Tag sarah palin
Do we really want to be accused of being racist for the next four years? I don’t. It seems that every time Barack Obama is criticized, the media or someone associated with Barack Obama screams racism. If it’s a reach… Continue Reading →
If you could put a picture to media bias, these covers of Newsweek would be it. Obama and Hillary got warm and fuzzy pics while Michelle Obama got the glamorous Jackie O treatment. But with Sarah Palin, Newsweek goes so… Continue Reading →
Without any evidence whatsoever, the Associated Press has accused Sarah Palin of being racist and then without worrying about sexism they called her a “fluffy bunny.” By now we all know that Sarah Palin has been raising the connection between… Continue Reading →
On his own website, Rabbi Ben Kamin says he is a nationally-known clergyman, teacher, counselor, and the author of five books on human values. But what Rabbi Kamin wrote today is so disgusting that it’s difficult to even know where… Continue Reading →
My short little video essay on last night’s debate. Well done Sarah.
Andrea Mitchell, the liberal talking head for NBC and MSNBC, had this priceless gem last night immediately after the debate. She said Palin did well and did what she needed to do to “stop the bleeding” for the campaign. You’d… Continue Reading →
The Palin family’s often discussed and much maligned decision not to kill their own child in the womb because he’d been diagnosed with Downs Syndrome is causing at least one doctor to worry that abortions of Downs Syndrome babies might… Continue Reading →
Newsmax.com deserves a moment of praise, not for reporting that a Vatican official praised Sarah Palin, but because they referred to the source as a “Vatican official” and not “The Vatican” as reporters are wont to do. I don’t know… Continue Reading →
An thoughtless and short-sighted columnist from my hometown newspaper, The Daily News, wrote recently that: If McCain wins, look for a full-fledged race and class war, fueled by a deflated and depressed country, soaring crime, homelessness – and hopelessness! I… Continue Reading →