BS Quote of the Day: NPR Ombudsman tries to justify Juan Williams’ firing
Expected nothing less, but still worth mentioning. From NPR Ombudsman Alicia Walker:
Unofficial NPR motto: It’s ok to make controversial statements … as long as you’re a proper liberal
My co-blogger Anthony wrote an outstanding post earlier today roasting NPR and other liberals for their phoniness when it come to their professed belief in “the expression of free thought.” I wanted to add to it, but what I have to write about the issue is rather longish (which I’m sure surprises no one!) so I thought I’d create my own post on the matter.
Voters in competitive House districts: Mr. President, you can keep the “change”
The news just keeps getting worse for the Obama administration:
Detroit prosecutor: Parents who don’t attend parent/teacher conferences should go to jail
The Detroit News reports on how Wayne County prosecutor Kym Worthy is trying to combat youth crime: by making it a crime for parents of underperforming students to not attend parent/teacher conferences. So many things wrong with this story:
Weds. Open Thread
Having a hectic day – my co-blogger probably is as well. Lord willing, I’ll check back in later when I can. J
Hey, “enlightened” liberals: Guess what happened in 1773?
This is absolutely positively too priceless for words. In a speech to Tea Party supporters in Nevada on Monday, Sarah Palin told the crowd that they shouldn’t “party like it’s 1773” just yet (via):