A surprising number of critics caution that he's promising more than he, his party, and even government can deliver; others worry that he is making a tough road tougher -- both domestically and internationally -- for an already bedraggled America.
I spent two hours today watching the hugely successful film 2016: Obama's America,. This film, to me, is ridiculously ham-handed, poorly executed fear-mongering. Its target is weak, frightened minds.
This new fiancee-mistress "scandal" in which he has become embroiled is the embodiment of both the proverbial storm in a tea-cup and the abuse of religious power over even high-profile individuals.
Mindy Kaling's new show "The Mindy Project" represents something great for Indian-Americans, according to comedian and "Totally Biased" writer Hari Ko...
President Obama's campaign has issued a response to "2016: Obama's America," the anti-Obama documentary directed by author Dinesh D'Souza and John Sul...
While visiting family in the Midwest recently, I was startled when two different relatives asked me, "Have you seen that film 2016?" Both were eager t...
It's time to untangle the knots and expose the anti-Social Security network to the light. Perhaps the socialist can help Democrats reclaim their party's signature achievements.
The anti-Obama documentary that roiled the box office this past weekend continues to reach a wider audience. TheWrap reports "2016: Obama's America" w...
Gerald Molen, an Academy Award-winning producer whose credits include "Jurassic Park," "Rain Man" and "Schindler's List," has spoken out in defense of...
Facts destroyed 'motivated reasoning' in my case. Could this happen to other conservatives? That depends on conservatives being willing to subject the views they hear and read to strict scrutiny, to ask themselves if they're really hearing the truth from the talkers.
While Dinesh D'Souza's arguments are too absurd to spend much time on, I do have to stop for a moment to write a little bit about his basic theme, because the entertainment value is just too good.
Many Americans are maxing out on their unemployment benefits amid cries from Republicans that they're lazy bums who should get a job. Sure, there's on...
Forbes magazine and the editors on the masthead have apparently taken a vow of silence when it comes to talking about the magazine's error-filled, and widely condemned, Obama cover story. Why the silence?