In an age where Jimmy Carter is believed to be the worst president in American history, I believe Carter is now pulling for Barack Obama to take the title. Obama was the center of attention Tuesday night as he stood before a joint session of Congress to give the annual State of the Union address. Th ... Read More

GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich is blasting NBC News for the way it handled Monday evening's debate. In particular, Gingrich threatened to boycott future debates if audiences were forced to hold their applause and remain silent. NBC News' Brian Williams instructed the audience that they cou ... Read More

What should a media outlet do if it has a bombshell news story on a candidate for president of the United States?  Should it run the story?  Should it wait until an "appropriate" time... say, perhaps after a major primary election?  If a media outlet does "sit" on the bombshell news, is it even news ... Read More

According to MSNBC's left-winger-in-chief Chris Matthews, it's not just someone's name but HOW you say it that can be a tip-off that you are a racist. That's right. Because Newt Gingrich addressed moderator Juan Williams as "Juan" (his name) at Monday night's debate, Matthews thinks that makes Gingr ... Read More

There's been plenty of analysis about Monday night's GOP presidential debate. For me, there was not much new said regarding most of the issues of the day. It was the same old, same old. But, when Fox News moderator Juan Williams kept trying to interject race into the discussion, then the debate got ... Read More

There you have it. Jon Huntsman has exited the race and thrown his support behind Mitt Romney. But in an effort to exit a little louder than he entered (or how he was at any time during his campaign), the former Utah governor has taken a parting shot at the GOP presidential race. Whining or right on ... Read More

Billionaire Warren Buffet is at it again. Remember last summer? Buffet wrote an op-ed in the New York Times (imagine that) titled "Stop Coddling the Super-Rich" in which he lamented the state of affairs in America and how the "mega rich" were spared from contributing their "fair share" of taxes. Now ... Read More

We have just passed the one-year anniversary of the tragedy in Tucson, Arizona in which nineteen people were shot including Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. When the news broke one of the first reactions from some of the left-wing talking heads was that it was because of the Tea Party and vitriolic rhetoric ... Read More

So there you have it. Mitt Romney is now two for two. After narrowly winning in Iowa last week, the former Massachusetts governor followed up with a much stronger showing in New Hampshire on Tuesday night. Ron Paul finished second, and Jon Huntsman finished third. The exit polls were full of interes ... Read More