MICHELLE MALKIN

Hi everyone! Here's the MichelleMalkin.com newsletter for January 27th. Enjoy! From the Blog Granholm vs. Granholm: Super PACs apparently no longer a threat to our ‘democracy’ JIn 2012, former Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm blasted the Supreme Court’s decision on the “Citizens United” case... Please click here to read the rest Jesse Jackson’s dalliance with accuracy Jesse Jackson published a tweet Saturday morning that was quickly deleted and replaced, but I wish it hadn’t been because the original version was much more spot-on... Please click here to read the rest If you like your provolone, you can keep your provolone: Get ready for ‘Big Block of Cheese Day’ at the White House Finally we’re getting somewhere. They’re still going to lie to us, but at least we’ll get a snack out of the deal... Please click here to read the rest Obama’s nominee for ambassador to Norway not totally up to speed about Norway stuff Here’s John McCain questioning George Tsunis, who is President Obama’s nominee to be the next ambassador to Norway. Tsunis could have at last taken the time to look up Norway info on Wikipedia before trying to answer questions... Please click here to read the rest Chuck Schumer must not have heard last year’s news; Says IRS needs to curtail Tea Party groups Count Chuck Schumer among those who aren’t even pretending that we have a Constitution anymore, though it doesn’t seem he’s been paying very close attention to the news... Please click here to read the rest More From the Right Side of the Web Twitchy: Boom! National Review’s Cooke destroys mom-sneering ‘feminist’ with simple challenge Twitchy: ‘I Look Down On Young Women With Husbands And Kids’: Feminist pens ‘worst blog post ever’ Twitchy: Hacks! ‘Are you joking?’ Is this Politico’s most pitiful, ludicrous Wendy Davis claim yet? The Right Scoop: Rand Paul SLAMS Democrats for giving Bill Clinton a pass on his ‘predatory behavior’ Hot Air: WaPo/ABC poll shows decline in trust of public officials Legal Insurrection: Oklahoma teachers union seeks to keep zero tolerance rules banning imaginary guns