Guest Blogger of the Week

The first coup d'etat in Central America in more than a quarter-century occurred last Sunday in Honduras. Honduran soldiers roused democratically elected President Manuel Zelaya from his bed and flew him into exile in Costa Rica.

That would seem to be the case based on a front page Washington Post article with a subhead: "Diverse Ideology Cuts Democratic Edge." The piece is referring to a number of Democrats in the House and Senate who tend to side with the Republicans on many issues.

Conservative leader Rush Limbaugh was quick to stir up baseless skepticism in the Minnesota recount comparing Franken’s victory to the recent presidential election in Iran.

Conservative leader Rush Limbaugh leads the charge in misinforming the public on Sotomayor and the overturning of Ricci v. DeStefano.

Media conservatives continue to misinform on cap-and-trade legislation designed to create new green jobs and hold polluters accountable for carbon emissions.

When approaching Iran, the Republican Party line and the Hugo Chavez line are running in opposite directions -- but parallel.