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DC | Todd Starnes: ‘Bitter America’ loves West and Palin, not Obama and Mitt Posted on July 29 2012 – 1:00 PM – Posted by: Doug Brady Starnes says what may be surprising to some reading his book is that “Bitter  America” is not some neat geographical area. It can be found all over the  country. “I discovered that there are ‘Bitter Americans’ from coast to coast,” he  said. “I…

Another day, another glaring example of liberal bias from the mainstream media. This one is particularly egregious. Take it away, Noel Sheppard (Newsbusters): On Sunday, Pink’s “Stupid Girls” was played before a CNN Sunday Morning  piece about former Alaska governor Sarah Palin visiting a Chick-fil-A restaurant  to show support for the embattled company (video follows with transcript and  commentary): [Music and lyrics]: Aha, aha. Stupid girl, stupid girls,  stupid girls. Maybe if I act like…

Nat Hentoff | What Still Shocks Me About ObamaCare Posted on July 28 2012 – 7:00 PM – Posted by: Doug Brady Amid the huge response — both triumphant and agonized — to the Supreme Court’s preservation of Obamacare, I was surprised at how little attention was being paid to that law’s core purpose: to strongly control health care costs where government funding is involved, as it increasingly will be….

Charles Gasparino | Dodd-Frank only exacerbated ‘too big to fail’ philosophy Posted on July 28 2012 – 8:30 PM – Posted by: Doug Brady The two-year anniversary of Dodd-Frank has come and gone, and Too Big To Fail  is only growing. Sure, President Obama assured us the sweeping law would reform the sleaze and  mindless risk-taking of the banking business — but all it’s given us is the  certainty of…

San Diego Union-Tribune | The worst presidential bust ever: Barack Obama Posted on July 28 2012 – 10:00 PM – Posted by: Doug Brady He took office at a time when the U.S. economy was on its worst slide in 75 years, but pushed policies using borrowed money that were more meant to preserve government jobs than broadly help the private sector where the great majority of Americans work, ensuring…

Daniel Halper | Pelosi: Republican Jews are being exploited, you know Posted on July 28 2012 – 12:04 PM – Posted by: Doug Brady In an interview, House minority leader Nancy Pelosi said that she believes Republican Jews are “being exploited,” but she was sure to add, “And they’re smart people.” Pelosi made the comments in response to whether Jewish voters would support President Barack Obama in the presidential election…

Mike Bloomberg | Cops should go on strike for gun control or something Posted on July 28 2012 – 1:00 PM – Posted by: Doug Brady Well, I would take it one step further. I don’t understand why the police officers across this country don’t stand up collectively and say, we’re going to go on strike. We’re not going to protect you. Unless you, the public, through your legislature, do…

Nancy Pelosi recently sat down for an interview with Bloomberg’s Al Hunt. Most of the interview was your basic, garden variety nonsense from San Fran Nan: Democrats are interested in cutting the deficit (by $4 trillion, she clams) but those Wascally Wepublicans won’t let them; Republicans want to give money away to rich people (how allowing citizens to keep their own money is a giveaway is unclear); raising taxes on…

Video: Gov. Palin Stumps for Ted Cruz in Houston with Rousing Speech – Devito; Updated: The Palins stop by Chick-fil-A after the speech Posted on July 27 2012 – 8:42 PM – Posted by: Submissions Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin tonight delivered a significant stump speech supporting US Senate candidate Ted Cruz at a rally in Houston, Texas. Gov. Palin said that Cruz would be going to Washington to repeal…

Sean Trende | Obama Spending Blitz Brings Little Change in Race Posted on July 27 2012 – 10:00 PM – Posted by: Doug Brady A month ago, I suggested that the punditry’s coverage of the presidential race might indicate a case of collective histrionic personality disorder. Its reaction to President Obama’s June spending push hasn’t improved the prognosis. In the course of a few weeks, the narrative has shifted from…