Andrea Tantaros Archive

Benedict Arlen

Published April 28, 2009

Good riddance, Arlen.

In perhaps the boldest display of power lust and personal gain the Keystone State has seen in decades, lifelong faux Republican Senator Arlen Specter has officially shown his true colors and switched to the Democratic Party.

Tea Parties -- It's Not Just About the Benjamins

Published April 15, 2009

As noise mounts in protest of our nation's rapid leftward lurch, the effort to expose a vast right wing conspiracy has returned, and this one is on a path to taking away basic American rights. This time we're more than a scheme; we're a threat.

Tea Parties Will Bring America's Outrage to a Full Boil

Published April 10, 2009

As tax day approaches there is a crescendo growing across America in the form of organized protests, also known as tea parties, and the noise is on a path to becoming deafening. Thousands of rallies are planned across the country; one in every single congressional district and larger gatherings slated for cities like New York, Sacramento and Atlanta which hope to boast an upwards of 20,000 participants.

What the Heck Is Hillary Apologizing For?

Published March 26, 2009

The best thing to happen to Hillary is an economic crisis. The calamities have pushed foreign policy headlines off page one and eclipsed her many gaffes since becoming secretary of state -- from mispronouncing the names of dignitaries to giving the Russians a bright red reset button as a "symbol of starting fresh" not the obvious connotation of a device that will set off nukes that would destroy us.

Obama Fails to Make the Sale

Published March 25, 2009

Though "words matter" to President Obama, details don't.

Last night Obama delivered a live press conference that came after a week of bizarre behavior, ranging from inappropriate jokes on "The Tonight Show" and delayed outrage over executive bonuses.

Straight Talk for Meghan McCain

Published March 12, 2009

Looks like a life devoid of romance has taken a toll on Meghan McCain. Last week she was complaining she couldn't get a date. This week, in a new blog post for The Daily Beast, McCain calls President Obama "the hippest politician around" and blasts conservative author Ann Coulter for helping to "perpetuate negative stereotypes" about Republican women.

Is Obama Already Obsessed With His Legacy?

Published March 09, 2009

There's a saying: "You can never be too rich, too thin, or go too far too fast." Our current president seems to subscribe to the last part of that adage. Being the first African-American to be elected to the White House doesn't appear to be good enough for Barack Obama.

Blindsided By Obama the Radical

Published March 02, 2009

It has become jaw-droppingly clear that Barack Obama seeks to radically shift the alignment of this country -- tying its citizens to their government in a dramatic leftward lunge the likes of which America has never seen before.

Two Obamas: Which One Will Show Up Tonight?

Published February 24, 2009

When Barack Obama was a senator, he was much more upbeat. In fact, he was ultra-positive and almost too cheery and idealistic to be credible. -- We heard him on the campaign trail speaking incessantly about a gauzy vision of hope and change while his supporters snorted his every amorphous and vague word in the quest for the euphoric Obama-high.

Read My Lips, Mr. President -- No New Taxes!

Published February 23, 2009

In the next few days President Obama is expected to announce a plan to cut our annual federal deficit by at least half and to do it by the end of his term. He hopes to accomplish this by keeping two notorious campaign promises: pulling our troops out of Iraq and raising taxes on the wealthy.