by Marcia Segelstein  Listening to my local all news radio station this weekend, I heard repeated references to Sarah Palin’s calling attention to Barack Obama’s association with Bill Ayers, the former Weather Underground terrorist.  And each time, the next sentence would

By Jacob Dawson   For months now I have tried to get Onenewsnow.com Blog on the media list for the bi weekly conference call for the McCain Campaign, and today was my first chance to join the call.  On the

by David Limbaugh   It would be foolish of me to deny the obvious truth in a recent e mail message I received pointing out how different the presidential polls would be today if the mainstream media were not so

This past Saturday night Tina Fey again spoofed Sarah Palin in a take off of the Biden Palin VP debate.  This is Fey's third time to play Sarah Palin, and SNL's rating are up. Fey does a dead on impersonation of

 by Marcia Segelstein  Well I awoke this morning to see that I was not alone in thinking that Governor Sarah Palin more than passed the test in last night’s vice presidential debate.  She was full of vigor.  She was competent and

by Marcia SegelsteinTomorrow the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh will vote on whether to secede from the Episcopal Church.  If a simple majority of clergy and laity votes yes, Pittsburgh will become the second diocese to make such a move.  And

 by Marcia Segelstein   Former St. Louis Archbishop Raymond Burke, now head of the Vatican's highest court, told a Catholic newspaper that the Democratic Party was in danger of "transforming itself definitively into a party of death..."  And he specifically

Check out this CNN newsclip of a poster which is causing controversy at Thunderbolt Elementary School in Clay County, Florida.  Lexi Hayward is running for student council president and came up with a poster that says Jesus Loves You, Lexi

by Marcia Segelstein  Here are some highlights from John McCain’s interview on Fox News this morning.On why Obama’s gaining in the polls since the economic crisis despite McCain suspending his campaign to work full time on the problem   “Because life

The star of Bella, Eduardo Verastegui, counseled women outside of the busiest abortion clinic in Los Angeles, California, last Saturday

 by Marcia Segelstein  Imagine for a moment that the moderator of the upcoming vice presidential debate is about to come out with a book that gushes about the “stunning” McCain campaign, with a phrase like “The Era of McCain” in the

by David Limbaugh   I believe John McCain won the foreign policy debate hands down, but he was unimpressive on economic issues, which, in fairness, were not supposed to be the subject of the first debate. But he can redeem

The Senate begins debate today on reviving the bailout bill which was rejected by the House.  The bill text was released this morning, and you may view it at the Senate Conservatives Fund site.  Courtesy of Hot Air.    The good news

By: Jacob Dawson

Yesterday on the Matt Friedeman Show, Matt asked in a poll, whose at fault in the failed vote on the "Bailout Bill". 

By Jacob Dawson   With the American people rejecting $700 Billion dollars worth of debt, Congress is scrambling to develop another bill.  Unfortunately the new bill will probably be similar to the bill that was rejected yesterday.  However, there is

 by Marcia SegelsteinWhat exactly was Barack Obama doing when he was a community organizer?  He was working for an organization called ACORN (Ass’n of Community Organizations for Reform Now).  As Mona Charen writes in her column today, ACORN does many things

FOX News interviewed Al Hubbard today, who is a former chief economic adviser to Pres. George Bush (senior), on the Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac crisis. 

Check out this video entitled "The War on God in America."    

by Mike Adams   UNC Wilmington decided recently that the way to bolster its failing diversity program is to dump more money into it. Without any help from the Bush administration’s financial advisors, they have decided that rewarding failure is

 by Marcia SegelsteinIn Friday night’s debate, John McCain made a few references to history which, sadly, may not have meant very much to many viewers.  McCain told the eloquent story of the two letters Eisenhower had written on the eve