SAN DIEGO -- Five minutes before stepping onto a national stage, yet again, to defend her honor and remind us all that the civil rights struggle continues into the 21st Century, Shirley Sherrod let out a small sigh and reminded...

It’s really a runoff campaign between Bob Blackburn and David Stover for the District 3 seat on the Coweta County Commission to be held Aug. 10. But a campaign visit paid by Stover to a local business resulted in a number of emails that had to do with Stover’s “Tea Party” preferences rather than the campaign itself. The initial email and responses to it quickly went viral. read more

Citizens for Liberty will go on. So will its effort to bringGlenn Beck to Rapid City this fall.

Editor’s Note: In recent decades, the major U.S. news media generally disregards or downplays political protest movements even when they put hundreds of thousands of people in the streets, such as the anti-Iraq War movement did prior to President George W. Bush’s invasion in 2003.

SAN DIEGO -- Shirley Sherrod, the former US Department of Agriculture employee who was wrongly fired based on a Tea Party blogger's attack, offered some down-home Southern wisdom during an appearance at the National Association of Black Journalists convention in San Diego this morning, and confirmed that she plans to file a lawsuit over her firing.

To conservative writer Dennis Prager , the "most telling" revelation from the endless JournoList controversy is that mainstream liberals truly, deeply hate conservatives. "There is simply nothing analogous among elite conservative journalists," he writes. Why, he asks, does the left hate "people of the right," instead of merely disagreeing or "be[ing] angry with them"? He offers three possible ...