by Carol Greenberg My mantra has always been “it’s always good to know the ways of one’s enemies.” And oh, how I just loved NetRoots. As an infiltrator while at the RightOnline Conference last week. I came home with a huge bag of goodies from all the progressive orgs, including MoveOn. And naturally I signed…
By Toby Westerman Should Russia be considered a victim of Soviet-era totalitarianism – or is the present Russian elite working to advance a neo-communist revival? A highly influential academic, Edward Lozansky, thinks so and is working for Russian victimhood while ignoring the Communist revival in that nation. At present, a highly regarded and influential academic,…
By Alan Caruba The last time I recall the nation being this concerned over the state of the presidency was during the Lewinsky scandal and ensuing impeachment proceedings against President Clinton. Before that it was during the slow revelation of the Watergate scandal that finally forced Richard Nixon’s resignation. On Thursday, July 22, an editorial…
-By Warner Todd Huston Back in May I posted a report on what seemed to be a fake tea party group circulating petitions in the state of Michigan to get themselves recognized as an official political party. The group circulating the petition, Progressive Campaigns, Inc., had long-time connections to the Michigan Democrat Party and at…
-By Warner Todd Huston California has been ground zero in the war between over paid state employees unions and government budgetary concerns and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has leveled yet another salvo in that battle by again ordering more furloughs for state workers. After ending the previous program to furlough 200,000 state workers the Governor has…
I want to add my “Welcome!” to you to those of my colleagues. Early in the game, as we are here at Emerging Corruption, it is helpful if you and we all are dealing with the same concept. While it is true that we will present to you opinion pieces, it remains our responsibility to…
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