Showing posts with label Oprah Winfrey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oprah Winfrey. Show all posts

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Angry Lesbian Activist Rosie O'Donnell's Show Cancelled By Oprah Winfrey


Rosie O'Donnell, another morally bankrupt, white, liberal gay activist who "found out" she was gay in her 30's, had her talk show cancelled by Oprah Winfrey's OWN network yesterday.

This news shouldn't be a surprise to conservatives who've long known O'Donnell as a leftist bully, habitual liar, 9/11 Truther, atheist and angry lesbian activist. Yet, despite a resume that also includes failed talk show stints, failed magazines, racist comments against Asians, disrespectful remarks against Republicans presidents, public feuds with anyone who dares to disagree with her and a host of anti-Christian bigotry, O'Donnell was given yet another chance at the limelight by famous black liberal Oprah Winfrey. But after only 5 months of being on air, The Rosie Show, O'Donnell's first big TV project since leaving The View, is now kaput and Oprah Winfrey will no doubt be looking for yet another failed far-Left liberal to replace her:
Things ain't so rosy for Rosie O’Donnell: OWN has cancelled her daily talk show.


“The Rosie Show” will tape its final show on Tuesday, according to the network. The final episode will air on Friday, March 30.


The gabfest, which brought in minuscule ratings, debuted on OWN in October 2011 and was on the air for five months. It had occupied the same space where Winfrey’s long-running daytime show was shot in Chicago’s Harpo Studios. After millions were spent to renovate the space, the show underwent a format change, initiated by O'Donnell, in January that downscaled the show, ridding it of the studio audience and band.


O'Donnell also cleared out much of the staff with close ties to Winfrey and her old talk show — which led to clashes between O’Donnell and OWN over the show’s direction. There was concern that O’Donnell was going rogue.


“I thank Rosie from the bottom of my heart for joining me on this journey. She has been an incredible partner, working to deliver the best possible show every single day,” Oprah Winfrey said in a statement. “As I have learned in the last 15 months, a new network launch is always a challenge and ratings grow over time as you continue to gather an audience. I’m grateful to Rosie and the dedicated Rosie Show team for giving it their all.”


This is the latest high-profile exit from the network, which has witnessed a revolving door of executives and on-air talent. Winfrey’s good friend, Gayle King, also left her OWN talk show several months ago to join "CBS This Morning" with Charlie Rose.

Monday, September 26, 2011

Politiks As Usual: In The News 9/26/11


Obama To Blacks: 'Put On Your Marching Shoes'

Herman Cain Wins Florida Presidential Straw Poll, Rick Perry 2nd

Student Punished For Christian Faith

Earth To Gov. Perry: True "Heart" Means No Benefits To Illegals

Savage Oprah: Former Daytime Queen Hypes Work Of 'Potty-Mouthed' Gay Activist

Obama's Government-Loans-to-Nowhere Bill

Suskind: Same People Attacking Me For Writing About Obama Praised My Bush Books

Michael Bloomberg Touts Third Party Group, Blasts Buffett

Star Parker: GOP Presidential Debates Aren't Serious

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Oprah Winfrey's Network OWN Tanks, Oprah Takes Over As CEO


Mogolite.com:
Oprah Winfrey’s OWN is struggling as a TV station, and they need a new CEO. Ah, who to choose? Let’s ponder that one for a bit…how about…Oprah?


Indeed, it’s true. Oprah’s making OWN her own. At some point in the Fall, Oprah will take over as OWN’s CEO, insiders told The Wall Street Journal. Oprah will replace Peter Liguori, the COO turned interim CEO who took over when CEO Christina Norman left the company in May. Yikes. We’re not exactly surprised Oprah is having to run the company herself – clearly no one else wants to do it.


And that’s not a surprise either. The station has struggled pretty tremendously. In fact, the WSJ says, OWN’s ratings even fell below those of Discovery Health, the channel it replaced. Apologies to anyone closet Discovery Health fans, but that’s bad.


Now, it feels like Oprah’s just desperately trying to keep this ship afloat – and she seems intent on not losing more people. Along with her CEO news today, she announced that the current presidents of her TV production division, Harpo Studios, will also become presidents of OWN. Also, well, it’s a way to throw all the chips into OWN, and just pray it works out.


