Ezra Taft Benson was a great patriot. He served as the Secretary of Agriculture for the Eisenhower Administration and the 14th President of the Church of the Later-day Saints.
Videos of him and his speeches are all over the internet and seem as relevant today as they were when he spoke them. Check out his movie , “Man Freedom and Government which he wrote and narrated. part 1 of three HERE
Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Tuesday defended the so-called Fairness Doctrine in an interview on Fox News, saying, “I think we should all be fair and balanced, don’t you?” (more…)
There are three major ways to destroy the integrity of an election: stuff the polls with illegal voters, the ballot box with illegal votes, and finally, the good old standby of intimidation and fear. As a Chicago-style politician who admires 3rd world dictators and radicals, Barack is for all of the above and is privately promising Union heavies to implement their demand that the government strip workers of the right to cast their votes in private when unionizing. That way workers who vote against union can easily be singled out as scabs and have their legs broken.
If you don’t believe me ask George McGovern… (more…)
Complaining about the bias of tv correspondents at this point is a little like pointing out Chicken McNuggets taste more like sponges and rubber than chicken. It’s the flavor we keep coming back for. I don’t care, except to note that Andrea Mitchell is vying to win the coveted Chris Matthew’s Shivery Leg Award for Journalistic Objectivity by using her years of experience to report the news exactly the way Obama tells it to her.
Click the Keep readingto see Andrea at her professional best, asserting the Obama accusation McCain would soon be attacking him for not “look[ing] like those other presidents on the dollar bills” was not an attempt to paint McCain as a racist, but Obama playing the self-deprecating humor card.
A little tribute to Rush on the 20th anniversary of his show. I’m not sure how anyone ever became aware of him because I can’t think of a reason why anyone would turn on the radio at noon before his arrival.
AM radio was an awful place in 1988 — a staticky ghetto for kooks, conspiracies, and screamers. Since then Rush has transformed himself into the foremost conservative leader in America and the entire AM band into such coveted real estate, our presumptive Democratic landlords are looking for ways to evict him.
More Rush tributes to be found at Human Events all this week.