By Debbie Schlussel

Just a reminder: faux-conservative/genuine huckster Sean Hannity told Kim Kardashian she has “a great head on your shoulders,” and “you’re doing terrifically well.” He also told her she’s a “role model [for] young girls” and “gutsy” and lauds her “advice and counsel.” He doesn’t say a thing about the sex tape she made to become famous. Not a thing. Check out the video, below.

Meet Yet Another of Sean Hannity’s “Great Americans” . . .

With all of the ludicrous hype over Kim Kardashian posing in full frontal and full blowup doll rear-al nudity in Paper magazine, perhaps you need a refresher on Hannity’s disgustingly pandering interview with Kardashian on his FOX News show. This was after Kardashian became famous for making a sex tape and posed fully nude in Playboy, and yet, he doesn’t challenge her for describing what she did as “empowerment.” In fact, he compliments her repeatedly and can’t get his eyes and drooling tongue to go back inside his head.

Read the full foreplay, er . . . transcript here.

Shots From Hannity “Role Model” Kim Kardashian’s Sex Tape . . .

Here are some reader comments sent to me at the time of that interview:

Reader Steve: Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Yesterday’s disgusting attack on U.S. sailors by Turkish Muslims should be a lesson to everyone who still doesn’t get it: THIS. IS. ISLAM.

Several weeks ago, I had lunch at someone’s house during the Jewish holidays. The homeowners’ relatives had just returned from a honeymoon in various locales, including Istanbul. I said to the relatives, “So, you don’t have a problem giving money to the Turks who funded and sent the deadly HAMAS flotilla ships, including the Mavi Marmara, to Israel? You don’t have a problem spending money in an anti-Semitic, anti-American, Muslim country that’s become more and more extremist?” The relatives argued with me, saying “Well, the Turks are nice people, and we don’t judge a whole group of people by the actions of a few.” Here’s a tip: it ain’t a few. It’s almost an entire country. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

You’ve heard of “marriage equality.” Now meet the “Eid equality” movement. It’s a nice name for the extremism that pervades Islam in America (and everywhere else) and demands that America roll back everything and all freedoms in the name of appeasing Islam. Equality ain’t got nothin’ to do with it. They want special treatment and rights above everyone else.

Muslims demanded that the suburban Washington, DC-area Montgomery County (Maryland) give “equality” to Muslim holidays by closing on those days, even though there are not that many Muslim kids in the school district and the few absences don’t justify it. So, the school district–to appease Muslims–got rid of the names of all the Christian holidays on the calendar to avoid offending Muslims.

Montgomery County Public Schools will remove religious labels from school holidays, but members of the Islamic community say the adjustments to the school calendar do nothing to gain parity and a day off for the Muslim holiday of Eid. The school board approved the school calendar for the 2015-2016 school year Tuesday. The calendar will no longer reference specific religious holidays but rather state simply that school will be closed on dates that correspond with holidays, such as Eid, Yom Kippur and Christmas. Saqib Ali, a former Maryland state delegate and co-chair of Equality for Eid, was not happy with the board of education’s action Tuesday. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

More anti-Israel baloney typical of the Obama State Department. The Obamaniks delayed the visa renewal of Israeli NBA player Gal Mekel. Then, they refused to speed it up, causing him to lose the NBA job. They didn’t do this with any of the Muslim foreign nationals who play in the NBA. It’s disgusting, but oh so predictable and unsurprising.

First there was the delay:

Gal Mekel, waived by the Mavericks, planned to sign with the Pacers in order to fill Indiana’s massive void at point guard. George Hill, C.J. Watson and Rodney Stuckey are all injured. Donald Sloan played 43 minutes last night. Yeah, it’s desperate. But there’s a hitch with Mekel.

Marc Stein of ESPN: Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

As I always say on Veterans Day and Memorial Day, the service and sacrifices of those brave men who served on the battlefield and in other capacities should be remembered every single day and not just on these two holidays. And as I also always say, on this day, let’s remember those who are still serving America and bring them home safely so that they, too, will be veterans and not casualties. Without them, we wouldn’t be here, and we certainly wouldn’t be free. But their lives and limbs should be sacrificed sparingly . . . for things that matter, for wars that matter. Sadly, because they’ve been sent to a losing war to hand over a Muslim country from one sect of Muslims who hate us to another group of Muslims who hate us and created a vacuum, we are now sending some of our soldiers back to that hellhole to risk it all again as “advisers.”

Marine Staff Sgt. Mark Graunke, Jr., Iraq War Vet, Hugs Pearl Harbor Survivor/WWII Vet Houston James (Graunke Lost a Leg, Hand, and Eye Defusing a Bomb in Iraq)

Wounded American Marine Salutes President Reagan’s Casket

Today, as we celebrate Veterans Day and remember the service and sacrifices of those who served and survived, let’s remember that while they may have survived, many of our former troops came home with arms and legs missing, with eyes gone and whole faces and body parts disfigured, making life difficult for them forever. And let’s ask ourselves why we went into Iraq and Afghanistan, and why more than a decade later, we still have troops on the ground in Afghanistan, giving their limbs and lives on a regular basis, and why we must now send troops back to Iraq, which would never have been necessary had we not invaded in the first place for no apparent valid reason (and wouldn’t have happened had we installed a pro-American, brutal Sunni dictator–the only thing Muslims understand–instead of insisting on “democracy” for Islamocrazies).

