Pajamas Media
Donald Kent Douglas
Donald Kent Douglas is an associate professor of Political Science teaching in Southern California.
Miss California Carrie Prejean’s Odyssey: Not Very Pretty
Homer would have a hard time topping the former Miss California's story of being persecuted for her honesty.
Suburban Warriors Rally at Orange County Tea Party
Voters are indeed disenchanted with politics as usual. All the talk on the left that the protests are meaningless is pure baloney. (Watch PJTV's extensive coverage of the tea parties.)
An Attack on Traditional Marriage in Iowa
A state-level judicial elite blew off the majoritarian consensus in the name of "equal protection of the laws."
The Unfairness of Reviving the Fairness Doctrine
Broadcast "fairness" would have a chilling effect on competition and the free exchange of ideas and information.
George W. Bush’s Legacy: Moral Vision
He never let Americans forget there is evil in this world and that their nation has a unique calling to fight it.
‘Depression Fetishism’ All the Rage
Three out of four Americans believe financial reporters are making things worse by hyping bad economic news.
Schwarzenegger Republicanism Won’t Save the GOP
Adopting the governator's philosophy on social and fiscal matters would be a disaster.
Obama’s Fundraising Fraud
He may now be running the biggest underground finance operation since Nixon deployed the plumbers as his key operatives in 1972.
