“The most significant truth is that had Juan Williams made his comments about Christians he would still have his job. The world is at war with Christ.” The media is largely run and operated by people who are left of center. Consequently, in the newsrooms of America, instead of dealing with issues of right and wrong, the news revolves around victims and victimizers. It’s why | Read More »
I hear that Congressman Joe Barton might just make NPR’s firing of Juan Williams an issue next year. Specifically, I’m told, “It is very likely that this will be a priority for Mr. Barton in the next Congress, should voters trust Republicans with their vote in November.” A hearing would probably focus on whether taxpayer money is being used to suppress free speech at NPR. | Read More »
National Public Radio has fired Juan Williams, its long time correspondent, over remarks Williams made on the O’Reilly Factor. Specifically, in a conversation about Islamic terrorism, Williams said on the O’Reilly Factor that he sometimes had fear on airplanes seeing muslim passengers in Islamic garb. NPR said Juan Williams’ comments “undermined his credibility as a news analyst with NPR” and “his remarks on the O’Reilly | Read More »
Have you read what Rand Paul actually said about the Civil Rights Act? Because the media and left are out saying Rand Paul would have opposed the 1964 Civil Rights Act. He never said he would have voted against the Civil Rights Act. In fact, he said he supported key provisions in the Civil Rights Act. Here is the relevant portion of the transcript: SIEGEL: | Read More »
“If the other side won’t have an honest discussion, so be it, but let’s not let them pretend they are being honest.” I did an interview with Brian Lehrer on WNYC this morning — public radio. Congressman Perriello was on before me talking about the line cutting at his brother’s house — an incident that must definitely be condemned. But what stood out was Perriello | Read More »
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