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Hagel Firing Will Make Things Worse

I can’t believe I’m actually saying this, but firing Chuck Hagel as Secretary of Defense is probably the wrong thing for President Barack Obama to do. Hagel should never have been appointed in the first place, much less confirmed. (That

5 Truths About Immigration Reform

In declaring his executive amnesty on Thursday evening, President Barack Obama made the case for seizing what he once described as imperial powers. He said he had been compelled to do so because of the “broken” state of the country’s

Suspect Arrested In Wichita Rape/Burning Case

In response to Horror: Woman Sexually Assaulted, Beaten, And Set on Fire In Wichita Park: With very little to go on, police in Wichita, Kansas have managed to track down and arrest a suspect in the horrific case of the woman

Hillary Clinton: Pipeline, What Pipeline?

With Senate Democrats defeating approval for the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline by one vote, the issue may flow all the way over into the 2016 presidential election, with one’s position on it being at least noteworthy, if not

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Will anyone in the media call Obama on his Gruber lies?

In response to Obama Claimed to Have ‘Stolen Ideas’ from Gruber in 2006: Allow me to toss a few more tidbits onto the fire as we burn whatever remains of Barack Obama’s credibility: former Administration official Steve Rattner testifying –

Another American Sympathetic to ISIS Arrested

 Another idiot American sympathetic to ISIS, or Islamic extremism, has been accused of pushing ISIS’ agenda and  conspiring to offer “to help an undercover agent get a friend into Syria to join the extremist group.” Heather Elizabeth Coffman made her

King To Launch Multi-Candidate Iowa Forum

“It’ll be an event that all the nation stops and looks at,” said Iowa’s Steve King in announcing “an annual multi-candidate forum for presidential hopefuls.” King made the announcement in a Monday telephone interview with The Des Moines Register. The move formally sets

Will Americans Forget About Obamacare's Rollout?

In response to Jonathan Gruber 1 Year Ago: ‘Short Attention Span Of American Public’ Will Help Them Forget About Disastrous ACA Rollout (Video): Actually, Gruber is correct in saying that the “short attention span of the American public works to

Gruber Visited White House a Dozen Times

Economist Jonathan Gruber made at least a dozen trips to the White House including at least one meeting with the President. The Wall Street Journal reports that Gruber visited the White House six times in 2009 and several more times

Gruber Visited White House a Dozen Times

Why Vox Should Be Illegal

While basically a First Amendment absolutist, there may be an argument for making Vox.com – the seemingly brainless brain child of Leftist Ezra Klein – illegal as an act of education, if not compassion, as the crew at Vox doesn’t

NYC Man, 61 Killed In Subway Shove

Wai Kuen Kwok, 61, of the Bronx was pushed under a speeding subway car  in what police are describing as a random act by an unknown Black individual who, presumably didn’t even know the elderly man he pushed to his death

NYC Man, 61 Killed In Subway Shove

Keystone XL Vote Expected This Week In Senate

XL oil pipeline, is only being held because outgoing Senate Majority leader Harry Reid hopes that it will help embattle Louisiana Senator Mary Landrieu retain her seat in next month’s run-off election in Louisiana. The word around town is that

Pelosi: Shaky, Not Stirred – For Now

If anyone needs a drink right now, it may well be 74 year-old House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi who by all accounts gets to keep a job she’s now failed at for two election cycles. But she no longer seems to

Pelosi: Shaky, Not Stirred – For Now

GOP Should Prevail In LA, But…

In response to Palin, Robertson Head All Star Line Up For Cassidy in Louisiana : I have a feeling that the entire Republican Party, including the squishy ones in the middle, and those that lean further right than others in

ObamaCare's Facebook page is a sham, too

I’ve long been fascinated with the business of manufactured popularity, in which various forms of sock puppetry are used to make a person or product seem much more popular than it actually is.  It’s amazingly easy to do on the