Benghazi Scandal
Andrew Klavan and Stephen Crowder have a spontaneous breakfast discussion about Benghazi, the scandal that the Obama administration and its compliant media supporters conspired to bury in the sands of the Sahara.
Call Me Stormy
Finding righteous currents in turbulent times
Archive for the tag “Steven Crowder”
Crowder’s Back
This Thursday, May 2. Let the fun and games begin.
Fist Pumping in Michigan
This just in…During protests in Michigan last week, a pro-union protester punched Fox News contributor Steven Crowder in the mouth. “But as the liberal media reported it, conservative Steven Crowder hit a union worker in the fist with his face,” says Jodi Miller. She also opines about Hugo Chavez, the Mayan calendar and Quentin Tarantino’s new film Django Unchained in this edition of NewsBusted.
Fiscal Cliff, Oh Noes!!
Steven Crowder surveys bystanders to find out just how much the public understands the pending Fiscal Cliff. He discovers many people identifying themselves as siding with the Democrats when they actually voice support for the tax and spending reform positions taken by the Republicans.
MARIJUANA! The Truth!
Steven Crowder goes to Ann Arbor to talk with youngsters, psychologists and authorities about the legalization of marijuana. The college town in Michigan has some of the most lenient laws on possession anywhere in the country, although that will change now that the state of Colorado is moving toward legalizing pot.
Israel Vs. The World
Israel snuffs Hamas terrorists and takes out rocket launchers in the Gaza, and Leftists are crying foul. They probably didn’t appreciate Charles Bronson, either. H/T Steven Crowder
Redistribute the Candy
Taking a cue from the Democrats, Steven Crowder sets out to teach young trick-or-treaters about the need to pay their fair share of taxes and hand over their candy to others. A hidden cam captures the horrified outrage of these kids, and Crowder confesses, “When the cameras weren’t rolling, one kid punched me in the balls.”
Obama’s Changes
Steven Crowder is back, channeling David Bowie, in a parody about the changing face of the country and the cancerous growth of the government since President Obama took office.
