Officer Darren Wilson did not suffer a broken eye socket as a result of his deadly confrontation, according to latest reports On Tuesday it was reported that he had suffered an ‘orbital blowout fracture’ The officer was taken to a hospital with a badly swollen face following the shooting on August 9, but x-rays […]
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August 22nd, 2014 | Tags: Darren Wilson, Ferguson, Gov. Jay Nixon, Jim Hoft, Michael Brown, Michael Yon, riots, rule of law, Thomas Sowell | Category: Bloggers, law enforcement, Media, Missouri, Racism | Comments are closed
Joe Newby Spokane Conservative Examiner 8/1/2014 On Thursday, we reported that Sheila Jackson Lee, the Texas Democrat once dubbed the “Congressional boss from Hell,” falsely claimed Democrats never filed articles of impeachment against George W. Bush. When PJMedia’s Dwayne Horner contacted her office Thursday for further comment on her “mis-statement,” however, he was berated by […] August 2nd, 2014 | Tags: abuse of power, Dwayne Horner, impeachment, PJ Media, President George W. Bush, Rep. Dennis Kucinich, scandal, Sheila Jackson Lee, threats | Category: Bloggers, Congress, corruption, IRS, journalism | Comments are closed
Andrew Stiles The Washington Free Beacon 6/2/2014 More than 40 Senate Democrats have signed on to a constitutional amendment proposed by Senator Tom Udall’s (D., N.M.) that would fundamentally alter the right to free speech. Republicans are attacking the proposal, which would “give Congress clear authority in the Constitution to regulate the campaign finance system,” […] June 2nd, 2014 | Tags: campaign finances, Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, Koch brothers, McCutcheon v. FEC, Sen. Harry Reid, Sen. Ted Cruz, Sen. Tom Udall | Category: 1st Amendment, Bloggers, Congress, Elections, Media, Politics, SCOTUS | Comments are closed
Sancho Panza Soopermexican 6/1/2014 Early Saturday it was announced by the administration that the only American prisoner of war in the Afghanistan was released in exchange for 5 Guantanamo Bay terrorists being set free to Qatar. The circumstances of the capture of Bowe Bergdahl had been in question long before his release – supposedly he […] June 1st, 2014 | Tags: Andrew C. McCarthy, AWOL, Guantanamo Bay detainees, negotiations, Patriot Act, Rep. Buck McKeon, Robert Bergdahl, rule of law, Sen. James Inhofe, Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, Taliban, treason, Twitter | Category: Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Bloggers, Congress, Foreign Policy, Islam, Media accountability, Military, National Security, Politics, Social networking websites, terrorism | Comments are closed
How Journalists Are Honoring One ‘Happy Warrior’
Ericka Andersen The Foundry Heritage.org 5/16/2014 Journalists and bloggers from across the country gathered at the Newseum in Washington, D.C., this week to recognize the contributions of three individuals who exemplify the spirit of the late Andrew Breitbart. The Daily Signal, the soon-to-launch multimedia […] May 17th, 2014 | Tags: Andrew Breitbart, Greg Gutfield, The Daily Signal | Category: Bloggers, journalism, Media, Politics, Video | Comments are closed
Richard Weir The Boston Herald 5/12/2014 Cardinal Sean O’Malley this morning said he was deeply “saddened” that Harvard University is allowing a black mass that is a sacrilegious parody of Roman Catholic liturgy to go forward tonight. “I was disappointed. I was hoping Harvard would see how offensive and evil this was, and please ask […] May 12th, 2014 | Tags: black mass, Cardinal Sean O’Malley, Catholics, Christopher Robichaud, Drew Faust, Elizabeth Scalia, Greta van Susteren, Harvard University, Satanic Temple, The Anchoress | Category: 1st Amendment, Bloggers, Massachusetts, religion | Comments are closed
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