Roger L. Simon is an Academy Award-nominated screenwriter, novelist and blogger, and the CEO of Pajamas Media. His book, Blacklisting Myself: Memoir of a Hollywood Apostate in the Age of Terror, was released in February 2009.
The president postpones a visit with the Dalai Lama to placate the Chinese.
Watching the entertainment industry defend a man who drugged and sodomized a 13-year-old girl is stomach-churning. (Also read Stephen Green and Ed Driscoll.)
I’m feeling exploited, angry at U.S. authorities for bringing this up after all this time, and angry at Roman for not facing the reality of his actions. (Also read Andrew Klavan: Vengeance Is Nolte’s.)
While the Times plays a pathetic game of catch-up and false evenhandedness, Beck connects the dots. (Also read: Stephanopolous and ACORN: Obama Lies Again)
Salon's Paglia has discovered that the word "freedom" has become an anathema to modern liberals.
It's very simple: Beck got the scoop and the Newspaper of Record didn't.
The czar overkill looks a lot like an end run around the separation of powers enshrined in the Constitution.
I was shaken by the news that Robert Kennedy had died. Not so now. (Also read Ed Driscoll: Ted Kennedy Dead at Age 77)
Thought the Bush White House managed PR badly? The health care debate reveals Team Obama to be even less ready for primetime.