I couldn’t take watching one more episode of Glenn Beck’s notorious show on Fox News without responding. So I have.

Here’s a clip of me on the Fox News Strategy Room voicing my frustration at the highly un-American controversy surrounding the Cordoba House Islamic Cultural Center planned in lower Manhattan.

Note: I found these emails on a secret thumb drive that was given to me around the same time

Watch and learn how big business’ secret plan led to the political situation — and financial wreck — we’re in today

In my latest video commentary, I break it down for you on how conservatives who are now pointing the finger at President Obama are the ones actually responsible for the growing disaster in the Gulf

After posting my essay and video about the Tri-State Liberty Summit Tea Party convention, I received an email from Bob MacGuffie, founder of the organization Right Principles which convened the event. Bob was featured in the video. In the interest of full disclosure (and counter to Bob’s characterization of me) I wanted to post the entirety of his email to me, as well as my reply.

Watch this secret video, including shocking footage of FreedomWorks Chair Rep. Dick Armey.

There’s a proverb that says, “Until the lion tells his own story of being hunted, history will always glorify the hunter.” This, in essence, is the reason for ethnic studies. Pulling the curtain back to reveal the full story of that history of exploitation doesn’t hurt everyday Americans — it hurts those elites, who have benefited from a one-sided story for far too long

It’s hard to distance yourself from suggestively violent, divisive, extremist, racist rhetoric when you’ve so intentionally embraced it as your own

The Right wing has chosen strategically to fan and mobilize racial resentment, to fuel an us-versus-them narrative that conveniently obscures the real destruction caused by elite Right wing and conservative economic power. But if we listen to where people are at — including the misguided but ultimately hurting like the rest of us Tea Party followers — there are other deep and palpable resentments we could mobilize instead.

I offer the following list of alternative resentments stewing in the American public at large, to be tapped instead of racial resentment and hopefully toward more constructive (including racially unifying) ends