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By: Scott Whitlock New York Times columnist Maureen Dowdon Wednesday  continued to ramp up the newspaper’s vitriolic attacks against Tea Party conservatives, bizarrely describing them as “cannibals” “zombies” and “vampires.”  Connecting the debt ceiling deal to The Exorcist, Halloween and Alien (among other horror movies), Dowd offered these hyperbolic comparisons: Tea Party budget-slashers didn’t sport the black capes…

Tea partyers exult in Democrats’ name-calling Epithets attest to efficacy, swell ranks, leaders say   Democrats in Washington have called them terrorists and extortionists, but tea party activists say the name-calling is only proof they are finally having a real impact on the debate over government spending. “Our enrollments go up, and people start new…

Jonathon M. Seidl If you visited one of 18 church websites hosted by the internet company R Leisure Enterprises last week, you would have gotten an eyeful. That’s because those churches — stationed across the country — were hacked by someone who posted messages touting Islam. “It was unnerving, but I think also it was…
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