The most recent episode of “Psycho Talk” on MSNBC’s The Ed Show provided both the umpteenth example of the Left’s obsession with race and its simultaneous refusal to acknowledge the devastation the Left’s policies have had on minority communities. The victim of the Friday segment – which ought to be renamed “Ed’s Daily Non-Sequitur” – was Rep. Todd Tiahrt, R-KS. Tiahrt had the nerve to oppose … [Read more...]
MSNBC: Educating Ed on Abortion’s Racist Past, and Present
July 18, 2009 By Ben Johnson
Filed Under: Abortion, Affirmative Action/Race, Left-wing Philanthropy, Liberal fascism, Media bias, NewsRealblog, Religious Left Tagged With: Abortion, abortion funding, Arkansas, Barack Obama, Ben Johnson, Chairman's Medal, Clarence Thomas, Democratic Party, DiscoverTheNetworks.org, Ed Schultz, Eugen Fischer, eugenics, Heinz Awards, Idaho, John F. Kennedy, John Kerry, Ku Klux Klan (KKK), Left-wing Philanthropy, Margaret Sanger, MSNBC, New Mexico, New York Times, News, NewsRealblog, Ohio, Oklahoma, Planned Parenthood, Planned Parenthood of Golden Gate, Politics, Psycho Talk, race hysteria, Racism, Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights Education Fund, Republican Party, Richard N. Goldman, Roe v. Wade, Roman Catholic Church, San Francisco, Teresa Heinz Kerry, Teresa Heinz Kerry’s Radical Gifts, The Ed Show, Todd Tiahrt
Samuel Alito: Minority Rights Champion
November 1, 2005 By Ben Johnson
DESPITE THE HISTRIONIC RHETORIC EMANATING FROM THE LEGAL LEFT on the apocalyptic consequences of his confirmation to the Supreme Court, Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr. – in addition to being an eminently qualified Originalist jurist – has another attractive attribute: a history of favoring the rights of minorities. In his 15 years on the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, Alito has compiled a reputation … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Abortion, Affirmative Action/Race, Constitution, Feminism, FrontPage Magazine, Media bias Tagged With: Abortion, ACLU v. Schundler, Alliance for Justice, Anthony Kennedy, anti-Catholicism, Anti-Christian bigotry, Arlen Specter, Borking, Casey v. Planned Parenthood, Clarence Thomas, David Corn, David Souter, Doe v. Groody, Erwin Chemerinsky, Fatin v. INS, filibuster, Freedom of Religion, FrontPage Magazine, George Sorors, George Washington University, Harriet Miers, Interstate Commerce Clause, John Paul Stevens, John Roberts, Jonathan Turley, jurisprudence, Legal Left, MoveOn.org, Nan Aron, Nation magazine, National Organization for Women (NOW), News, Originalism, People for the American Way (PAW), Politics, Ralph Neas, Robert Bork, Roe v. Wade, Ronald A. Williams, Samuel Alito, Sheridan v. Dupont, Shore Regional High School Board of Education, strict constructionalism, Taxman v. Board of Education of the Township of Piscataway, Third Circuit Court of Appeals, United States v. Rybar, William Pryor, William Rehnquist