We went to “war” in Iraq and Afghanistan without actually going to war, and now our military is being sent back to Iraq to go to war again because the first one was so mishandled and not thought out. While our military men were handing out candy and building roads to nowhere, Muslims surrounding them were always at war, constantly blowing our boys to bits. We went to war in Iraq to essentially hand over the country from Sunni Muslims who hate us (but maintained a sort of stability and bulwark against Iran) to Shi’ite Muslims who hate us and take orders from the Iranian Ayatollahs.

On this Veterans Day, I remember those who served in World War II, a war which America actually had the guts to fight and where there was CLEAR good and evil. We were the good guys, no matter what Brad Pitt and Hollywood told me in “Fury” (read my review). We weren’t there handing out candy and building roads while bombs fell upon us. We were prosecuting a war. And that’s why we won. I wonder what most of those World War II heroes–almost all of them now dead–would think of the appeasement of the new (and old) Nazis, the Muslims, that has been going on in this country for years and became appeasement on steroids after 9/11 and ever since. Would we have appeased the Japanese because they bombed us at Pearl Harbor? No way. And the Japanese were far less a threat than Islam is today. Would we have allowed the German-American Bund to impose its will across our great country while our men fought their patrons over and gave their lives for it? Nope, but we did that with Islam, with the number of Muslims in America and the number of their mosques more than doubling (mostly through immigration) in the decade and a few years since 9/11. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Well, the American jury system still works in some cases. And so it goes with the case of Rasmieh Yousef Odeh (also spelled Rasmea and a number of other ways; that’s how Muslims scam the system and terrorists get away with it). The Palestinian Islamic terrorist was found guilty today in federal court in Detroit of committing immigration fraud, when she lied on multiple documents to get into, stay, and obtain a green card and citizenship in the United States.

I first told you about Odeh over a year ago. A Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) terrorist, she perpetrated several bombings in Israel, including that of the British Consulate and an Israeli supermarket, murdering two people. Odeh was released in an Israeli trade of terrorists for Israeli soldiers (usually their dead, tortured, disfigured bodies), and eventually, she made her way to the United States, where she lied every step of the way about her conviction for murder and her association with PFLP, which also kidnapped and murdered Israeli Tourism Minister Rehavam Ze’evi. Predictably, Homeland Security, which used the same firm to vet her as it used to vet Edward Snowden and will use to vet beneficiaries of Obama/GOP immigration amnesty, missed Odeh’s terrorist murderer status for years, even though a documentary about her violent Islamic terrorist exploits came out in the many years before she was granted U.S. citizenship and was easily Googled. This is Homeland Security’s Citizenship and Immigration Services version of “vetting” immigrants seeking to enter and stay here. Wonderful.

Odeh became a Muslim Palestinian leader here in America, agitating for the terrorist-supporting community via the Arab American Action Network, the stomping ground of Obama buddy Rashid Khalidi. She also became an ObamaCare “Navigator.” And, soon, she will navigate federal prison. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

It’s an unusual weekend at movie theaters, with several terrific movies (three FOUR REAGAN flicks), and only one bad choice among the new releases.

* “Interstellar“: As I noted in my full review column, I very much enjoyed this movie, with a few reservations. A fabulous unfolding of several stories, including a sci-fi thriller, a love story between a father and his daughter, and so much more. A smart person’s “Gravity,” but better. Read my complete review.

FOUR REAGANS (with slight reservations, as noted above)

* “Camp X-Ray“: This is Kristen Stewart’s attempt to show she’s something beyond the constantly sullen vampire’s girlfriend of the “Twilight” movies. And it’s also Hollywood’s attempt to show what fabulous, great guys the Islamic terrorist inmates at Guantanamo Bay are. And in that, it’s simply laughable. Oh, and did I mention that the commanding officers are portrayed as sex-crazed, anti-Islamic meanies? Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

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“Interstellar” debuted Wednesday at the few movie theaters which still show film, and it will debut tomorrow (Friday) at most theaters (with some offering early screenings tonight), which are digital. I am, therefore, a day late or a day early, depending upon where you live, with this review. Either way, I enjoyed the movie with a few reservations. I saw it in crystal clear IMAX, and as I always say, “Once you go IMAX, you never go BAX.”

