... Many Americans, whether they voted for him or not, believed Obama when he said: “There is not a black America or a white America or a Latino America or an Asian America; there’s the United States of America.” When he gave that speech at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, he was an instant national sensation.
... After six years of this administration, we now know the real Barack Obama. President Obama could have finished the job of binding up this nation’s wounds. But this man was never about healing racial wounds. Instead, he used the office of the presidency to fan racial tensions and to exploit select, isolated incidents, all while pretending he is a uniter, not a divider.
Friday, May 8, 2015
Divider-in-Chief
Dreams Into Dust: The Speech on Race Obama Will Never Give
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Who is the real Rachel Notley? How worried should we be?
Ezra Levant provides some interesting background and parses her election night speech:
A 51 year-old politician wears a Che Guevara wristwatch? Good grief!
Ezra's Financial Post column today: Albertans wanted a broom, not a hammer and sickle
A 51 year-old politician wears a Che Guevara wristwatch? Good grief!
Ezra's Financial Post column today: Albertans wanted a broom, not a hammer and sickle
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Megyn Kelly exposes more American head-in-the-sand cluelessness on free speech
Yesterday, Megyn Kelly attempted to school Bill O'Reilly on free speech saying that he was, siding with those who want to silence the critics of Islam - ie. siding with the jihadists.
On tonight's The Factor, O'Reilly doubled down on his cluelessness, saying that what Pamela Geller and her organization were doing and saying is "stupid". Kelly's response:
O'Reilly and Fowler (and most of his lib/left ilk) are equally dense on the notion of free speech. All they want to debate are the wisdom, or otherwise, of what Geller is saying and how she says it. That's fine, it's a debate they can have with Geller but it's entirely irrelevant to this incident. What they don't want to talk about are: Geller's freedom to say what she said, and; how to deal with those who mark her for murder for saying it. But what O'Reilly and Fowler say they want is for Geller stop saying what she said (or to say something else) to avoid upsetting her wannabe killers - which is exactly what the jihadists want. That other, non-violent Muslims may be upset by Geller's speech is also irrelevant. They are free to criticize her and to try to convince her to take a different approach.
Update: More from Megyn Kelly this evening
On tonight's The Factor, O'Reilly doubled down on his cluelessness, saying that what Pamela Geller and her organization were doing and saying is "stupid". Kelly's response:
"The relevant question is not: Did those under attack say something offensive? The relevant question is: What do we do about a group that wants to kill us for exercising our constitutional rights?"
O'Reilly and Fowler (and most of his lib/left ilk) are equally dense on the notion of free speech. All they want to debate are the wisdom, or otherwise, of what Geller is saying and how she says it. That's fine, it's a debate they can have with Geller but it's entirely irrelevant to this incident. What they don't want to talk about are: Geller's freedom to say what she said, and; how to deal with those who mark her for murder for saying it. But what O'Reilly and Fowler say they want is for Geller stop saying what she said (or to say something else) to avoid upsetting her wannabe killers - which is exactly what the jihadists want. That other, non-violent Muslims may be upset by Geller's speech is also irrelevant. They are free to criticize her and to try to convince her to take a different approach.
Update: More from Megyn Kelly this evening
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
Pigs have flown in Alberta
Monday, May 4, 2015
Media clueless on free speech
The Muslim jihadist attack on the Garland Texas Mohammed cartoon event hosted by Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer proved once again that the leftist media (which is to say nearly all of it) is completely out to lunch on the meaning of free speech.
Megyn Kelly's interview with Robert Spencer:
Even Bill O'Reilly comes off thick as a post on the subject:
Here's Pamella Geller with a clueless CNN host:
Megyn Kelly's interview with Robert Spencer:
Even Bill O'Reilly comes off thick as a post on the subject:
Here's Pamella Geller with a clueless CNN host:
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