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Report: Obama Knew He Was Lying on Keeping Your Insurance

In a blockbuster report on Monday, sources told NBC News that at least half to three quarters of those who buy individual insurance will have that insurance cancelled by their insurers over the next year thanks to changes mandated by

Report: Obama Knew He Was Lying on Keeping Your Insurance

PolitiFact Defends 'Half-True' Rating on Obama Insurance Lie

In June 2012, PolitiFact characterized as “half-true” President Obama’s promise that if Americans liked their health insurance plans, they would be able to keep them, as half-true. On Sunday, David Axelrod admitted that promise was a lie. On Monday, the

PolitiFact Defends 'Half-True' Rating on Obama Insurance Lie

Pelosi Wants Obamacare Extended to Include Universal Childcare

In an interview with The Hill on Monday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), who hopes to regain the House Speakership in the 2014 election, said that her first job as Speaker would be to push universal childcare as part

Pelosi Wants Obamacare Extended to Include Universal Childcare

Christie: I Never 'Hugged' Obama

Attempting to distance himself from his sycophantic behavior toward President Obama during Hurricane Sandy and just before the 2012 presidential election – behavior that many observers saw as boosting Obama’s re-election chances – New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie now says

Christie: I Never 'Hugged' Obama

Elmo Visits WH to Help Michelle Harvest Organic Garden

Michelle Obama and Elmo are the best of friends – the First Lady has appeared repeatedly on Sesame Street to tout her health and exercise initiative, Let’s Move. Now Elmo will go visit the First Lady at the White House

Elmo Visits WH to Help Michelle Harvest Organic Garden

Food Stamp Funding Set to Drop by $5B, Still Spend $75B Annually

Thanks to the automatic sunset of stimulus funding, food stamp funding is set to shrink by $5 billion annually – but we’ll still be spending $75 billion annually on food stamps, enrollment in which has swelled in excess of 70%

Food Stamp Funding Set to Drop by $5B, Still Spend $75B Annually

100 Pro-Abortion Storytelling Events Organized Across Country

On Monday, pro-abortion groups across the country launched an organized effort to feature women telling uplifting stories of their abortions. The so-called “1 in 3” week of action will feature 100 events in 32 states, and began in Washington D.C.

100 Pro-Abortion Storytelling Events Organized Across Country

Rand: Vote on Fed Reserve Transparency Before Confirming Yellen

On Friday, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) announced that he would require a vote on his Federal Reserve Transparency Act before acting on the nomination of Janet Yellen to head the Federal Reserve. “As part of Senate consideration of the Janet

Rand: Vote on Fed Reserve Transparency Before Confirming Yellen

Court Docs: JonBenet Grand Jury Wanted Parents Tried for Murder

According to new court papers released on Friday, a 1999 Colorado grand jury decided to indict John and Patricia Ramsey, the parents of murdered 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey. A district attorney overruled the grand jury and decided not to file charges.

Court Docs: JonBenet Grand Jury Wanted Parents Tried for Murder

Sharpton Compares Himself to Holocaust Survivor Elie Wiesel

MSNBC’s Al Sharpton is no stranger to self-aggrandizing statements. But in his new book, The Rejected Stone, he takes self-aggrandizement to its limit: he compares himself to iconic Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel, winner of the 1986 Nobel Peace Prize. Sharpton

Sharpton Compares Himself to Holocaust Survivor Elie Wiesel

WH, NBC News Battle over Obamacare Delay Reports

On Wednesday evening, NBC Nightly News’ Brian Williams opened his program by breaking the news that the Obama Administration was planning to move back the deadline for purchasing health insurance under the individual mandate by six weeks. Reporter Tom Costello

WH, NBC News Battle over Obamacare Delay Reports

AP's Bauer Whines That Scott Walker Book Isn't Anti-Walker

On Monday, the Associated Press’ Scott Bauer blasted Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s new book, Unintimidated: A Governor’s Story and a Nation’s Challenge, by fibbing repeatedly about Walker’s record and criticizing Walker for not writing about matters that Bauer would prefer

AP's Bauer Whines That Scott Walker Book Isn't Anti-Walker

MSNBC's Matthews: Ted Cruz Racist

In his unending quest to find reasons to call Republicans racist, Chris Matthews of MSNBC stumbled Monday night onto yet another example of GOP bigotry: Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), a Hispanic, returning to Texas and stating, “Gee, it’s great to

MSNBC's Matthews: Ted Cruz Racist

Tech Magnates Buying Stakes in Journalistic Enterprises

On Sunday, The New York Times ran a lengthy ode to the journalistic investments of technological entrepreneurs, who have been pumping cash into both established and start-up journalism enterprises. As the Times pointed out, Pierre M. Omidyar, founder of eBay,

