How can any person seeking entry into a college today, born more than 30 years after the Civil Rights Act, require a remedy for explicit legal discrimination that may have beset her grandparents, but not her?

Sonia Sotomayor picks a new euphemism for the endless fixation on race.

Protesters want a ‘truly dangerous’ black woman booted from a civil rights event.

His plight is sympathetic; his actions are indefensible.

Last week, the president’s lap dog blew his dog whistle (a dog whistle, if you didn’t know, is coded language intended for a special constituency).

No longer trying to win the debate, the Left is trying to stop debate altogether.

Charles Hurt of the Washington Times: We come to find out you were in cahoots with whitey all along. So, no longer are you just a low-down, two-bit huckster. You are a lying, cheating, double-crossing  low-down, two-bit huckster.

A lawyer for a nursing home says it’s residents wanted them to hire strippers for entertainment. Click here for the picture of a stripper at the nursing home.

I’m as excited about the chance for all of us to fund an important movie about the Kermit Gosnell story as anything I’ve been excited about for a long time. If you agree with me that this monster’s story MUST be told, so that we can continue to fight for the sanctity of life – and you want to help tell it – donate to the movie’s groupstarter donation page, like I did: www.gosnellmovie.com

Watch the video of a teacher who was suspended after confronting a drug dealing student. The reports say the teacher was punched in the face.

The unfunny “comedian” mocks Asians and calls it satire.

The prospective candidacies of Hillary Rodham Clinton and Jeb Bush are spurring talk of dynasties.

Ann Coulter has been thrown off her health insurance – THANKS, OBAMACARE! – she has spent hours and hours over the past month trying to figure out her options now that the Democrats have made her old plan, which she liked, “illegal.” (She prefer to think of her plan as “undocumented.”)

Read the excellent review of The Producers and Mike Gallagher staring as Max Bialystock.

Having an old-style political fight on gay marriage — for example, pushing for a one-man-one-woman constitutional amendment — is “a politically ridiculous thing to do right now.”

The Obama administration wants to win this to prove a point.

The “evil” Koch brothers pour billions into schools, cures, arts, and nature.

Christian pastors, academics, media and organizational leaders are raving about Paramount Pictures’ NOAH, in theaters March 28. Check out what they have to say about the epic new film directed by Darren Aronofsky and starring Russell Crowe, Emma Watson, Jennifer Connelly and Anthony Hopkins.

Hear Mike Gallagher sing, Danny Boy; it’s magically delicious.

Here is the contact information for two of the Rutgers University college professors who have lead a campaign to ban former Secretary of State Condi Rice from being the school’s 2014 commencement speech:

Robert Boikess,

Professor of Chemistry

Phone: 848-445-4415

E-mail: rsb937@gmail.com

Mail: Chemistry & Chemical Biology, 610 Taylor Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854

Rudolph M. Bell

Professor—Dept of History

100 Van Dyck Hall

Phone 848-932-8539

rbell@rci.rutgers.edu