Fingers crossed?
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Monday, May 30, 2011

Politiks As Usual: In The News 5/30/11



NATO Apologizes For 9 Civilian Deaths In Afghanistan

Obama Calls Joplin, Missouri Tornado Disaster 'A National Tragedy'

A Win For Arizona, And The Rule Of Law

Tea Party - A Movement In Search Of A Leader

Planned Parenthood Challenges New South Dakota Abortion Law

Married Couples Represent Minority Of U.S. Households For First Time In History

Judge: Corporate Donations Ban Unconstitutional

Sarah Palin Rolls Into Washington On A Harley

The Worst Of Oprah: Daytime Talk Queen Ends Biased Reign

Rep. Anthony Weiner: I Did Not Send Twitter Crotch Pic

Blacks And The Arab-Israeli Conflict

Andrew Sullivan: Palin Can Win As 'Principled' Tea Party Candidate

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Bill Maher Attacks Oprah Winfrey Over "Favorite Things"



Mediaite.com:
Bill Maher, host of HBO’s Real Time, and notorious religious nonbeliever, taped a harsh and hilarious “Christmas message” for his website that served as a damning critique of all Americans and of the one media figure most are too scared to attack: Oprah Winfrey. Calling Oprah’s “Favorite Things” episode “one of the most deeply disturbing things I’ve ever seen on television” was just the beginning of Maher’s memorably “cheerful” message.


Maher used Oprah’s audience as the prime example for his thesis that the real religion in America is greed and is “what at the core is so rotten about this country.” Many find Maher’s “humor” offensive, especially towards people of faith, but if you step back and view Maher as a social commentator, merely trying to improve society then maybe you too could appreciate Maher’s willingness to be politically incorrect and go after anyone and everyone to make a point. Maher concluded:


This is why everything in America gets sucked down a hole. Because what people really value is acquiring crap. Oprah’s show purports to be a lot about spirituality. If it was, then wouldn’t she tell her worshipping flock to sit down and stop losing your shit over material stuff. As for me, I don’t really know what spirituality means, but I know if you’re weeping over a sweater you don’t either. Merry Christmas everybody!

Wednesday, December 08, 2010

Oprah Winfrey: 'I'm Not a Lesbian'


People.com:
The rumors have been around for years. She even made light about them recently. But Oprah Winfrey has once again stated flatly: "I'm not a lesbian."


"I'm not even kind of a lesbian," the talk-show queen, 56, tells Barbara Walters in an upcoming interview on ABC. "And the reason why [the rumor] irritates me is because it means that somebody must think I'm lying. That's number one. Number two ... why would you want to hide it? That is not the way I run my life."


The rumors have focused on Winfrey's friend Gayle King. But Winfrey says that relationship is extremely close in a whole different way.
What's ironic is that the same white liberals. that Oprah often courts and caters to, who control the pop culture media are always the ones behind these baseless kind of rumors.

Friday, November 05, 2010

President George W. Bush Tells Oprah Winfrey He’s “Through With Politics”



Classy all the way, we miss you Mr. President:
Former President George W. Bush isn’t just talking with Matt Lauer next week – he’s sitting with Oprah Winfrey as well. 

Besides the fact that it should be huge for book sales, the former President also talks about the current political climate, his picks for 2012 and more.


If anyone thought former Pres. Bush would follow in the footsteps of former Pres. Bill Clinton, who has been extremely active on the campaign trail this year – think again. “I’m through with politics,” Bush tells Oprah. “It’s hard for people to believe. I already said that. I am through.”

For that reason, he wasn’t even going to comment on politicians, left or right. When asked about Pres. Obama, he said, ” I want to treat my successor the way I’d like to have been treated. I don’t think it’s good for a former President to be out there opining on every darned issue. He’s got a plenty tough job.”

And how about Sarah Palin? “I am not a political pundit. I’m really not. And secondly, a lot is gonna happen between now and the nominating process. I have no clue.”

Well it took Clinton a few years before he got back into the game – maybe if Jeb Bush runs for office we’ll see George W. come out of political retirement.

Saturday, February 06, 2010

Sarah Palin To Speak To Tea Party Activists


Newsmax.com:
These are Sarah Palin's people. Just ask them. At the mere mention of her name, "tea party" activists light up and whip out "Saracudda" buttons — a play off her "Sara Barracuda" nickname from her high school basketball team in Alaska.

