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Rising gas prices used to be big news, but not so these days. Although the national average climbed to $3.56 on Feb. 20, setting a February record after going up nearly a month straight, there was far less coverage than … Continue reading
Obama’s “We can’t wait” campaign is in full swing. And Tuesday, he added another soundbite to the growing collection showing him bashing Congress and vowing to got it alone. “When Congress refuses to act, Joe and I are going to … Continue reading
In the summer of 2009, when the outrage over the Democrats’ emerging health care reform bills was at its height, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin was excoriated by the left for saying: “The America I know and love is not one … Continue reading
The wife of Martyr Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan Behdast, who was assassinated by Mossad agents in Tehran in January, reiterated on Tuesday that her husband sought the annihilation of the Zionist regime wholeheartedly. “Mostafa’s ultimate goal was the annihilation of Israel,” … Continue reading
I hardly know what to say about the latest developments in the Heartland document dump. Profanity seems too weak, and incredulity too tame. To recap for those who weren’t following along at home, last week, someone emailed a bunch of … Continue reading
Are we still allowed to enjoy the occasional Chris Christie porn or has his shilling for Romney made that hopelessly taboo? Before you answer, watch the second clip below too; I tossed it in there especially for the social cons … Continue reading
White House press secretary Jay Carney first says Republicans “forced” President Obama to deny the permit for the Keystone XL pipeline. Later in his press briefing, Carney says Obama didn’t turn down the pipeline. “In terms of Keystone, as you … Continue reading
There’s a lot of buzz in the political world about “Game Change,” the movie version of the 2008 campaign best-seller that premieres next month on HBO. The book, by journalists Mark Halperin and John Heilemann, focused equally on the bitter … Continue reading
An extended, contentious nomination contest paradoxically hones and improves a presidential candidate — except when it nonparadoxically does not. It is increasingly difficult to argue that the GOP is benefiting from the struggle between Mitt Romney and the challenger — … Continue reading
When the IE team heard that Google had bypassed user privacy settings on Safari, we asked ourselves a simple question: is Google circumventing the privacy preferences of Internet Explorer users too? We’ve discovered the answer is yes: Google is employing similar … Continue reading