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Deceitful CNN anchor Don Lemon wonders if President Obama's welcome to Ghana is "unprecedented". It's not, CNN's correspondent in Ghana tells him, President Bush's welcome back in February of 2008, was just as large, just as spirited.

Rep. Barney Frank appeared on CNBC this morning, ahead of today's executive pay hearing. "We'll try to keep it brief so you can do the job you're there to do," said Mark Haines at the beginning of the interview.

He just didn't know it would be this brief. After some back-and-forth with Haines (around the five minute mark), Frank suddenly went nutter! . "I apologize, but this interview is over," he said. "I get three different questions, different angles, I try to respond, you want to interrupt because you

Well, the RNC caught notice - Chairman Michael Steele has just invited his "fellow YouTuber" to come to Washington on his dime to share his common sense and receive a "grassroots logic" award from the GOP. The video is worth a watch...

One of the most popular political videos of the past few months is a fascinating visual depiction of the President's Budget cuts, done by a user who calls himself, "Political Math". Using pennies to demonstrate how little President Obama is actually cutting from the federal budget, Political Math has racked up over 800K views with this gem.
Well, the RNC caught notice - Chairman Michael Steele has just invited his "fellow YouTuber" to come to Washington on his dime to share his common sense and receive a "g

Some have made the tired argument that the Playboy episode amounts to a chill on free speech. I’d present them this clip, and reply that it has actually resulted in a fine example of same.

That’s the beauty of freedom. Everybody has it. In this case, Megyn’s free speech was rock, and Guy Cimbalo’s was scissors. Game on!

At a ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda today, Mrs. Reagan teared up while delivering brief remarks prior to the unveiling of the statue.

“The statue is a wonderful likeness of Ronnie, and he would be so proud,” she said.

Noting that it’s the first time she’s been in the rotunda since “Ronnie’s funeral,” Mrs. Reagan said, “it’s nice to be back under happier circumstances.”

An Internet rap video which claims to reflect true conservative values is quickly becoming a cult success.

"The Young Con Anthem," created by two Dartmouth students, has received more than 115,000 views and has been featured on The Huffington Post, USA Today and a variety of blogs across the political spectrum.

Students David Rufful and Josh Riddle made a rap video which they say was intended to spread the views of the Young Conservatives, a group started by Rufful and Riddle with "a devout mission t

Britain's Got Talent: Most reality stars can only dream of cracking America, but this one's already done it! Susan sings 'Memory' in a bid to match her audition success and bring down the house!

How do Reagan's values apply today?

Upset by a reporter's cell ringing during a White House briefing, Press Secretary Robert Gibbs tosses it out of the briefing room door.

When you're one of the left's favorite politicians, and you get skewered by one of the left's favorite comedians, you know you're in quicksand sinking fast.

Such was the case Tuesday evening when the "Daily Show"'s Jon Stewart, in a segment delicously called "Waffle House," lampooned House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-Cal.) ever-changing answers to what she knew about detainee interrogations and when she knew it

More criminal charges filed against ACORN in Nevada.

ACORN spokesperson Scott Levenson was a guest on the Glenn Beck Program yesterday, and after a, well, spirited nine-minute debate (including one "shut his mic off"), the real action took place during the commercial break. Beck said he told Levenson, "You sir and your organization are bad for America," and Levenson responded, "You're just afraid of black people." Beck said he threw him out of the studio, and proceeded to continue referencing the incident throughout the next interview with John Fund. Later in

Liberals don't think it's so funny when you use their own standards against them (i.e. political correctness never applies during liberal attacks against their opponents). I say we start doing exactly that.

FNC's Jonathan Hunt takes viewers inside "The Cube," the huge, six-sided, sometimes cantankerous studio fixture of FNC's 7pmET show "Fox Report." For example, did you know The Cube, "sits silently watching the human tornado that is Glenn Beck?