The lamestream media told you: Lies. The Uninvited Ombudsman notes however that: News coverage of government activity has gotten so bad I'm finding it hard to go over it item by item like I usually do. The contents of the......

The lamestream media told you: The economy is in the pits, hard times are upon us, consumers aren't spending, you should be very worried and there's plenty of blame to go around. Stay tuned for the opinions again of three......

The lamestream media told you: The "Fairness Doctrine" is a grand idea and needed badly because: Talk radio has to be controlled to limit pornography (NY Sen. Chuck Schumer), Government has to manage the "public" airwaves; "Both" sides must get......

People who want everything equal and nothing offensive should go live where that has support -- so the rest of us can peacefully enjoy it when: Smart students get better grades that dumb ones! Hard workers make more money than......

The lamestream media told you: Nothing. The Uninvited Ombudsman notes however that: Former CIA director James Woosley, a Presbyterian, in an interview in Canada, makes a point often missed in the rancorous debates about Israel, anti-Semitism, and islamofascism. The idea......

The lamestream media told you: Sen. Barack H. Obama and Sen. Hillary R. Clinton, both of whom no longer use their middle names for reasons that remain unexplained, support the olden second amendment, and they are working hard to attract......

The lamestream media told you: Reeling from wave after wave of gun crime, cities across America have filed lawsuits against gun manufacturers and the gun industry in general, to try to halt the senseless violence they initiate. These righteous lawsuits seek compensation for the acts of criminals, an...

Links I’ve Found FOX-TV 5 in Wash. D.C. did a lengthy piece that included me. Dave Hardy’s blog has a photo and commentary. Jason McCrory, first in line, has posted batches of photos and commentary. Bob and I performed (sort of) some Cartridge Family Band tunes (without music missing a part) and...

Getting Seats What it took to get into the Court for the D.C. v. Heller case, March 18, 2008: Heller and his two attorneys were originally allotted six seats total, including for themselves, and had to disappoint people who believed they should be there. I wasn't able to find out how many D.C. secur...

Loose Notes (including Dellinger and Gura recaps) Eight security people with curly cords in their ears stood stone-faced facing the audience as we entered and after we were seated. They moved aside before the Justices entered. The D.C. police chief (on the side arguing to disarm the public) was disa...