Media members will regret attacking Bob Woodward for revealing, and insisting, that the sequester originated in the White House. They will regret more not realizing that a viable First Amendment requires a press in loyal opposition to the government. But even more, they will regret being the champions of reckless government spending.
If this is the kind of dishonest political ad we can expect from the President, and it is, we bloggers are going to have a fun election season. video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player
In days of yore here at Redstate, we often explored the philosophical underpinnings of conservatism, sometimes without any grounding in practical politics. We are more or less over that now, thankfully. But longtime Redstater Amy Miller asked me to explore what we mean when we demand free speech and free press. They are one and the same. Further, we should recognize the identical rights of | Read More »
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs lashed out in an ad hominem attack at Rick Santelli. He’s the CNBC correspondent who spoke passionately about the injustice inherent in the Obama mortgage bailout plan. My, what thin skins these Obamians have. I’m sure we’ll soon learn all about Mr. Santelli, and how he once took three slices of a pizza, when he only paid his buddies | Read More »
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