This ideological dichotomy in our body politic has become the defining feature of the upcoming November elections, and it was put on full display this past Saturday at two mass rallies in our nation's capitol.
This ideological dichotomy in our body politic has become the defining feature of the upcoming November elections, and it was put on full display this past Saturday at two mass rallies in our nation's capitol.
What Barack Obama described in the 2008 campaign is what we are seeing unfold in the country. Guns and religion -- or, in other words, fear and intolerance.
Last March, the week that the health care reform was signed into law, I plopped down on a sofa and watched Fox News Channel's Glenn Beck for an hour w...
While everyone is focused on the crowd sizes or Glenn Beck's tall tale about holding in his bare hands George Washington's inaugural address at the National Archives, the more important questions ought to be about the money.
What Sarah Palin and Lady Gaga are both communicating to their fans is: "Even though the world might care not a whit about you, you are, just as you are, fantastic."
Why should Palin even try to run for President when she can essentially govern from her kitchen table in Alaska by endorsing candidates who share her political beliefs?
I fear that many Democrats and Republicans who are not joining the Tea Party bandwagon are underestimating the power of this movement.
Any rally on the mall honoring King must acknowledge that the government, rightly led, can be a force for good. Hating the government, to King, was no less despicable than hating one's fellow human being.
The way Sarah Palin fixes a political opponent, in a close election in Alaska, is by saying they're soft on abortion. The Republicans do have a jobs plan. And it's all babysitters.
At Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor" rally this past weekend in Washington, DC, we learned two things: 1. That Beck and the Tea Party want to take a so...
Perhaps disappointed and bemused with the incessant bickering, backbiting and slandering, God finally agreed to set the record straight about the proposed Ground Zero Mosque in an interview with Katie Couric.
Politicos and journalists are keenly aware of how racial cuing is one of the most potent messaging tools. Today, racial animus can be cued ever so delicately
I have to admit, I really thought this would all be over by now. But this weekend, there she was again, at Glenn Beck's revival, exhorting 90,000 angry white folks to honor the troops and take back the country.
Meg Whitman is failing in her goal of building a big 12 to 15-point lead over Jerry Brown over the summer, a lead from which he can't recover in the fall. In fact, she has no lead at all in any credible poll.
Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin are constantly talking about restoring our Constitution. They want to get our Constitution back. I did not know that it had gone away.
Republican leaders today are doing exactly what George W. Bush did nine years ago when conflating al Qaeda terrorists with Saddam Hussein and Iraq, turning the masses against an easy scapegoat.
Republicans who vote down unemployment insurance and try to pass more tax cuts for the rich should be scared to show up in public. It's time for progressives to rediscover their history of mass protests.
The industry of Glen Beck is happy: those that own him in radio and TV. He had an absolutely great weekend when it comes to the media.
After months of huffing and puffing on Fox News, Glenn Beck did succeed in pulling a big crowd out to the Lincoln Memorial on August 28th. But, once they got there, nothing happened.
Saturday's rally was all about the weird theme that America's honor needs restoring, presumably because somebody's sullied it. But who?