Category: Academia, Media & Hollywood

January 20, 2010

Half Their Brain Tied Behind Their Back

Every day to the amazement and delight of more than 20 million people across the fruited plain Rush Limbaugh performs his host duties flawlessly with half his brain tied behind his back. Anyone who has ever spent an objective …

January 11, 2010

The Crucifixion of Brit Hume

During the Roman Empire’s secularist era those who acknowledged the deity of Christ were frequently fed to the lions to entertain – for lack of a better word – the “progressive” elites of the day. There’s little doubt that if …

December 31, 2009

2009 Award for Political Incorrectness: Calling out the Liberal Lies

Climategate is not just a story of some fringe scientists who conspired to hoodwink the public and expand the reach of the government. Rather, the real scandal lies in the unholy trinity that emerged among the major institutions of society: …

December 26, 2009

They’re At It Again! Media ‘Covers’ U.N. Climate Conference

How much have you heard from the mainstream media about the hypocrisy that took place at the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen this December, such as leaving thousands of NGO delegates out in the cold because, while they accredited …

December 23, 2009

Harry Reid’s biggest opponent, besides himself that is…

By Patrick Michael

According to an AP story released by MSNBC a few hours ago, Harry Reid’s major contender for next year has been identified as Sue Lowden a Republican from Nevada, oops I mean a ‘deep pocketed’ republican.

November 24, 2009

Farewell Oprah, How About a Gift to Black America Before you Go!

Filed under: Academia, Media & Hollywood - 24 Nov 2009

I have a history with Oprah Winfrey. Back in the eighties, Oprah and I worked at WJZ-TV, an ABC affiliate TV station in Baltimore. Oprah was co-host with Richard Sher of the local morning talk show, “People Are Talking”. I …

November 16, 2009

Mean Word Things: Rush isn’t the drive-bys’ only target

Nobody would expect the liberal media to be remorseful about slandering Rush Limbaugh with racist quotes that were not only fabricated, but utterly implausible. You might think they’d offer an apology to their readers and viewers, however, out of concern …

November 12, 2009

New Growth Opportunities on Facebook and Twitter

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October 26, 2009

Review: 2009 documentary “What’s the Matter with Kansas?” Buckle up.

Sometimes being right is personally rewarding, sometimes it’s of financial benefit, and sometimes, unfortunately, it’s just downright painful. I recently wrote an article, “What’s Still The Matter With Thomas Frank?” about the upcoming (at the time) documentary by filmmakers Laura …

October 25, 2009

Obama’s Marionettes

Filed under: Academia, Media & Hollywood - 25 Oct 2009

By: William P. Frasca

What ever happened to the constitutional amendment guaranteeing the freedom of the Press? Slowly but surely our United States Constitution is being demoralized and ignored by the same individuals it was enacted to protect.

October 20, 2009

Letter to Rush Limbaugh

Dear Rush,

We are so very sorry about what the scruple-less liberal bias conservative hating media have done and are continuing to do to you. While we realize you are a big boy and can handle it, you are still a …

October 19, 2009

They Lynched Limbaugh… Now us!

They did it to Rush Limbaugh. Who will be next? I am sure Al Sharpton, Jessie Jackson and others on the Left are struggling to contain their overwhelming feelings of glee and power. They did it! Their campaign of lies …

October 17, 2009

If Rush Limbaugh is a Racist, Are His 20 Million Listeners Also?

Filed under: In The News, Academia, Media & Hollywood - 17 Oct 2009

I have been a faithful Rush Limbaugh radio show listener for almost 20 years. I have never heard Rush make one racist comment. As a matter of fact, I am a black man who has been inspired and encouraged by …

October 16, 2009

These are the Times that Try Men’s Souls

As Thomas Paine said of a different time, “These are the times that try men’s souls.” But if our media leaders of today (like Peggy Noonan and George Will) had lived in that time, they would have chastised those …

October 10, 2009

Family Feud: Tea Party Movement

A reporter tried to pull me into it, “What do you think about this tea party organization not liking that tea party organization?” I said disagreements are inevitable because human beings are involved. Everyone has their opinion regarding the best …

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