Apr

23

Iran: We’re Building a Copy of the Captured US Drone

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Back in December, after a US drone went down in Iran, President Obama said “we’ve asked for it back — we’ll see how they respond.” Obama forgot to say “pretty please,” because Iran still has the drone and claims to be almost finished decoding it and also trying to build a copy for themselves: Iran [...]

Apr

16

Obama Speaks the Truth

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This I believe: “I want to thank President Santos and the people of Colombia for the extraordinary hospitality in the beautiful city of Cartagena,” said Obama. “We’re having a wonderful time. And usually when I take these summit trips, part of my job is to scout out where I may want to bring Michelle back [...]

Mar

1

Bill Clinton: Let’s Lay That Pipe!

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In the title I’m referring of course to Bill Clinton’s support for the construction of the Keystone Pipeline. Why, what did you think I was talking about? “One of the most amazing things to me about this Keystone pipeline deal is that they ever filed that route in the first place since they could’ve gone [...]

Feb

1

Nobel Peace Prize Jury Under Investigation

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***** They’re just now questioning the “peace” cred of some of the past recipients? The nomination deadline for the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize has expired amid renewed criticism the award committee has drifted away from the selection criteria established by the prize’s founder. Stockholm’s County Administrative Board, which supervises foundations and trusts in the city, [...]

Jan

16

GOP Debate: Five Alive

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Jon Huntsman officially dropped out of the race earlier today, which means two things heading into tonight’s South Carolina debate: Michelle Malkin’s mute button finally gets a chance to cool off, and the field has now been narrowed down to five: The remaining Republican presidential candidates treated Jon Huntsman’s endorsement of Mitt Romney as he [...]

Dec

11

Obama Goes to Church, Reverend Tells Congregation He’s Not the Messiah

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WHAT? You mean, this isn’t The One we’ve been waiting for? Oprah will be more upset than the last time she glanced at her television network’s balance sheet. From ABC News: Holding hands and smiling despite the 37 degree temperatures, the President Obama and his family walked across the street from the White House to [...]

Dec

6

Obama Channeling Teddy Roosevelt in Kansas Today

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As evidenced above, the similarities are already uncanny, but President Obama today will try and draw himself even closer to Teddy Roosevelt: OSAWATOMIE, KAN. — President Obama will give an economic speech in Osawatomie, Kan., Tuesday at a location the White House says it was very specific in picking and was meant to stir echoes [...]

Nov

29

2006 Video: Barack Obama Confesses Who Came Up With the Title for His Book

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There are those who say William Ayers wrote Barack Obama’s first book “Dreams From My Father.” I don’t know if it’s alleged that somebody else wrote Obama’s second book, “The Audacity of Hope,” but we do know who came up with the title. In 2006, Obama admitted that the title was the idea of his [...]

Aug

26

ESPN Comes to Obama’s Rescue After Azinger Tweets a Zinger

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Nobody but nobody screws with ESPN’s favorite bracketologist and politicking sports fan, pal! From USA Today: ESPN is coming down on Paul Azinger for mocking President Barack Obama on Twitter. The golf analyst tweeted Friday that the Commander-in-chief plays more golf than he does — and that Azinger has created more jobs this month than [...]

Jul

15

Was Obama’s Mother Really the Victim of a ‘Broken Health Care System’?

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On the campaign trail in 2007 and 2008, and all the way up until the health care law was passed, Barack Obama told a story about his personal reason for going on a quest to reform the “broken health care system.” The story, repeated often, was that his mother had cancer and spent the last [...]

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