With a dash of familiarity, many say they didn't vote for Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., in 2008 — they voted for "Sarah." Quite a few see her as the right person to carry their limited-government, low-tax, freedom-fighting mantel — if only she wanted it.
"She is the one," says Loren Nelson of Seattle. "And she's gonna do it." Maybe.

The 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee isn't saying whether she'll run for president in 2012.
In fact, Republican observers say she's seemingly done more lately to establish herself as a political celebrity focused on publicity rather than a political candidate focused on policy.

If she does launch a White House bid, she has a natural constituency with this anti-establishment grass-roots network that's motivated by anger over the growth of government, budget-busting spending and President Barack Obama's policies.
Sarah Palin shouldn't run for President in 2012. She's become too polarizing and leaving the governor post midway in her term last year hurt her credibility as a politician big-time. Besides, I'm still confident that Mike Huckabee is the best bet to take down Barry in 2012. As for Palin, I'd go the Oprah route and set up my own brand, including a talk show based around conservative ideals and self-responsibility. Palin has a legion of followers and Oprah's retiring next year....the window's gonna open for someone to take her place and why not Palin? Young women around the world especially need a conservative role model and who better than Sarah Palin to provide it? And just like Oprah she could not only be far more influential as a talk show host, but make gazillions too.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Bristol Palin Tells Oprah That She Won't Have Sex Again Until She's Married



Once again, Oprah opines from a liberal perspective. Conservatives shoot for moral standards to better themselves, understanding that they may fail. While liberals say "Why try? You might fail!"

Misunderstanding this, liberals call those who fail "hypocrites," while they themselves are immune to the charge because they believe that there are no such standards to try to live up to. Thus, liberals are really upset at Bristol Palin for promoting a standard they don't believe exists in the first place.

Peer pressure, lack of support and ridicule are the reasons that abstinence-only sex education hasn't worked more. And the fact that Bristol is willing to take a stand and try should be supported regardless if she ends up failing or not.

Monday, December 14, 2009

Politiks As Usual: In The News 12/14/09


Obama Gives Himself 'Solid B+' Grade For First Year In Office


Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi Struck In Face At Rally

Senate Approves Government Funding Bill

Judge Rules Effort To Strip ACORN Of Federal Funds Unconstitutional

Newsweek Writer: Open Marriages Key To Ending 'Cheating Scandals'

Harry Reid And Slavery

The Left, From Progressive To Oppressive

Elin Woods Can Learn From Jenny Sanford

Houston Becomes Largest U.S. City With Gay Mayor

Chinese Minister Links 'One-Child' Policy To Climate Change

IRS Hires Hundreds For New Unit Targeting Rich

Copenhagen Climate Summit: 1,000 Anarchists Arrested

Jimmy Carter: Abuse Of Women? Blame The Catholics And Southern Baptists

Friday, November 20, 2009

Oprah Winfrey Calling It Quits



Oh please, like 25 years isn't enough? Listen, Oprah Winfrey came out of poverty to become one of the world's most richest and influential women--that alone is an inspiration for young, black girls around the world. But she did it through naive, white soccer moms, narcissism, liberal propaganda, hatred against black men, faux-religious views, and doing shows on subjects (health, politics, etc.) that she literally knew little about. Respect her hustle, but not the way she got there. Now maybe she'll retire, go away for a little while and become Barry's VP pick in 2012.

Monday, November 16, 2009

Sarah Palin Admits Annoyance In 2008 Interview With Katie Couric, 'The Perky One'




I just watched the interview Sarah Palin did on "Oprah" and must say that it was pretty fair and engaging. There were times that Palin did look a little on edge, like she thought Oprah was going to attack with some partisan schuckery, but Oprah's far too experienced at the interview game to let something like that happen. My favorite part was towards the beginning when Sarah unintentionally, intentionally put the Queen's ego in check by alluding that Oprah's "snub" (not interviewing Palin during last year's presidential campaign) of her was the last thing on her mind at the time she was prepping to be VP. Overall, Sarah did a good job here.


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Tuesday, November 03, 2009

Oprah Winfrey's Double Standard: Disses Chris Brown But Supports Wife-Beater BeBe Winans


BVNewsWire.com:

Does Oprah Winfrey has a double standard when it comes to domestic violence?

