‘Profiling’ Is Not a Dirty Word
We tip-toe around it because we have allowed politically correct labels to make it seem to be so.
Thanking God for What Makes Us Exceptional
Being thankful that “Don’t touch my junk” is today’s version of “Give me liberty or give me death.”
Outrage or Farce: NBC News Names Ground Zero Mosque Developer ‘Person of the Year’
Of all the people in all the world, NBC chooses to honor the provocateur behind one of the most controversial projects in America. On Thanksgiving.
A Child Is Not Dead: Philippe Karsenty and the Al Dura Hoax
The disturbing video circled the world faster than you can say “blood libel.” But the incident turned out to be a hoax, and Karsenty has spent nearly a decade of his life trying to prove it.
Cultural Sensitivity and America’s Continuing Crisis
Our relativism relating to Islam isn't winning us any points with Muslims in Afghanistan, Iraq, or here in America.
Where Is the Democrats’ Tea Party?
The Democratic Party has become synonymous with deficits, defeatism, and the decay of the American dream. Where are the rank-and-file Dems who will rescue their party from its hard left leadership?
Kucinich Push for Committee Spot Foiled by Race Issues in His Own Office?
A staffer who complained of race problems was placed on paid leave in May. The staffer is still getting a paycheck, and has not worked since then.
North Korea Crisis: Obama’s Crisis Team Isn’t Exactly the Dream Team
Gird your loins! The international test is here, so let's meet a few of the people advising President Obama as he faces the mess in Korea.
Pay Cuts Aren’t Enough: Time to Lay Off Federal Workers
Massive redundancies, dedicated conference room schedulers, and job security that might as well be tenure plague federal agencies.
When in Danger, Profiling Is Rational
A woman walking at night who fears the approaching footsteps of a male is drawing on reason.
In the Battle for Our Values, Be Prepared to Speak
I was recently ashamed for not being ready to debate a leftist who slandered me. Here's what I should have said, and promise to say next time.
Audacity: Ground Zero Mosque Developers Apply for $5M in U.S. Taxpayer Money
The "cultural bridge" appears to be in financial trouble.
Decision Points: Insight into Mismanagement
Bush's memoir shows the former chief executive to be an admirable man driven by conviction, but doomed by miscommunication in the White House.
Politicized Science vs. Anti-Science Republicans
Just because the motives of many climate change advocates are questionable, even evil, does that mean the entire global warming proposition is a fraud?
The Washington Independent Passes into the Night
And only the Huffington Post and yours truly pause long enough to note the death of this obscure, Soros-funded home for wayward liberal bloggers Dave Weigel and Spencer Ackerman.
Texas Speaker’s Race: the New Majority’s First Test
There's a battle for power in Austin centered on one question: Who gets to elect the next speaker of the Texas House? The answer to that question determines its outcome.
Gun Control Advocate Traver to Head ATF
Obama has nominated a Chicagoan with no senior executive level experience to run the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.
Public Acceptance of New TSA Procedures Has Been Exaggerated
As usual, the mainstream media asks all the wrong questions.
The Bizarre Case of Nietzsche: The Pro-Jewish Writer Who Inspired a Million Anti-Semites
Perhaps the most pro-Jewish German writer of his time, his ideas were adopted by Hitler and Nazism.
PJM Political 11/20/10: At the Intersection of Tea and Hollywood
Where do the Tea Parties, Hollywood, General Motors, and gay rights go after the midterms? Find out from this week's show, hosted by the Vodkapundit, Stephen Green.
Yet Another Anti-Putin Journalist Brutally Beaten
Oleg Kashin is the latest victim of Putin's brutality, as Washington cravenly sticks to its "reset" policy.
Ghailani Trial Provides Road Map to Victory for Future Terror Detainees
Claim "coercion" and the U.S. government will not fight the claim, lest they be forced to out a covert officer during the trial.
Disgusted with My Choices, I Didn’t Vote — Am I Un-American?
Last time I voted I helped put Obama in office, so I'm a little gun-shy.
Calling a Swede a Swede
Imagine an alternate universe where terrorists are Scandinavian — Swedes, to be specific.
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