All Right Magazine

To Appease or to Talk: That is the Question

By BARBARA CASCIO

2008-05-17

By now everyone following political news has heard the President's speech about terrorist appeasement. In the speech, never was Obama's name mentioned. In fact, many feel the President was talking about Jimmy Carter, who just came back from a love-fest with Hamas. But heck, Obama did say he would talk to Iran, so if the shoe fits, why cry about it? But apparently it struck a nerve, and he is on the defensive big time. Oh my! I say, who cares if he is offended? As a matter of fact, the President should be saying more to all of these appeasers, and so should the conservatives. I would love to see them sticking up for the President and throwing some of their own hardballs for all of the liberals’ foolishness.

As the Media Turns: Clinton Finally Vetted as Journalists Go For Obama

By NANCY MORGAN

2008-05-17

The day following the crucial Indiana and NC primaries that seemed to end Hillary's presidential aspirations, a strange thing happened. The media started releasing bits and pieces of Hillary's seldom reported, nefarious doings, which have been in the public arena for years but never thoroughly reported.

The Funny Feelings of Racists and Liberals in Kokomo

By LARRY WILKE

2008-05-16

As predicted, the discernable benefits of racial and gender recognition in the unseemly world of politics are growing increasingly more valuable with each passing day. Within the Democratic Party, these traits will soon prove to be even more important than the tactics of deception and outright lies that they usually employ. With the most recent chorus of “Throw the Broad in the Pantsuit Under the Bus,” enthusiastically sung by Democrats of all stripes, the dog-eared “race card” will again be dealt from the bottom of the political deck. This time, however, it will be wielded a little bit differently.

Daletoon of the Day: Barbara Walters' Revelations

By DALE

2008-05-16

What did over 50 reporters have to say at the press conference announcing the new Barbara Walters book and all its saucy details?

Holly's White House Roundup: May 13, 2008

By HOLLY BOREI

2008-05-13

Obama, a One-Man McCain Fundraiser

Oprah the Pious

Ahmadinejad: A Zealot on a Mission

Victory Gardens: More Now Than Ever

By FAIRFIELD PINPOINT

2008-05-12

For the preservation of one’s sanity, one can remind oneself that this is not the first time in American history that inflation has run amuck, but nevertheless, the grocery store can be a frightening place nowadays. A person who goes only once a month can see significant increases on every item. The image of Gerald Ford impotently sporting an utterly ridiculous WIN (Whip Inflation Now) button suddenly seems to hit a little closer to home, reminding us that the wrong people in office can make all the difference. Now more than ever it is time to remind ourselves that government programs like “WIN” aren’t the answer. We are. And we can start taking control of our own destiny again by planting a victory garden this spring.

Dems, Divas, Destiny and Darkness

By Rev. MICHAEL BRESCIANI

2008-05-12

The battle between Democratic hopefuls Obama and Clinton has held the spotlight in American politics for the past year and has been upstaged only slightly by the occasional antics of a few divas like Hilton, Madonna or Aguilera.

In the 19th century many towns in America employed a lamplighter. Besides being somewhat of a watchman, his job was to light the oil wicks or candles in the street lights each evening and quench the flame early each morning. The lamplighter has dissolved into history; sadly it seems some of the light has gone with him.

Pondering End Times and the Six Day War

By DAVID M. KLOTZ

2008-05-11

In many respects I am just an average example of our generation living in America today. Our generation is considered to be all those born roughly between the years 1960-1980. We have seen some incredible and bizarre and incredibly bizarre things. I would say we have had the greatest time in which to be alive, though future generations may disagree. Hey, we invented heavy metal, man! We were certainly the best looking bunch of people ever. Our girls were the very first “babes.” We invented “cool.” But there have been some rather disturbing events that have passed during this time as well.

Daletoon of the Day: Yoko and Ben Stein's Money

By DALE

What happens when an aging hippie gold digger doesn't want to share the love? A lawsuit. Here's the meeting between Yoko Ono and Ben Stein that didn't make YouTube.

Barbara's Almanac of Infotainment 5-6-08

By BARBARA CASCIO

2008-05-06

Walking a Mile in Miley’s Shoes

The Survey Says

Doesn’t Bridget Bardot Have Freedom of Speech, Too?