For the past few months, the talk show queen has been very vocal about her stance on domestic violence. But one reported domestic violence victim is speaking out against the media mogul.

After a highly publicized altercation that left 'Umbrella' singer Rihanna battered and bruised at the hands of then-boyfriend Chris Brown, Winfrey took to her talk show in March to discuss their situation.

"Love doesn't hurt. If a man hits you once, he will hit you again," Winfrey said.

Brown was offended by Winfrey's comments, mostly because he had a rapport with the billionaire–even performing at her Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy in South Africa.

The 'Run It' singer fired back on 'Larry King Live' and in People magazine: "'I commend Oprah on being like, 'This is a problem,' but it was a slap in my face. She could have been more helpful, like, 'Okay, I'm going to help both of these people out.'"

Winfrey later told 'Access Hollywood' that she stood by her comments. "Domestic violence is something that I wouldn't tolerate. Period," she declared.

During an interview with hip hop radio personality Angie Martinez, last week, Brown still stressed his displeasure with the talk show queen.

Last week, ironically, Winfrey invited gospel singer BeBe Winans on her show to promote his new reunion project with sister CeCe Winans. The 47-year-old Grammy Award winner also appeared on Winfrey's show Oct. 30 as a judge for her new 'American Idol'-styled karaoke challenge.

Maybe she forgot he's facing domestic violence charges for a February incident in which he allegedly shoved his ex-wife, Debra Winans, to the ground in front of their kids. Winfrey is a close friend of Winans and has supported his music endeavors for years. His 1997 song 'Thank You' even became an anthem on the widely watched talk show.

Mrs. Winans told TMZ that she's "hurt by Oprah's decision to have Bebe on the show," in light of her refusal to have Brown on after the incident with Rihanna.

Some might say that what Bebe Winans allegedly (domestic violence charges are still pending) did to his wife is nothing compared to what Chris Brown reportedly did to Brianna. Yet regardless, abuse is abuse and Oprah Winfrey is a hypocrite for selling Chris Brown out while her buddy Bebe still receives her support. Consider too that Bebe professes to be a "man if faith" who sings gospel music while Chris Brown is a young man whose gotten condemned repeatedly by the talk-show queen. Can we say double standard much? Clearly we can.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Sarah Palin To Appear On Oprah Winfrey Show


MSNBC.com:
Sarah Palin is going to sit down with Oprah Winfrey.

Harpo Productions announced Tuesday that the former governor of Alaska and Republican vice presidential candidate will appear on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” on Monday, Nov. 16.

According to Harpo, the interview will be Palin’s first about her new book, “Going Rogue: An American Life,” and it will be the first time Palin and Winfrey will meet.

Palin’s book was No. 4 on Amazon.com’s best-seller list on Tuesday. It’s slated to be released Tuesday, Nov. 17, the day after Palin’s interview with Winfrey.

Don't know why anyone would be surprised at this. Palin's got a book to sell and where better to plug it than on Oprah? Then too, despite Queen Oprah's tremendous assistance in getting the Liar-In-Chief elected president, even Oprah knows that Palin brings in ratings. All in all, it's just good business.

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Obama Stan Oprah Winfrey Is "Stunned" That Anyone Would Criticize Obama




AccessHollywood.com:

Oprah Winfrey admitted she was “stunned” by the backlash to President Barack Obama’s speech to America’s schools.

In a new interview, set to air on Access Hollywood on Wednesday, Shaun Robinson brought up the speech that President Obama gave on Tuesday to children around the country and the controversy surrounding it.

When Shaun asked Oprah if she understood the concerns that many people had about President Obama speaking to their children, Oprah replied, “No, I do not. No, no, no, no and no. I’m just really stunned by people who feel that the President, the leader of our country and of the free world, saying to your children it’s important for your success, the success of your families and our country for you stay in school, that education is vital to your well-being… I don’t understand it. I do not understand it.“

Shaun also asked Oprah if she felt that children who were not permitted to watch the speech, missed out on a great opportunity.

“I think those children missed out and I think that’s the message we’re trying to send,” Oprah said. “If you’re a country that doesn’t want your children to hear that message, then who are we really? That’s what I think.”

What a shocker. Liberal, talk-show queen Oprah Winfrey, who openly supported her homey Barack Obama's bid for president last year, is "stunned" that parents would object to their children watching the Liar-in-Chief on TV. After all, anyone who dares criticize The One must be either insane or of course: RACIST!!!"

