Monthly Archives: April 2011

By Ann Coulter If only Bernie Madoff had posted naked videos of himself on the Internet, the SEC might have noticed him. Seventeen of the porn-surfers were being paid government salaries of $99,356 to $222,418. These are the true beneficiaries … Continue reading →

First off, about the birth certificate. If a man with his money, crooked friends, and power couldn’t come up with a birth certificate after two years, he’s even stupider and more incompetent than his detracters think. Since it wasn’t done … Continue reading →

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There’s a new ? conspiracy theory out that the Republican Party nominated McCain and Palin to get O’Obama elected and ensure that Palin would lose any political capital that she had. It’s true that those in the patriot movement would … Continue reading →

By Jonah Goldberg Obama has never run on a record. He’s always run almost literally on a hope and a prayer. Now he must defend what he has done — and what he has failed to do. If that makes … Continue reading →

By David Limbaugh I only indulge in this brief inquiry into Obama’s mindset because it enables us to see that he doesn’t view the nation’s financial problems with the same degree of urgency as most of us do. To him, … Continue reading →

by Michelle Malkin Creators Syndicate Copyright 2011 Don’t be fooled by The Donald. Take it from one who knows: I’m a South Jersey gal who was raised on the outskirts of Atlantic City in the looming shadow of Trump’s towers. … Continue reading →

Al Way to go Shawn in NC. Apparently you survived those vicious storms. I would like to piggy back on your comments. The President whining on his perpetual campaign tour about bridges, roads, infrastructure, taxes. Well great, whiner in chief … Continue reading →

By Arnold Ahlert You don’t run up $14 trillion of debt without cultivating vice as virtue. Thus, when the president speaks of confiscating more and more wealth from the private sector, the failure of which “would lead to fundamentally different … Continue reading →