The Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal-Sentinel reports that the shady big labor protest-fest actions of a few local physicians may very well land them in hot water with the state medical board (via Memeorandum):
The abortion-loving crowd is at it again. Giving out misleading information about why women – in particular poor black women – have abortions. And in the process, they hold the black community to different standards than white people when it comes to sex education, pregnancy, and abortion. The Chicago Tribune reports on a so-called “controversial” pro-life billboard targeted towards black people – one of several that have gone up across the country – that has area pro-aborts up in arms, and trying to refute the rationale behind the billboards:
**Posted by Phineas
**Posted by Phineas
The far left’s frustration with our far left celebrity President’s supposedly not being far left enough has reached a boiling point in recent days, with prominent liberal movers and shakers bemoaning the alleged “fact” that liberals are just too darned civil when it comes to dealing with conservatives. Hilarious, I know, but let’s take an amused look at what some of them are saying. First up, the NYT’s beloved Kruggie:
I have to admit I’m completely baffled by all the fanfare surrounding Donald Trump’s flirtation with running for President, whether it be as an “Independent” or another party affiliation. The sensationalism-obsessed MSM, of course, can be expected to be all over this story but what’s not understandable is why some Republicans and conservatives are becoming excited about the possibility that Trump will run for President. Jonah Goldberg has a great column up today on this issue in which he reminds conservatives who support a Trump candidacy that he is not exactly the person we need to rally around for 2012 – not if we support conservative policies and want to win, anyway:
