Archives: 2007 November

In Khartoum today, a crowd described by some as numbering in the hundreds and by others in the thousands, marched in support of a death sentence for Gillian Gibbons, the British schoolteacher who was convicted of insulting Islam after her class of seven-year-olds named a teddy bear “Muhammad”:
The protesters, some carrying swords, screamed, “Shame, shame […]

Everybody tells me that the Washington Post is a great newspaper. It has some of the best reporters. It reports all the important news. But what do they call news? And how do they report it? Is rumor news? Is it proper to report a known falsehood as news?
In an article titled “Foes Use Obama’s […]

WASHINGTON, DC — Green Party leaders called on President Bush to cancel an order directing the CIA to interfere with a December 2 voters’ referendum in Venezuela and to cease actions intended to destabilize the Chavez government.

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The far left denies it, but there’s daily proof that secular Grinches are working around the clock to deny Americans the right to celebrate Christmas. The secular movement has managed to force most public Christmas celebrations out of schools. Here’s another glaring example of the war the militant secularists wage against Christmas.
From The Associated Press:
Wash. […]

RFK, Jr. has disappointed millions of liberals, progressives and environmentalists by endorsing Hillary Clinton.
RFK, Jr. once said: “the Republicans are 95 percent corrupt and the Democrats are 75 percent corrupt.” This has been widely quoted because of its honest assessment of the corrupt two-party system.
He has also pointed out: “While communism is the control […]

The latest Fox News/Opinion Dynamics poll of 1,000 likely New Hampshire voters came out today, based on interviews conducted as recently as last night. Here are the numbers:

With a margin of error of plus or minus four points and fourteen percent undecided, the race remains wide open. Still, two points stand out. […]