today’s Americans and how today’s Americans might judge … Continue reading →

On the Fourth of July, we celebrate our Independence Day—our freedom from oppressive government and our commitment to individual freedom. In doing so, we oppose the Obama vision, and his blueprint for America. Read Front Page