Salvaging Mrs. Clinton’s Legacy in a Shattered Libya
The Washington Post is clearly attempting to pave the way for Mrs. Clinton’s candidacy by casting the intervention into Libya as a necessary evil with an unfortunate ending, and by excusing Obama’s intervention in the same country twice.
Two Scandals on Hold as Presidential Primaries Unfold
It appears that, with only one week left until Super Tuesday, the mainstream media are content with the slow pace of the various investigations into Hillary Clinton’s malfeasance.
Conservative Journalist Predicts Republican Defeat
The “great recession” in 2008 helped Barack Obama win the presidency.
Cruz Slams Trump’s “Neutrality” Over Israel-PA Peace
Texas senator and Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz derided Donald Trump for claiming “neutrality” on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, saying the matter is a clear case of right and wrong.
Conservatives Fearful as Obama Announces Intentions to Replace Scalia on Supreme Court
News of the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia on Saturday almost immediately sparked a massive debate in the political arena.
WSJ Editor: “ISIS is Like Donald Trump” – Both are Perceived as Winners
Wall Street Journal editorial page editor and former editor-in-chief of the Jerusalem Post Bret Stephens said in an interview that Donald Trump is like the Islamic State in that they are both “perceived” as “winners”.
The Next White House and Israel
Many of us are “issues” voters.
A (much) Better Year
Obama visited the Islamic Society of Baltimore, a mosque with longstanding ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas.
Hillary Clinton’s Email Problems: Growing Crisis or Nothing to See?
The media’s double standard has been on full display with a number of softball interviews and a staged CNN town hall held for the Democratic presidential candidates.
Clinton Corruption Leads to Russian Aggression
The New York Times endorsed Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination, calling her “one of the most broadly and deeply qualified presidential candidates in modern history.”
