November 2015

BreitbartLondon: The newly appointed Polish foreign minister has moved to forestall the inevitable hand-wringing over the Paris attacks, this morning claiming “crazed leftists” would blame the killings of over 120 [Read More]

Oh Geez. Here we go with the “strongly worded demand letters” again. Is this all Republicans know how to do? And THEN what, Bobby? Breitbart: In a letter to President [Read More]

“And whoever emigrates for the cause of Allah will find on the earth many locations and abundance,” says the Quran. “And whoever leaves his home as an emigrant to Allah [Read More]

WashingtonExaminer: House Speaker Paul Ryan iterated his support for a “pathway to legal status” for illegal immigrants Sunday, but opposed a pathway to citizenship, and also rejected the much more [Read More]

Make a note of what this fool says and remember it when he asks for your vote. Breitbart- South Carolina Senator and Republican presidential candidate Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) argued the Paris terror attacks are [Read More]

WashingtonTimes: President Obama walked in late Sunday on a moment of silence being held by world leaders in Turkey to honor the victims of Friday’s terrorist attacks in Paris. Reporters traveling [Read More]

Update: BREAKING: Obama releases five more Gitmo prisoners overnight!  h/t MarkMac.

You know, there is a way to guarantee the kids won’t be white, but I guess she’s racist against blacks too. Another thing. Why does she capitalize whiteness? iOTW’s Aurelius [Read More]

There was a black guy shot by police in Minneapolis. His name is Jamar Clark. Police were responding to a domestic dispute. Clark’s girlfriend was being carried into an EMT [Read More]

Professor Melissa Click totally looks like Margaret from Dennis the Menace. Hat Tip Media Bladders

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I was just playing poker online and a guy showed up with the Eiffel Tower Peace Sign as his avatar. I couldn’t help chatting. I asked, “uhhh, Mugambo, how is [Read More]

This was maybe almost a half-decade ago. I have to say, I do see political movement, ever so slightly, in the direction of Andrew Klavan’s common sense. It’s almost imperceptible, [Read More]