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Pam Meister
Pam Meister is the editor for Family Security Matters and a contributor to Big Hollywood. Her work can also be seen at American Thinker. The views expressed here are her own.
Don’t Hate Sarah Palin Because She’s Beautiful
Female pundits like Maureen Dowd sound more like mean girls than serious political analysts. (Also read Victor David Hanson: ( Sarah Palin and Her Critics)
The Canonization of Celebrity
The media obsesses over dead singers and actresses, but has no time to tell us about cap and trade or health care. (Also read Roger L. Simon: Time: Dying Nation Loses Self in Michael Jackson Trivia)
Israel Need Not Apply for ‘Hope and Change’
What would the Jews who escaped Hitler think of Obama's treatment of Israel?
Benedict Arlen Learns That Traitors Never Prosper
As Sen. Specter has discovered, new friends do not easily trust a person who betrayed his old friends. Update: And don't miss Steve Green and Jennifer Rubin on PJM Political for a look back at Specter's "Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Week," online here.
Specter of the RINO to Haunt GOP No More
If you're going to act like a Democrat, you might as well be one.
Time for Conservatives to Unite and Fight
Individualists must overcome their distrust of mass movements and rallies in order to combat the socialist tide.
The Newspaper Slump: Blaming the Bloggers
Esteemed Washington Post columnist Kathleen Parker points the finger.
Obama Sucks Up to the Rich Man
The wealthy are to be reviled, according to Obama’s rhetoric — except when it comes to his bank account and his social life.
Obama’s Diversionary Tactics: Stickers and Straw Men
From unveiling new emblems to attacking Rush Limbaugh, Obama sure knows how to change the subject from a tanking economy. (Jennifer Rubin discusses the White House War on Rush, and disillusioned pro-Obama pundits, in the latest edition of Pajamas' weekly PJM Political radio show, now online here.)
Could Hollywood Slump Provide Opening for Conservatives?
The Depression inspired a wave of patriotic films. History might just repeat itself.
