I know I have written about this subject before and now, I believe my opinion is changing. For the record, I believe that the terrorist attack in Libya was a tragic event. But, these hearings make me want to vomit. …and here is why: Look who is representing these “Whistleblowers”, Via the BooMan Tribune: (H/T …
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A perfect example of which can be found below here: So what happened to Detroit? MLK’s “Dream” came true…America’s founding principles of liberty, equality, and democracy came true for black people, and full citizenship and civil rights were extended to millions of African-Americans, who had previously been marginalized and excluded from the mainstream of American …
Pat Caddell: Pat Caddell, the Fox News Contributor and Democrat pollster who engineered Jimmy Carter’s 1976 Presidential victory, blew the lid off CPAC on Thursday with a blistering attack on “racketeering” Republican consultants who play wealthy donors like “marks.” “I blame the donors who allow themselves to be played for marks. I blame the …
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It appears so: For the last four years, Pamela Geller of AtlasShrugs.com and the American Freedom Defense Initiative have held events at CPAC featuring guests she invites to discuss the influence of Islamism on America. But this year, the American Conservative Union (ACU) has no room for Geller or her message. In 2009, she brought …
Just a little comment about InstaPundit and Bryan Preston’s posting about Obama’s ground game. Instapundit Says: The GOP has some learning to do. Bryan Preston says: Obama’s personal political army posted it on the web and require a valid email to obtain it. So I downloaded it and have posted it right here. Download it …
A very good point: Obama won two elections giving voice to these policies, but within the neocon-dominated punditocracy and a Congress subject to pressure by the increasingly extremist American Israel Public Affairs Committee, they are akin to kryptonite. Hagel’s critics have been quick to unsheathe the McCarthyite tactics employed whenever opposition to any position of …
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Two interesting pieces on this one here, first from NBC’s first thoughts: *** GOP goes off the image cliff: The clock is ticking over whether President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner can avoid going over the so-called fiscal cliff at the beginning of next year. But our new NBC/WSJ poll shows that the Republican …
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Needless to say, I feel like a chump. I trusted that those that I linked to, might be have actually telling the truth about this incident. Well, it turns out, they, of course, were lying about that as well. Go figure. Anyhow, Chris Savage, much to his credit flushes out the spin and hype about …
Go read it and follow the links The real funny part is, the tent thing was staged and the AFP group incited the violence against them all. Such whiners. Cue the tape:
Erick Rush writing at Canada Free Press, which has a ton more ads that I will ever have here: On November 19, Pravda’s Xavier Lerma wrote an article asserting that President (I use the term loosely) Barack Obama had been re-elected “by an illiterate society.” Some conservatives have been wont to dismiss and ridicule some …
I found this to be mildly interesting… Via VDare: Hail to You uses Reuters’ America Mosaic polling explorer to check out his theory that the reason Episcopalians voted for Obama more than other Protestants did is because they are concentrated in the Northeast. So he looks at whites’ voting by religion for the Northeast and …
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