The Daily Beast reported on Sunday that Secretary of State John Kerry warned if Israel and the Palestinians don’t reach a peace agreement, Israel could become an Apartheid state. Is his prognosis correct?
If Republicans keep this up, Democrats won’t have to work hard to elect Hillary Clinton in 2016.
The UCC filed a lawsuit today arguing that NC’s law defining marriage as being between a man and a woman was unconstitutional.
You know how bad it is when Rush Limbaugh *weighs in* on behalf of Donald Sterling. Viagra must make some of the old super-rich guys really stupid.
President Obama engaged in one of his favorite press conference hobbies. He handed Fox’s Ed Henry his head for asking yet another Fox News fueled stupid question that was entirely based on Republican talking points.
After getting burned by racist rancher Cliven Bundy, Fox News, the Tea Party, and others thought they had their gotcha moment when they claimed Clippers owner Donald Sterling was a Democrat. The problem is that he’s a Republican.
Conservative blowhard Rush Limbaugh brought up the ongoing controversy surrounding Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling. Limbaugh claimed that Sterling is a “big Democrat” and that the only reason this is all a big deal is because “he did not give enough money to Obama.”
As it turns out, if the Koch brothers, ALEC, and Republicans expected Americans to rally behind Bundy and support their attempt to force the federal government to cede its land to states for the Koch brothers, they chose the wrong lunatic for their cause.
Some big money Republican backers fear ‘horror show’ Rand Paul and Ted Cruz. If they can’t have Jeb or Christie, they’d rather have Hillary Clinton.
On Monday morning, real estate mogul Donald Trump appeared on Fox & Friends and discussed the recent controversy over LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s racist comments.
The mainstream media is finally realizing that it is time to ignore Sarah Palin.
Sure, he won. Kudos to Rand. But the thing is, even among Republicans, he took only 26 percent of the vote compared to Texas Senator Ted Cruz’s 14 percent.
