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Continue Reading →Bear witness to a listless and ineffective leader who is beatable. Carter Redux.
Americans have grown weary of the flailing Obama economy. So potent is the public’s displeasure, the President’s support is fast eroding. Most notably, among key constituencies he will need for 2012.
With the polling sugar high of Bin Laden’s death all [...]
Continue Reading →I’d have put this into the earlier thread, but given the massive response to Chris Wallace’s question this morning to Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN), it seems fairer to give this a fresh look. Not long after Wallace asked Bachmann if she was a “flake” for making a few gaffes over the last few years, Wallace [...]
Continue Reading →By Alex Johnson, MSNBC
In more than 500 cities and towns in 25 states, silent sentries keep watch over intersections, snapping photos and shooting video of drivers who run red lights. The cameras are on the job in metropolises like Houston and Chicago and in small towns like Selmer, Tenn., population 4,700, where a single [...]
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Video concerning an incident at a TSA checkpoint. A 95-year-old woman forced to remove diaper under false pretense.
Article source: http://www.breitbart.tv/tsa-forces-95-year-old-cancer-stricken-woman-to-remove-adult-diaper-suring-search/
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Story broke by CNN finds out just how much Congressional staff receive in bonuses.
Article source: http://www.breitbart.tv/cnn-congressional-staffers-received-6-1-million-in-bonuses/
Continue Reading →When we think of espionage we tend to think in terms of Europe, Central Europe in particular, the bleak, dark cityscapes of Berlin and Vienna, the border cities of the Cold War. The Wall, Checkpoint Charlie, clandestine meets in the shadow of the Prater or the Brandenburg Gate.
David Wise thinks we desperately need to [...]
Continue Reading →Senators McCain and Kerry have probably made moot (at least for now) the War Powers threat that has been fitfully gathering steam in the House. And that’s probably fine, as a War Powers showdown is a low-payoff proposition between now and November 2012. It is correct to worry about Obama’s non-hostile kinetic military action in [...]
Continue Reading →The Obama green dreams have recently been awarded assistance by nearly forgotten former Republicans officials, desperate to find relevance. The collection of fifteen former governors, congressmen agency officials are joining in with the President and Democrats who have long been of the opinion that the American public will only do what’s “right” if they are [...]
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Where exactly does Jon Huntsman stand when it comes to the President? Read more about it here.
One of the big excuses and counters to my argument that Jon Huntsman was disloyal to the President of the United States was that he wasn’t representing the President, but the United States.
And the people who [...]
Continue Reading →If the opening plenary session of the Israeli Presidential Conference suffered from a lack of seriousness, the second and final plenary session of the first day brought gravitas by the truckload. Titled “Nation, Interests, and Ethics in the Journey Towards Tomorrow,” it featured a speech by Israeli President Shimon Peres and a series [...]
Continue Reading →This study comprehensively ranks the American states on their public policies that affect individual freedoms in the economic, social, and personal spheres. It updates, expands, and improves upon our inaugural 2009 Freedom in the 50 States study.
Check out the list at Mercatus.org
Article source: http://nation.foxnews.com/freedom/2011/06/21/how-free-your-state
Destiny Image Films endeavors [...]
Continue Reading →Over the next week, we’re going to hear a lot, good or bad but not indifferent, about the Wisconsin recall elections. To recapitulate: the climax of last winter’s wild and lengthy campaign against Gov. Scott Walker’s public-employee reforms was a threat to recall a number of state representatives who had voted in favor of the [...]
Continue Reading →I don’t know what’s left to say that I didn’t say six months ago when he last lied about this issue, but in case you’re wondering whether he’s still pretending to be against gay marriage: Yep. Still.
But maybe not for much longer.
This week, he will headline a $1,250-a-plate “Gala with the Gay [...]
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Lab-grown meat offers solution for reluctant vegetarians, study shows
The Telegraph ^
| 6/21/11
| John Bingham
Posted on 06/21/2011 2:26:22 AM PDT by markomalley
Meat grown artificially in a laboratory could offer a viable solution for environmentalists who want to cut their carbon footprint but cannot face going [...]
Continue Reading →By Daniel J. Flynn
Less than two months ago, buzzing from the president’s gutsy call to eliminate Osama bin Laden, liberal pontificators had practically sworn in Barack Obama for his second term. “For the GOP the sands are rushing through the hourglass,” Roger Simon wrote in a column whose title had wondered whether the [...]