Tech Magnates Buying Stakes in Journalistic Enterprises

Sebelius Won't Testify This Week on Obamacare

On Monday, the Department of Health and Human Services announced that Secretary Kathleen Sebelius would testify about the Obamacare rollout before Congress. “To be clear, the House hearing is this week,” said Brendan Buck, a spokesman for House Speaker John

Sebelius Won't Testify This Week on Obamacare

Obama Tells Americans to Enroll via Phone, Phone Number Crashes

As Americans become more and more perturbed over the Obamacare exchange website glitches that have crippled the rollout of President Obama’s signature program, President Obama took to the podium on Monday and suggested that Americans apply in person or via

Obama Tells Americans to Enroll via Phone, Phone Number Crashes

Furloughed Worker Returns, Immediately Asks for Vacation

On Friday, in the aftermath of the government shutdown, the Washington Post ran a sob story about one furloughed federal employee, Sophia Casey, dealing with her backlog of emails. After over 200 stories lamenting the fate of victims of the

Furloughed Worker Returns, Immediately Asks for Vacation

EXCLUSIVE: Zimmerman Brother: Boycott Sharpton's Advertisers

Speaking exclusively with Breitbart News on Friday, Robert Zimmerman, brother of George Zimmerman, the man acquitted of murder in the shooting of black teenager Trayvon Martin, ripped into MSNBC’s Al Sharpton and called for advertisers to stop their support for

EXCLUSIVE: Zimmerman Brother: Boycott Sharpton's Advertisers

Dems Push to Take Up Amnesty, Say Boehner Will Cave

On Thursday, President Obama took to the White House podium to triumphantly announce the end of the government shutdown. In doing so, he proclaimed that he wanted to push forward with other legislative priorities, including a budget, immigration reform, and

Dems Push to Take Up Amnesty, Say Boehner Will Cave

How to Win The Next Government Funding Battle

With the collapse of the defund Obamacare, many conservatives are looking for the next step in the fight to stop the most damaging piece of law in generations before its full implementation. The answer to that question lies in lessons

How to Win The Next Government Funding Battle

Cruz Strategy Undercut by GOP Anti-Cruz Signals

On Wednesday, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) ripped into the GOP establishment for cutting a deal on the government shutdown and debt ceiling, stating, “The Washington establishment has cut a deal.” He added, “The focus is and should be on the

Cruz Strategy Undercut by GOP Anti-Cruz Signals

Sharpton: Cruz Responsible for Confederate Flag at Million Vet March

Writing at The Huffington Post, MSNBC’s Al Sharpton says that Republican politicians are responsible for the presence of a Confederate flag-holding rally attendee at Sunday’s Million Vet March. This despite the fact that Sharpton’s own fans and followers have included

Sharpton: Cruz Responsible for Confederate Flag at Million Vet March

Politico's Simon: Drown Boehner, Cruz to Save America

On Monday, Politico’s chief political columnist Roger Simon wrote a column in which he suggested that Tea Partiers were racists, and that Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-OH) and Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) deserved to die. He wrote: Question:

Politico's Simon: Drown Boehner, Cruz to Save America

LA Jewish Journal Runs Cartoon Labeling Tea Partiers 'Tea-Hadists'

On Friday, October 11, TruthRevolt.org reports, the Los Angeles Jewish Journal, with a circulation of 50,000 copies and 150,000 readers and free circulation among synagogues, ran a cartoon by editorial cartoonist Steve Greenberg labeling Tea Partiers “Tea-Hadists.” The cartoon shows

LA Jewish Journal Runs Cartoon Labeling Tea Partiers 'Tea-Hadists'

CNN Mocks Million Vet March as Tea Party Crazies

CNN.com covered Sunday’s “Million Vet March” in Washington D.C. against the Obama administration’s closure of military memorials by castigating the marchers as Tea Party kooks and fringe crazies. “At tea party-like rally, Obama told to ‘put the Quran down,’” the

CNN Mocks Million Vet March as Tea Party Crazies

Carney: Tea Party Wants Obama to 'Resign' to End Shutdown

President Obama’s meeting with certain House Republicans, Carney said, would not be a negotiation: “he’s not going to pay ransom to the Tea Party so that the government opens or the government doesn’t default.” Carney blamed divisions among Republicans for

Carney: Tea Party Wants Obama to 'Resign' to End Shutdown

Carney: Spiteful Tea Party 'Doing Harm to the Republican Party'

On Thursday, White House press secretary Jay Carney launched into an attack on the Tea Party, suggesting that conservatives were thwarting the will of the people and perverting House leadership on the debt ceiling issue and the government shutdown. “We

Carney: Spiteful Tea Party 'Doing Harm to the Republican Party'

Not Glitchy, Just Bad

According to the Washington Post, the Obamacare healthcare.gov website is not suffering from mere glitches – it’s just a bad website. “Problems with the federal government’s new healthcare Web site have attracted legions of armchair analysts who speak of its

Not Glitchy, Just Bad