I loved the movie, until the hokey parts toward the end. While it was a thriller full of action and suspense, it also touched on so many issues and was about so many things beyond that. It shows a loving, dedicated father–something you see very little of in Hollywood films–and depicts a love story between the father and his daughter. It slaps down those who question America’s lunar landings, mocking them, and it questions Communist-style job selection for kids at a young age (something that is apparently a feature of Common Core on some fronts). It raises questions of science and family and whether one would risk possibly never seeing family again in order to save the earth. It’s a smart movie for those of us interested in science, and those of us disappointed that America is very obsessed with Kardashians, but turns out a bunch of morons who are way behind in science, math, engineering, etc. It’s also a tribute to cowboys of the space variety. And it’s far better, in my view, than the vastly overrated “Gravity” (read my review)–I liked it, but didn’t worship it like the rest of the movie world). Plus, true to real life, a truly evil guy is played by a truly evil guy in real life: Matt Damon. Some say his appearance in this movie is a “surprise,” but he’s listed online in the credits, so how much of a surprise is it, really?

Here’s what I didn’t like: Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

I used to be so excited to go vote. But yesterday, I was more unexcited and less enthused than in any election I’ve ever voted in. It was depressing. And I was more dismayed by the absurd, baseless cheers of so many people who think they are conservatives over a Pyrrhic victory they think means something. I felt the same way the night Obama announced the assassination of Osama Bin Laden. I told people then to stop cheering because it doesn’t mean much. The same goes for yesterday’s election tally.

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Make no mistake. While yesterday’s elections were a huge victory for the Republican Party, they were no victory at all for conservatives. No victory for secure borders advocates. No victory for those of us who see the tide of Islamic extremism growing like a cancer in America. And I saw that starkly on my ballot as I voted yesterday. I had “choices” of far-left liberal Democrats and Islamo-pandering, immigration amnesty Republicans In Name Only. It was a choice I refused to make. I threw away my votes largely to Libertarian candidates. And the choices I had yesterday–with Republicans willing to do anything for Muslim votes–is an experience you will have ultimately. It’s an experience that will spread throughout America and has already spread to places like New Jersey, where Chris ChrispieCreme blocked Homeland Security’s deportation of an admitted HAMAS terrorist and picked the HAMAS terrorist’s HAMASnik Muslim lawyer for a judgeship.

The only Republican I was proud to vote for on my Michigan ballot was Ruth Johnson, Michigan’s Secretary of State, who was thankfully re-elected. She is the only Republican officeholder in Michigan with any balls and any sense of conservatism. Whereas the two previous Republican Secretaries of State willingly gave out driver’s licenses to illegal aliens (to the point that illegal aliens drove here from all over the country to get them), Johnson put her foot down and said no. Then, when Muslim illegal aliens sued her and the Obama Justice Department warned her it would get involved and she would lose, she backed down. But only then. And she put up a fight. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Don’t get too excited about the impending likely takeover of the U.S. Senate by Republicans. If you think anything will change . . . or get better, you’re on crack.

For the last two or three months, we’ve been treated to endless non-stop stories about the favorable chances of the GOP taking the Senate. Those stories and the predictions and ever-rising percentage likelihoods of a Senate GOP-opcracy have reached a fevered pitch, with gleeful Repubs and pseudo-conservative hacks all over the broadcast and cable news shows predicting the party of the elephants storming the Senate Majority leader position.

But here’s a tip: nothing will change. The likely Senate Majority leader will be Mitch McConnell. He’s no conservative. He stands on a foundation of pork and corporate welfare and amnesty for illegal aliens. While he wasn’t one of the “Gang of Eight” Senators who proposed amnesty for illegal aliens, he was their pimp, praising them and their bill and supporting it to the hilt. And guess what? That won’t change when he becomes Senate Majority Leader. It will only get worse. Ya think they’ll make our borders safer or tighter? Ha. Dream on, fantasists. Several of the likely GOP winners tomorrow, such as Colorado’s Cory Gardner have undergone extremist makeovers, repackaging themselves as supporters of “comprehensive immigration reform.” Ditto for Texas U.S. Senator John Cornyn, long pretending to be a secure borders guy (but I told you he was a fraud, and now I’m borne out). Don’t mess with Texas? PUH-LEEZE. The guy Texas elected is messing with it so much that ultimately there won’t be a Texas, just Mexas. Yeah, ‘cuz amnesty is really what we need in the age of ISIS, which is the remade Al-Qaeda we never defeated. Doesn’t matter, as the GOP is committed to give us that (and maybe ensure they will never control the U.S. Senate again).

Do you really believe Senate Republicans will do a thing to stop ObamaCare, to repeal it? Really? What do you predict they’ll do? Do you think they’ll just end it? Do you think they’ll repeal even parts of it? Here’s a tip: they won’t do anything. They didn’t do much before. They’ll do even less now. And because of that, ObamaCare and the destruction of the American healthcare system is here to stay. Ya know those clinics for impoverished inner city crackheads where they wait all day to see a doctor and months for MRIs and surgeries? Well, now, you, too, will ultimately have this fabulous experience. Mitchy and the gang won’t stop it from happening. It’s already happening, and they will go along, just as they always have. Read the rest of this entry »