As A.C. Spollen reported yesterday, the White House played a key role in orchestrating talking points about the attack in Benghazi on Sept 11, 2012 that killed Ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens and at least three other American personnel. As interesting as that news is, when the instructions were issued is just as important. First, …
New emails obtained from Judicial Watch revealed that President Obama’s deputy national security advisor, Ben Rhodes, brother of CBS News president David Rhodes, was more concerned with making sure Obama “looked good,” than the truth… which is unsurprising, really. Especially coming from this Administration. No wonder CBS put the kibosh on Sharyl Attkisson’s Benghazi investigation. On Tuesday, an email obtained …
White House Email Reveals Obama Advisor Urged Rice to Blame Video for BenghaziRead More »
Another day, another example of an agency in Obama’s Administration without a smidgen of corruption. My question is this – if a Republican president and his administration were being accused of illegally campaigning and/or targeting liberals, what would the news coverage be like? I’m looking at you MSM. An employee at the Federal Election Commission, the nonpartisan …
FEC Lawyer Used Government Job To Campaign For ObamaRead More »
A coalition of over 40 Wisconsin-based activists and groups has sent a letter to Governor Scott Walker (R) and to every member of the Wisconsin state legislature after the state’s failure to back out of the Common Core standards nightmare and implement Wisconsin-based standards, as the Governor had indicated he wanted. Key members of the …
Wisconsin Groups to Scott Walker: You Own Common CoreRead More »
MSNBC outrage in 3… 2… 1… The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld Michigan’s ban on using race as a factor in college admissions. The justices said in a 6-2 ruling that Michigan voters had the right to change their state constitution to prohibit public colleges and universities from taking account of race in admissions decisions. …
Supreme Court Upholds Michigan’s Ban On Affirmative Action In College AdmissionsRead More »
Nope, we totally haven’t massively expanded the welfare state. According to the latest from CNS, 148 million people (not including veterans) are collecting benefits of one type or another. Of those 148 million people – 108 million are on welfare a.k.a “means tested” benefits. What’s even scarier? The United States has spent $3.7 Trillion (yes, …
86 Million Private-Sector Workers Are Sustaining 148 Million Receiving BenefitsRead More »
Not only was Mel Brooks a genius, it turns out he was also prophetic. I suspected one day society might draw on the creative minds in Hollywood to avert a global catastrophe, but I was thinking more along the lines of Armageddon, not Spaceballs. Our intellectual betters at the U.N. have decided that the only way …
UN Says Vacuuming Carbon From The Atmosphere May Be Only Way To Slow Global WarmingRead More »
Happy Tax Day! For your reading enjoyment, I wanted to point out that yes, Obamacare is actually a tax. Well, not just one tax, approximately 21 new taxes are included in the train wreck known as Obamacare. Perhaps this is why Pelosi wanted to pass it before we knew what was in it? The people …
But It’s Not A Tax: Full List Of Obamacare Tax HikesRead More »
Remember the little creep who literally got away with murder because he claimed he was a “victim” of his parents wealth and success? Couch’s case drew national attention due in large part to his defense’s argument that his wealthy parents had coddled him into a sense of irresponsibility — a condition that a defense expert …
Texas Taxpayers To Foot Majority Of Rehab Cost For “Affluenza” Teen KillerRead More »
Well, some more warm and fuzzy news about the IRS. I’m sure this is going to go over well. Is Reince Priebus and the rest of the GOP paying attention here? Nobody likes the IRS. Combine the act of confiscating debts from nearly 40 years ago along with the IRS targeting of conservative groups and …
IRS Seizing Tax Refunds To Cover Parents Decades Old DebtsRead More »