Wenyi Wang is absolutely right: this was “an act of civil disobedience.” To say otherwise is to be ridiculous. In places like China they lock people up for freely expressing their opinions—in the United States we are supposed to be better than that…

Austin Bay, Eric Umansky, Tammy Bruce and Glenn Reynolds discuss events of the past week in Pajama Media’s first podcast: The Blog Week in Review. Lots of interesting stuff: Iran, Iraq and Scott McLellan. But also some worthwhile comments on…

Wenyi Wang, the Chinese dissident who shouted down Chinese president Hu Jintao…

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How this Brave Woman can be a hero to the Right for speaking out against human rights abuses in China. And yet strangely, no major player from the Right seems to be standing up for her when the Bush Administration…

The blogging world is abuzz this week, thanks to a controversy set off by Michelle Malkin. Last week, students at UC Santa Cruz vandalized military recruiting stations and violated their right to free speech by forcibly kicking them off campus at a job…

the banned video. Send links to your friends in China, Let them see that there are those who support their freedom.

Michelle Malkin points us to an Investor’s Business Daily editorial: Even in a country that celebrates free speech, you don’t spontaneously vocalize grievances at state events. Disruptive citizens routinely are pulled out of congressional galleries. An…

SEATTLE — Chinese President Hu Jintao arrived in the Seattle area Tuesday to meet with busines