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I'm sick of the lies, I'm sick of the dishonesty, I'm sick of the stupidity. The tea party didn't win anything with the latest debt deal.

There will be tax hikes, a surge of spending, and a surge of bone crushing debt for our children. Those aren't tea party ideals.

Nevertheless, the media is blaming the tea party for ...

Progressives and liberals are rejoicing -- Glenn Beck's last day at Fox News has finally arrived. What I don't understand is why his critics are so excited. They had nothing to do with Glenn's departure, nor will his Fox News time slot be filled with ...

Another iPad wannabe will be coming later this year, this time from Amazon. Really, is it surprising at all? With the iPad's ebook capabilities, there is no doubt that sales of Amazon's Kindle has taken a hit. Even with the Kindle's "virtual ink" ...

It isn't often that the DNC, the GOP, and the media all have a common enemy, but they seem to have found one in Sarah Palin. The attacks against her from all sides are amusing, bemusing, validating, and frustrating. Although I really don't care about ...

Announced at WWDC 2011 earlier today, iCloud is not a streaming service, but a syncing, storage, and downloading service. Most reports and rumors speculated that Apple's iCloud was going to be all about music streaming, eliminating the need for local ...

If you needed anymore evidence of Hollywood's left-leaning tendencies, a new book, Primetime Propaganda, has hit the shelves. The book offers a slew of interviews and evidence that most shows and talent lean left, and those in the biz use their positions of power to hawk progressivism. It's an interesting book, but doesn't really offer anything I didn't already know.

Some of my favorite shows (current and past) are saturated with liberal and progressive themes, and also display talent from liberal writers, actors, and producers. One of my all-time favorite comedies ...

Apple has officially announcedthat Apple CEO Steve Jobs will be participating in the keynote on Monday, June 6, at 10:00 a.m. Pacific.

Apple's annual WWDC (world wide developer conference) usually centers on software from Apple and other companies, but Apple from time to time will use the WWDC keynote to introduce new hardware, such as new iterations of the iPhone. However, this year appears to be focused entirely on new software. In an unusual move for Apple, some of the ...