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Barack Obama and Rick Perry both got into the news by quoting the Bible recently.  In Obama’s case, the quote wasn’t even accurate, but of course he gets a total pass.  Plumping for his illegal amnesty orders at a campaign

A supporter of Obamacare living in Orange County, California says her first year under the new system has been “more frustrating than I’d ever dreamed.” In a piece published by the Washington Post, 56-year-old freelance writer Catherine Keefe describes the

The latest Person of the Year award from Time Magazine is another one of those generic group deals where they salute a group or class of people, rather than a specific individual.  Their rules have long allowed such citations, but

If a Republican administration had to endure the headlines on this, a single day in the life of a presidency, the media would be pronouncing said administration and any further policy initiatives dead on arrival. Instead, the as usual Obama

Rep Gowdy (R-SC) made MIT economist Jonathan Gruber squirm in his seat during the House Oversight hearing, this morning, as he questioned him about the a series of statements he made about the tactics used to sell ObamaCare to the

Sony Pictures is still bleeding confidential data from the sucking server wound inflicted by hackers, leading executives to take some remarkable steps to reassure understandably nervous employees.  From the New York Times: As hackers made public more Sony Pictures Entertainment

According to a new Bloomberg poll, “a majority of Americans, 53 percent, say the interactions between the white and black communities have deteriorated” since Obama took office back in 2008. But can you blame them? In the six years since

Courtesy of Powerline blog it appears that Columbia Law School is allowing students the opportunity to petition for a delay in exam administration in cases where students are “claiming to be impaired due to the emotional impact of recent non-indictments

The first take-away from a recent Politico Magazine item: Reinventing Jeb Bush How America misremembers the family’s true conservative, is that as is appropriately disclosed at bottom, the author is S.V. Dáte, the author of “Jeb: America’s Next Bush” and “an editor on

No big surprises in Louisiana on special election night; even the Democrat machine knew Mary Landrieu was toast, which was quite vexing to Mary Landrieu.  It looks like she lost by about 13 points to Republican challenger Bill Cassidy.  Landrieu

In response to Rolling Stone Editor Offers 2nd Apology Amid Intense Criticism: What a season of journalistic meltdowns we’ve had!  From the grand jury demolition of Ferguson mythology, to the media’s bizarre obsession with the Facebook postings of an obscure

Just the other day, Hillary Clinton told a half-empty auditorium in Georgetown that her vision of “smart power” included empathizing with America’s enemies and respecting them.   Presumably that includes the murderers of Ambassador Chris Stevens and his defenders, whose

Reggie Love, known as the “body man” to Barack Obama is said to be writing a book on his experiences, “Power Forward: My Presidential Education,” detailing his time spent over the years with Obama. It’s currently slated for a Feb. 3

Rolling Stone managing editor Will Dana offered a series of tweets Friday afternoon which seem to offer a more abject apology for the magazines failure to check the facts in a widely read story about an alleged gang-rape at UVA.

Former President George W. Bush recently said it was “hard to understand” a New York grand jury’s decision to not indict police officer Daniel Pantaleo in the death of Eric Garner, a 300-plus pound black man whose death in New York during a

Per the Christian Science Monitor, “If Sen. Mary Landrieu (D) of Louisiana loses her runoff election on Saturday, there will be no more white Democrats from the Deep South in the Senate. Racial polarization of the two main parties has

Last week I posted a list of books I recommend as gifts for Christmas (or any occasion, really).  Another awesome gift is “Davi Sings Sinatra,” a collection of Sinatra favorites sang by the very talented Robert Davi.  Many will know

A long-standing injustice perpetrated by the Obama Administration is about to be overturned by Congress, as reported at the Washington Examiner: Congress is set to make victims of the 2009 Fort Hood shootings eligible for Purple Hearts and combat injury

Not since U2 gave its new album to every Apple iTunes user whether they wanted it or not has music felt this much like a threat. Produced by a group called Stand with Hillary, the country music video walks a

Iran turns out to be a big player on the Cyber War battlefield, as reported by ComputerWorldUK: For the past two years, a team of Iranian hackers has compromised computers and networks belonging to over 50 organizations from 16 countries,

Piling on to the racial fiasco known as Ferguson, AG Eric Holder has announced that he would be pressing forward with another federal civil rights case investigating the death of Eric Garner in Staten Island, New York, on July 17,

You know that Christmas jingle “Santa Clause is Coming to Town,” well, now you can say that Satan is coming to down, at least to Tallahassee, Florida. Florida’s Department of Management Services has approved The Satanic Temple’s Christmas season “diorama

Barack Obama reacted to the grand jury in New York opting to not to bring criminal charges in the case of Eric Garner with an extended statement. “It is incumbent upon all of us as Americans, regardless of race, region,

Within hours of a Staten Island grand jury deciding against indicting police officers in the death of Eric Garner, Attorney General Eric Holder announced a Justice Department civil rights investigation into the death. The quick response may suggest to some that Holder’s

University of Austin researchers had lost their minds (brains), but then realized that dozens of human brains they reported missing were actually disposed of 12 years ago. The university released a statement wednesday saying environmental workers disposed of between 40

Two weeks ago the Center for American Progress made a concerted effort to claim that Jonathan Gruber was wrong in some of his embarrassing statements caught on video. But it turned out it was CAP that had it wrong, not

In response to Fight Cancer by Watching Badass Cats: I am all for fighting cancer, even it is using those annoying and dirty little furballs. Yeah you guessed it, I don’t like cats, and really dislike all of those annoying

Sony Pictures was recently the victim of a huge computer hack.  Many articles have focused on the movies that were published, but Fusion.net finds something the feminist beancounters might be interested in. The salary list is contained in a spreadsheet from the

An individual meeting the CDC definition of a “person under investigation” of having the ebola virus is being treated at Boston’s Massachusetts General Hospital according to Public Affairs Officer Noah Brown. Director Of Emergency Preparedness at MGH, Dr. Paul Biddinger confirmed the individual