Continue Reading →The Republican House is flinching on passing the simplest and most symbolic piece of legislation this term: repeal of the incandescent light bulb phase out. Amidst great fanfare and promises to restore limited government, the new majority is proving it isn’t much different than the old majority.
The incandescent phase out required under the so-called Energy [...]
Continue Reading →I am very disappointed at the downward path the AMS has been following for the last 10-15 years in its advocacy of the Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) hypothesis. The society has officially taken a position many of us AMS members do not agree with. We believe that humans are having little or no significant influence [...]
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How social media users are helping NATO fight Gadhafi in Libya
the globe and mail ^
| June 14, 2011
| GRAEME SMITH
Posted on 06/20/2011 1:58:44 AM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
In the past few days, NATO officials have acknowledged that social media reports contribute to their targeting process [...]
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In the above interview, Stewart refers to polls that found that Fox News viewers are the most “misinformed” of news viewers. Below is an article written about the validity of such polls.
Soros Funded University Poll Says Fox News Viewers Most ‘Misinformed’ Politically
A poll conducted by WorldPublicOpinion.org, [...]
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FBI gets super constitutional powers
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EPA Czar Lisa Jackson browbeats American business with usual governmental heavy-handedness
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The Congressional Oversight Panel blames Feinberg for not getting the $1.7 billion in banker pay. Getting this pay was supposed to help teach these officials a lesson while providing a positive effect on the economy.
WASHINGTON — The government’s restrictions on pay at bailed-out banks had little lasting impact because officials soft-pedaled some issues and [...]
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Democratic and Republican strategists believe Obama will most likely lost 5 states that previously supported him to the Republican vote. The state with highest amount of electoral votes – Florida – 29 electoral votes.
President Obama won 365 electoral votes in 2008, but with a struggling economy, his campaign is focused on defending the gains [...]
Continue Reading →Religion Clause: Republican Debate Includes Discussion of Church … Religion Clause: Republican Debate Includes Discussion of Church …
Last night’s CNN debate among 7 Republican candidates for the Presidential nomination included an extensive exchange [...]
Continue Reading →Michigan Sells Public School to Muslim Group – vinienco.com
Deaths for June so far: 24
Lance Cpl. Sean M. N. O’Connor, 22, of Douglas, Wyoming, died June 12, 2011.
Lance Cpl. Joshua B. McDaniels, 21, of Dublin, Ohio, died June 12, 2011.
Capt. Michael W. Newton, 30, of Newport News, Virginia, died June 11, [...]
Continue Reading →by Carol Brooks XXSeveral items on the Town Council’s June 21 agenda will have a direct impact on Jamestown citizens. XXAt the top of the agenda is a Public Hearing to consider the proposed budget for the town. This year’s figure of $7678523 is 3.75
Compared to the United Nation’s super-creepy Agenda 21, a [...]
Continue Reading →EPA Identifies Areas in Iowa and Kansas That Would Not Meet Tighter Lead Air Standards
Release date: 06/15/2011
Contact Information: Kris Lancaster, (913) 551-7557, lancaster.kris@epa.gov
Environmental News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Kansas City, Kan., June 15, 2011) – Today, EPA is announcing areas in Pottawattamie County, Iowa, and Saline County, Kan., that [...]
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Continue Reading →WASHINGTON – For all the optimistic talk, negotiators seeking a deal for lifting a lid on how much money the government can borrow are learning how difficult it is to cut deficits by $2 trillion over the next decade or so.
Just this week, the farm lobby showed it will fight to preserve its lucrative [...]
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After recent debate, media believes Mitt Romney to be cocky and full of himself.
A little bit of presumptuous bravado is expected and considered a sign of confidence during a debate. However, that same type of bravado can be seen as cocksureness and arrogance once a political candidate steps out among the voters and lay [...]
Continue Reading →Texas Republican governor Rick Perry may be looking to run in 2012, but would the GOP support another Texan governor while still recovering from Bush fatigue?
Is America ready for another Republican governor from Texas to be president?
We may just find out in 2012 as Rick Perry is actively considering a run for [...]
Continue Reading →By Dave Andrusko
Participating in last night’s Republican presidential debate were former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, businessman Herman Cain, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich Texas Rep. Ron Paul, and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum
Although the moderator, CNN’s John King, barely [...]
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