Sunday, July 19, 2009

Oprah's TV Ratings Slipping, Pro-Obama Stance To Blame


NYDailyNews.com:
Oprah Winfrey may be the Queen of Daytime TV, but it seems her reign may be slipping.

The ratings for "The Oprah Winfrey Show" during the week ending July 5 were the lowest since the talk show's debut in 1983, averaging only a 3.2 household rating, according to Medialifemagazine.com.

So how did the most popular woman in television have such a change of fortune?

Granted, it was a holiday weekend during the peak of cable coverage of Michael Jackson's death. In addition, the Wimbledon tennis tournament was on the air, and "Oprah" has been in repeats all summer.

That said, this was no ratings nosedive; viewership has actually been declining for months. The week before, the show received a 3.6 rating, matching its previous all-time low approximately a year ago.

The media mogul's talk show is still the No. 1 in TV and was the No. 2 show in syndication for the week. The big concern for Oprah is whether this dip in ratings is just a temporary summer slump, or a sign Winfrey's dominence is coming to an end.

"Oprah" has weathered the occasional ratings drop over its 23-year run, including in October 2008, when some say viewers turned away from the show due to her outspoken support of Barack Obama's presidential campaign.

Thursday, June 04, 2009

Newsweek Takes Oprah Winfrey's Pseudo-Science To Task


Finally, a magazine showing some balls by taking on Queen Oprah and the daily BS she dishes out to her weak-minded audience of suburban soccer moms:

On Oprah's show, there is one opinion more equal than others; and by the end of the program there was no doubt where Oprah herself stood on the issue. She told her audience that she found Somers's bestselling books on bioidentical hormones "fascinating" and said "every woman should read" what she has to say. She didn't stop there. Oprah said that although she has never had a hot flash, after reading Somers she decided to go on bioidenticals herself. "After one day on bioidentical estrogen, I felt the veil lift," she wrote in O, The Oprah Magazine. "After three days, the sky was bluer, my brain was no longer fuzzy, my memory was sharper. I was literally singing and had a skip in my step." On the show, Oprah had her own word of warning for the medical establishment: "We have the right to demand a better quality of life for ourselves," she said. "And that's what doctors have got to learn to start respecting."

All in all, it was a perfect hour of tabloid television. Who could look away from Suzanne Somers's sad but captivating efforts to turn back time? And if there was a stab of guilt in the pleasure we took in the spectacle, Oprah was close by to ease our minds, to reassure us, with the straightest face, that it was all in the name of science and self-improvement. Oprah routinely grabs viewers with the sort of tales of the strange and absurd that might be found a few clicks over on Maury Povich or Jerry Springer: women who leave their husbands for other women (another recent Oprah episode); a 900-pound mom (ditto). But there is a difference. Oprah makes her audience feel virtuous for gaping at the misfortunes of others. What would be sniffed at as seamy on Maury is somehow praised as anthropology on Oprah. This is Oprah's special brilliance. She is a gifted entertainer, but she makes it seem as though that is beside the point. Oprah is not here to amuse you, she is here to help you. To help you understand your feelings; drop those unwanted pounds; look and feel younger; get your thyroid under control; to smooth your thighs, nip and tuck your wrinkles, awaken your senses and achieve spiritual tranquillity so that you can at last be free to "Live Your Best Life."

Oprah takes these things very seriously. They are, after all, the answers she hopes to find for herself. If Oprah has an exquisite ear for the cravings and anxieties of her audience, it is because she shares them. Her own lifelong quest for love, meaning and fulfillment plays out on her stage each day. In an age of information overload, she offers herself as a guide through the confusion.

