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Cliff Kincaid Accuracy in Media 10/10/2013 Bill de Blasio, the Obama-backed Democrat “progressive” poised to become New York City’s mayor, is under attack by “Rupert Murdoch’s tabloid empire,” his supporters are charging. It’s a reference to the New York Post examining the candidate’s ties to the Nicaraguan Solidarity Network, a Communist-front organization that still supports […] October 10th, 2013 | Tags: Alliance for Global Justice, Bill de Blasio, Daniel Ortega, David Dinkins, Democratic Socialists of America, Joe Lhota, New York City, Nicaragua, Sandinistas, U.S. Peace Council | Category: New York | Comments are closed
Shoshana Bryen American Thinker 1/7/2013 …Since Secretary Clinton is preparing to turn the reins of the State Department over to Sen. John Kerry, formerly chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, it is worth noting Sen. Kerry’s response to the Honduran crisis. Sen. Jim DeMint tried to visit Honduras shortly after Zelaya’s ouster to bring […] January 7th, 2013 | Tags: coup, Daniel Ortega, Hugo Chavez, Jose Manuel Zelaya, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Sen. Jim DeMint, Sen. John Kerry | Category: Barack Obama, Foreign Policy, Honduras, Latin America, South America, Venezuela | Comments are closed
Jim Hoft GatewayPundit 6/11/2011 The far left Palin-hating cranks at The Guardian reported this week that aides to Margaret Thatcher told them, “Lady Thatcher will not be seeing Sarah Palin… That would be belittling for Margaret – Sarah Palin is nuts.” We all knew this did not sound like something Lady Thatcher would say. It […] June 11th, 2011 | Tags: "The Undefeated", Argentina, conservatives, Daniel Ortega, Falklands, Hugo Chavez, Malvinas Islands, Margaret Thatcher, Organization of American States (OAS), Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, The Guardian | Category: Great Britain, journalism, Marxism, Politicians, Progressives, sarah palin, Socialism, South America | Comments are closed
(Michael Ramirez) “The last year and a half of the [President Manuel] Zelaya Administration will be, in my view, extraordinarily difficult for our bilateral relationship. His pursuit of immunity from the numerous activities of organized crime carried out in his administration will cause him to threaten the rule of law and institutional […] December 28th, 2010 | Tags: Ambassador Charles Ford, Ambassador Hugo Llorens, Central America, Daniel Ortega, Hugo Chavez, Jose Manuel Zelaya, Raul Castro, WikiLeaks | Category: Barack Obama, corruption, Elections, Foreign Policy, Honduras, Marxism, Media accountability, Politicians, South America | Comments are closed
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