Saturday, the White House “declared war” on Fox News, when the President’s senior political advisor David Axelrod said that Fox News is “not really news.” The reaction to this was immediate uproar, but I admit it — I thought this… Continue Reading
For your bemusement on a Saturday, and because you’re probably tired by now of Meghan McCain’s breasts and wondering whether the saga of Balloon Boy was a hoax, I offer a smörgåsbord of internet-based bizarreness: Lady Gaga is really the… Continue Reading
Imagine if you saw a headline and news story like this one: DISNEY ELEVATES JEW TO STUDIO CHIEFA pro-Christian activist says he’s not surprised that the Walt Disney Company has named an open Jew as studio head.Disney announced last week… Continue Reading
The political issue of the strength of our currency is coming down the pike. I’ve been a lone wolf on this issue for a while and finally — finally — some news organizations are starting to notice that our prolonged… Continue Reading
Rick Moran has been running a great series of posts at Right Wing Nut House about the decline of intellectualism in modern conservatism. And I can think of no more telling symptom of that problem than this tidbit pointed out… Continue Reading
While I would regret the inherent politicization of football that it would represent, the fact of the matter is, if Rush Limbaugh is successful in his bid to purchase a majority interest in the St. Louis Rams, he would be… Continue Reading
Maybe I am missing out by not having a TV.
Top headlines today on Memeorandum: Barack Obama’s lobbying in Copenhagen wasn’t enough; Chicago’s bid for the 2016 summer Olympics was rejected on the first ballot and the Olympics are going to Rio instead. The headlines? Joe Scarborough on the Huffington… Continue Reading
Aren’t you glad we did the “second stimulus” after President Obama took office? Here’s a handy chart to remind you what President Obama said would happen if we didn’t pass the stimulus, and comparing it to what has actually happened. Gee,… Continue Reading