NYT: Ahmadinejad for President
By Steven M. Warshawsky

The New York Times on Saturday offered a disgustingly sympathetic portrait of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. (H/T: Dinocrat .) While the article acknowledges (in the words of an anonymous political science professor in Tehran) that "being against Jews and Zionists is an essential part" of Ahmadinejad's political identity, the focus ... Full Article
Posted On May 31, 2006

Anti-American Speaks the Truth
By Thomas E. Brewton

For once, we can agree with a college student's anti-American tirade: The New School's founding ideals are definitely not conservative. The New York Times , in a May 20 article by David M. Herszenhorn, reported that, "The jeers, boos and insults flew, as caustic as any that angry New Yorkers ... Full Article
Posted On May 25, 2006

What Conservative Paradigm?
By Steven M. Warshawsky

Recently in the American Spectator , Jeffrey Lord argued that ”[e]lections are about paradigms, not presidents,” and predicts that Republicans won’t lose control of Congress this year because a “conservative paradigm” currently exists in this country and “America is not about to sign on to a new liberal paradigm of ... Full Article
Posted On May 22, 2006

What is going on?
By Elaine Williams

Have I missed something? Just what has gone on with this country in the past forty or so years? Demonstrations, sit-ins, protests, shouting matches, political correctness, our collective head in the sand--these are undermining not only a sense of what America is but it is also a corrosive force. The ... Full Article
Posted On May 18, 2006

Bush Addresses the Nation: The Immigration Dog and Pony Show
By Jim Kouri

On Thursday, the Department of Homeland Security's Immigration and Customs Enforcement proudly announced that they arrested one of the owners of a Mexican restaurant in Missouri following worksite enforcement operations at his Missouri and Iowa restaurants. Julio Zapala-Urbina, co-owner of Julio's Mexican Restaurants in St. Joseph, Mo., and Cedar Falls ... Full Article
Posted On May 15, 2006

"United 93": Taut, riveting, intense - but nothing to applaud
By Gene Lalor

Some movies you want to see, and so you do. Some movies you don’t want to see, so you don’t. Some films you don’t want to see but feel you have to. In this rarified category would be The Passion of the Christ a few years ago. A current example ... Full Article
Posted On May 10, 2006