Robert Laurie

Mary Landrieu: Hey, Louisiana voters, you're a bunch of racists and sexists. Now vote for me.

If you read the polls, you know Mary Landrieu is in trouble. However, I'm willing to bet that the internal polling looks even worse, total panic has set in, and she's looking for a scapegoat to explain her failure. How else can you explain her bizarre decision to tell the people of her state - whose votes she so desperately needs - that they're a bunch of sexists and racists?

New poll shows Scott Walker increasing lead, heading for a win in Wisconsin

If there's one Republican Governor who absolutely drives Democrats up the wall, it's Wisconsin's Scott Walker. They tried to stop him in 2010, tried to prevent him from salvaging Wisconsin's economy and, after he succeeded anyway, tried to remove him from office in 2012. However, each time Dems try to stop Walker, they fail - badly. As a result, he's pretty much become their conservative "public enemy no.1." ...Now he's in his third campaign in four years and it looks like the lefties are about to lose - again.

State Department: Hey let's bring infected non-citizens to the US for Ebola treatment!

We've seen multiple polls indicating that Americans overwhelmingly support travel bans which would apply to people entering the U.S. from Ebola hot-zone countries. Yesterday, Australia became the first major western nation to enact such regulations, so people are wondering why we're not considering the same thing. The answer is obvious.

You'll be shocked to learn that Chicago Dems are trying to buy votes...

As you're probably aware, Democrats have a nice long history of buying votes with cigarettes. It's called "Smokes for Votes" and, usually, it goes like this: Dem operatives find a few poor homeless souls, and they offer them a pack of cancer sticks as a way of enticing them to make the harrowing, I.D.-free journey to the polls. Just prior to 2000's Gore-Lieberman loss, there was a well-documented example in Milwaukee Wisconsin, but we've seen anecdotal reports of this in almost every election dating back to the Clinton years.

ABC News notices: Every major Dem is on the campaign trail - save one.

As we close in on Election Day, the campaigning starts to reach a fever pitch. As embattled Democrats get more and more desperate to hang on to the Senate, they're calling out their party's big guns. Bill Clinton is out there, as is Hillary Clinton, and heck, even Jimmy Carter is getting in on the act. However, there's one person who's been awfully quiet.

NY Dem candidate mentions 'war on women,' everyone starts laughing at her

Remember, way back in 2008, when John McCain and Sarah Palin would call themselves "mavericks?" At first you thought, 'ok, cute line.' Then they kept saying it. In fact, they kept saying it over, and over, and over again. Then you remembered that you couldn't stand John McCain in the first place, and every time they said the "M-word" you'd just roll your eyes and pray for silence.

Illinois GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger - Rand Paul would be 'devastating' for Republican Party

When Reince Priebus debates Debbie Wasserman Schultz on CNN, there a NO winners

Yesterday, CNN host and Obama debate-aid Candy Crowley treated her 10 or 20 viewers to a conversation with DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz and RNC Chairman Reince Priebus. If you're thinking that sounds like some kind of psychological experiment designed to test how much pain a human will tolerate before changing the channel, you've got a pretty good handle on what went down. In short, the interview degenerated into what may be one of the greatest, most concise, examples of exactly what's wrong with both parties.

New York news anchor warns: If you don't want Ebola, don't eat mucus or feces

I think we've all been there. You're walking around New York, or perhaps riding the subway, and you're feeling a bit peckish. Unfortunately you're a good five minutes from the nearest "Original" Ray's Pizza, so you start looking for more ...immediate options. Since the big apple is a veritable wonderland of weird stuff lying around on the sidewalks and floors there's a good chance that you can spot some tasty looking mucus or feces.

FINALLY! A vulnerable Dem admits voting for Obama ...who he says is 'irrelevant'

In the beginning, the Democrats' Kentucky senatorial candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes wouldn't say whether she voted for Obama.

AP abandons reality with one of the worst headlines in its horrible history

Yesterday, I alluded to the long, storied, history of bias at the Associated Press. Today, we have a brand new example - and it may be the worst one we've ever seen.

Bad news for Dems: New AP poll shows women leaning GOP for midterms

Desperation in Georgia: If you don't want another Ferguson, you'll vote for Democrats

Yesterday, we discussed a few ways in which candidates and supporters of desperate Democrats were playing the race card. We knew they'd keep doing it but, honestly, we didn't really think it would get more shameless than the Kay Hagan "lynching" fliers. We may have been wrong.

As Democrat hopes sputter, desperation kicks in. Beware falling race cards

When the polls turn ugly, you can always count on the Democrats for one thing. They start screaming "racism." They also do it when they're in power and are trying to ram unpopular legislation down the American peoples' throats - but they really kick it into high gear during elections. In fact, they've done it so much that it's rapidly becoming the white noise (no pun intended) of American politics. Their battle cry of "racism" has come so often and so consistently that people are starting to tune it out.

MoveOn.org: If GOP takes the Senate they'll pass laws using a shady tactic called 'reconciliation'

Wake the kids, phone the neighbors, sound the alarms! The uber-lefties who run George Soros' favorite political outfit have a dire warning for us all. Those evil Republicans have a devious, sneaky, and downright un-American new weapon in their arsenal and - if they win the Senate in November - they'll use it to pass their unholy agenda. It's called "reconciliation."

Let's all hope Obama's new Ebola Czar, Ron Klain, stayed at a Holiday Inn last night.

Last week, President Barack Obama made a largely symbolic move by appointing his new "Ebola Czar." Since he had to look like he was doing something, he did. The man he chose is Ron Klain - someone who knows nothing about medicine or science.

CNN Columnist: Americans don't care about Ebola in Africa, because they're racists

Ah, CNN. At one time, Ted Turner's news network was the only one of its kind. These days, it's near the bottom of a rather large pack, and has become the most banal example of an entire genre. When your claim to fame is "doing slightly better than MSNBC" you know things are bad. Perhaps, like their closest rival, CNN's years of painfully obvious bias have something to do with the decline.

CDC director: No travel ban, because it would harm African economies

Yesterday, Representative Tim Murphy (R-PA) had a chance to question CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden during his Congressional testimony. If you thought Frieden would use the occasion to reassure the American public with regards to his intentions and capabilities, you would be very wrong. Instead, he presented a picture of a deeply flawed organization whose main purpose has been subjugated to international political considerations.

Obama STILL refuses to consider Ebola travel ban - and his reason is weapons grade idiocy

This week, a new Washington Post/ABC News poll was released. It showed that 64% of the American people don't believe the government is doing enough to prevent the spread of Ebola in the United States. It also showed that 67% want to restrict or bar persons who have travelled to Ebola stricken nations from entering the U.S.

CDC told Ebola nurse to get on a plane, even though she called to report her fever

Ever since the first reports that Thomas Duncan had tested positive for Ebola back on September 30th, the U.S. government has delivered one constant, forceful, message. They are taking this very seriously, they are capable of handling the situation, and they have protocols in place to contain those who may be carrying the disease. If you've been anywhere near a newscast in the last two weeks, you've undoubtedly heard those claims.