Archive for July, 2011
Sneak Peek: The Conservative Cubicle Art Project
A couple months ago, in a post about the Power Line Prize, Kurt Schlichter wrote: [T]here is a problem with conservative art, which is the same with all art in general – most of it sucks. Most art is bad. Conservative art seems to be bad in its own unique way. As my Twitter pal [...]
Clearing the Browser Tabs – What Do You Know About The Fourth Friday Edition
As we head into the Independence Day weekend, why not take a look at some interesting facts about the day? You probably know most of the ten facts LiveScience listed about the Fourth of July, but it’s worth a review. Who knows? Maybe you’ll be like me and find something there that you didn’t know [...]
Speaking Truth to Power is Officially Out of Style at MS-NBC, but I Have Questions
Man, I love it when the left starts firing on itself, and these days, it’s been happening at lot more often. Mark Halperin, of Time magazine and a frequent contributor to the shrieking monkey cage that is MS-NBC, uttered an indelicate phrase about the Obamessiah and was subsequently sent into a television time-out for a [...]
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