This IRS ‘scandal’ gets uglier by the minute. Apparently, tea party and patriot groups weren’t the only ones targeted, but also groups focused on the Constitution, government spending, and several other areas. The internal IG timeline shows a unit in the agency was looking at Tea Party and “patriot” groups dating back to early 2010. [...]
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An interesting and sometimes controversial topic, as discussed at The Bad Catholic. When discussing purity as it relates to our awesome, sexually-liberated culture, it’s best to begin with a brief history of the female breast. The bosom has been through a lot, but allow me to point out its place in two distinct time periods, one Christian [...]
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Very pleased to post another guest blog by my dear friend and frequent contributor to Raging Against the Rhetoric, Julie Imirie. On Friday, May 10, Governor Martin O’Malley’s band, O’Malley’s March played a concert at the Avalon Theatre in Easton, MD. This is not the first time the band has played at this venue, and [...]
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I find this incredibly disturbing. Sadly, not surprised, but still disturbed and disappointed. (Gallup)The Gosnell case centers on charges that Gosnell killed newborns that survived after he attempted to perform late-term abortions, as well as the death of a woman under his care. Although the latest Gallup survey was conducted after much of the testimony [...]
READ MORE »If you had been Mitt Romney, would you have run this ad? Dejavu to 2008 when John McCain refused to air a Jeremiah Wright ad. (h/t The Lid) ABC news reports: A source familiar with the creation of the ad says the RNC leadership approved the ad but it was scrapped at the last minute because [...]
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Yes my friends, our President is visiting the great state of Texas today. My Twitter feed was a flutter this morning with various humorous remarks. Obama looks ridiculous in a cowboy hat. — Melissa Clouthier (@MelissaTweets) May 9, 2013 When I saw that picture of Obama, my immediate thought was this… My favorite tweet, coming [...]
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Today’s Benghazi hearings lasted almost six hours and were draining to watch and listen to. Emotions were understandably high for some and for me personally, it was maddening to hear some of the representatives have more concern for Hillary Clinton’s reputation than those that lost their lives. I was live blogging at Viral Read, you [...]
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Marta Mossburg addresses this very important question in her latest Baltimore Sun article: “In a state where the governor just signed a law ending the death penalty, based in part on an appeal to the dignity of human life, isn’t it worth discussing the difference between infanticide and abortion?” Abortion supporters argue Dr. Gosnell, whose [...]
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How business friendly is the state of Maryland? Apparently it depend on who’s asking, or in this case, reporting. I saw this tweet by the Governor’s Office of Minority Affairs… Maryland ranks #1 on the list of top 10 Best States for Starting a Business according to @uschamber. @statemaryland ow.ly/kNdHy — GOMA (@MDGOMA) May 7, [...]
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I know many bloggers and Twitter activists that would be happy to provide ‘relentless news coverage‘ regarding Benghazi. Fox News Channel analyst and former anchor Brit Hume asserted Monday night that for Benghazi “to become the scandal it surely deserves to be will require another ingredient: Relentless news coverage of the kind the media typically [...]
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