Her audience cannot get enough. After more than two decades on the air, the Oprah franchise continues to expand. Forty million people tune in to watch her television show each week. O magazine, which features her picture on every cover, sells more than 2 million copies each month. She has her own satellite radio channel and a very popular Web site. Forbes puts Oprah's personal fortune at $2.7 billion. Her empire is about to get bigger. Oprah has made a deal to launch her own cable television channel that will reach 70 million homes. It will be called, of course, the Oprah Winfrey Network and will include Oprah-approved programming on health and living well. In announcing the deal, Oprah said, "I will now have the opportunity to do this 24 hours a day on a platform that goes on forever

Now that it has a much smaller circulation (thanks to its old liberal leanings), Newsweek isn't as relevant anymore, but it still deserves kudos for doing what most in the mainstream press refuse to do: take on the Queen's endless parade of pseudo-science, idiot "self-help" advice, hatred for men, liberal propaganda as well as Oprah's ever-increasing ego. One could easily argue that there's no one with more influence in the world than Oprah Winfrey--way too much power for any one person to have, especially when half the time she has no clue about the type of "advice" she dishes out, much less agrees with from the mouths of the so-called "experts" she has on her show. Indeed, the Cult of O needs to be stopped before it's too late.

Thursday, May 07, 2009

Oprah Winfrey Declares Michelle Obama "The Greatest First Lady Ever!"


NYDailyNews.com:

Though the room was filled with luminaries from around the world, most were star-struck to be in First Lady's company - even old friend Oprah Winfrey, her tablemate at the event.

"Seeing as how Michelle is the greatest First Lady we've ever known, not to take anything away from the other First Ladies, but I think its so fantastic that she's tonight's guest and leads the pack of influentials," Winfrey told the Daily News.

That's amazing. Former First Ladies like Laura Bush, Nancy Reagan and Eleanor Roosevelt, each noted for their superb humanitarian efforts while First Lady, should feel happy knowing that all their work has already been surpassed by Michelle O (of course, what exactly. And to think, Michelle has accomplished "Greatest First Lady" status in only 3 months! Imagine what "Ms. I'm Wearing $540 Sneakers While Helping The Poor" can do in the 3-plus years she has left! Queen Oprah will certainly be sure to let us know.

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Oprah Winfrey's School Has Another Lesbian Sex Scandal On Its Hands


Didn't man-hating Oprah just guarantee parents of students in her African school for girls that this kind of stuff wouldn't happen again:
Oprah Winfrey's boarding school in South Africa has been hit with a second sex scandal since opening two years ago.

The Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy School for Girls suspended seven students last week for sexually harassing and fondling classmates, the New York Daily News reported.

The News quoted from a South Africa newspaper that reported one 15-year-old had urged her victims to lie to investigators about what happened. Others were accused of trying to entice students at the all-girl academy into lesbian encounters, the News reported.

A Winfrey spokesperson confirmed the girls' suspension to the News, but was mum on details.

The incident is the second sexually-related scandal to rock the $46 million school, which Chicago-based talk show host and media mogul Winfrey opened in Jan. 2007 to educate poor South African girls who showed strong academic potential.

Just 10 months after the school opened, the school's dorm matron, Virginia Makgobo, was accused of sex abuse and other charges involving 15 girls. She will appear in court in June, according to the News.

Winfrey, a victim of sexual abuse herself, wept on air when discussing the scandal at the time. In response, she gave out her cell phone number to every girl at the academy and fired the school's headmistress.

Will Oprah have to dedicate another show to her troubled school so she can cry on TV and make people feel sorry for her--all so this latest school sex scandal goes away? Or will the same Ms. Winfrey, who promotes the idea of women leaving men for women in her magazine, be called out by the national media for the blatant signs negligence and aloofness she's shown towards her girls-only school. Maybe too, some journalist with balls can exploit this story and do a feature on how plenty of studies have shown that the liberal idea of single-gender schools are not only sexist, but do not work. But I doubt all that, as that would be asking too much of a leftist media that worships Her Royal Highness Winfrey's ass every chance it gets. Plus, the idea of women abusing women would surely go against Oprah's longstanding campaign that says only men do that kind of stuff.

Monday, March 30, 2009

Politiks As Usual: In The News 3/30/09


John McCain: Obama Turning America Into 'A Land of Limited Opportunities'

General Motors CEO Quits As Part Of Bailout Deal


Obama: We're Not Leaving Iraq Early

Fight Over Obama, Notre Dame Address Leaves Networks Speechless

Oprah's 'O' Magazine Goes To Bat For Lesbian Love

Morning-After Pill For Girls Of All Ages?

Simple Solution For Mexican Border Violence: Send In Military, Tancredo Says

Did Al Gore Turn Off His Lights For Earth Hour?

Fast Times At Facebook High

Why Michael Steele Must Stay

Bill Ayers Invited To Speak To Illinois High School Students