Yesterday we saw the much-heralded new Martin Scorcese film, The Wolf Of Wall Street. It was very entertaining – enough to keep me awake after a very long New Years’ Eve night, then morning. And that wasn’t easy, believe me. The acting? Excellent. Leonardo DiCaprio (a favorite of Scorcese’s, not mine) gave the best performance I have seen from him. And the young (23...
Author - Ken Berwitz
At least Melissa Harris-Perry had the sense to apologize for the obnoxious, snarky taunting, by her and her panel on (where else?) MSNBC, about Mitt Romney’s family picture, which included its latest addition – an adopted Black child – and leave it at that. But not panelist and so-called “comedian” David Obeidallah, who tastelessly used the child to insult...
Did you catch any of the speeches during Bill de Blasio’s inaugural as Mayor of New York City – including his own? It was exactly what should have been expected, given Mr. de Blasio’s politics: a feast of hard-line, far left rhetoric, complete with attack after attack on the Bloomberg administration, as outgoing three-term Mayor Mike Bloomberg sat in the audience...
I just read a very interesting, very courageous article about rape, written by The Daily Mail’s Sarah Vine. I call it courageous because Ms. Vine said something that. while 100% true, is attacked every time it is pointed out. Here, let me show you via the following excerpts: Sex without consent, whatever the circumstances, is always a crime. Whether a woman is drunk, sober, unconscious...
Now that most people – other than the “it’s a phony scandal” purveyors and their dupes- have derided the New York Times’ claim that the Benghazi massacre was a spontaneous attack, largely due to anger over an obscure video, which had nothing to al-Qaeda or its terrorist pals, I thought you would like to see this excerpt, pulled from an article at politico.com...
Everyone knows that Barack Obama and his fellow Democrats love to help people in need. The proof? They are engaged in an intense effort to give them benefits like longer periods of unemployment insurance and higher minimum wages. But are these benefits really that wonderful? Michael Tanner doesn’t think so. He thinks they constitute a “war on the poor”. And...
The folks at Washington Free Beacon have put together a condensed version of MSNBC’s year in review, in the form of a 72 second video: Click here to see it. I’d end by saying “enjoy”… but I’m not sure that word actually fits. It’s more like you won’t know whether to laugh at, cry at, or just shake your head in amazement.
Here is the latest on what the Obama administration calls a bunch of “phony scandals”. It involves the “phony” Operation Fast & Furious scandal and comes to us via excerpts from Mario Trujillo’s article at thehill.com: A gun from the failed U.S. operation known as “Fast and Furious” turned up at the scene of a shootout between Mexican authorities...
