Barack Obama: Worse On Iran Than Jimmy Carter?

December 17, 2011 By

Iran became a major issue at last night’s Republican debate. But no matter how you believe it should be solved, everyone should agree the mess is here in the first place because of two people: Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama. Jimmy Carter’s weakness allowed the Ayatollah to topple the Shah and hold Americans in shameful conditions for 444 days, mocking a great superpower before all the … [Read more...]

Video: Obama Spins Being Kicked Out of Iraq

October 25, 2011 By

Remember when Barack Obama personally flew to Copenhagen to try to bring the 2016 Olympics to Chicago and failed? Remember when his embarrassing attempts cozy up, all of which Iran ignored before (if you believe Obama's word -- and I don't) plotting an incredibly inept assassination attempt in the nation's capital? Remember when the nation's opposition only rose as he stumped endlessly for … [Read more...]

Terrorist Plot or Terrorist Ploy?

October 12, 2011 By

Rush Limbaugh is asking if the foiled terrorist plot Attorney General Eric Holder announced yesterday was a ploy to distract the American people from Holder's role in a deadly Mexican gun-running operation. Holder announced the plot -- in which Iranian forces allegedly plotted to hire a Mexican drug cartel to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to the U.S. in a Washington, D.C., restaurant -- shortly … [Read more...]

Gary Johnson Grabs the GOP’s Third Rail: Cutting Military Spending

September 9, 2011 By

Every political epoch has one: a third rail, an issue so electric that any mention of it tends to close discussion and slam doors rather than broaden discourse and widen debate. For 65 years, increased military spending has been the sacred cow no politician hoping to capture the Republican presidential nomination dared question. Although GOP stalwarts favored cutting every other area of … [Read more...]

Tim Pawlenty: We Need More, Bigger Unconstitutional Wars!

June 30, 2011 By
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In election years, candidates inevitably promise voters they will do more than their opponents. In practice that usually means increased debt-spending and expanding unconstitutional encroachments on liberty. Now one Republican presidential candidate has doubled-down on the most blatantly illegal action of this presidency, saying Barack Obama has not gone far enough in waging war-by-decree in Libya … [Read more...]

Obama Lies About Stealth Amnesty, TSA Cancer; Media Bash Bachmann

June 30, 2011 By

Before the invention of movable type, newspapers created a tablet for each page they wished to print and broke it at the end of the day. If the media wanted to conserve resources, they could simply fuse the words "The Obama administration lied" to the opening line of each day's edition and fill in the blank appropriately. This week alone, the press exposed Obama administration lies -- in some … [Read more...]

Why Obama Really Started the Libyan War

March 31, 2011 By

Anyone seeking to know why Barack Obama really committed U.S. troops to Libya’s civil war can begin by dismissing virtually everything he said in his speech Monday night out of hand. For instance, Obama claimed he initiated this military action for humanitarian reasons. Failing “our responsibilities to our fellow human beings...would have been a betrayal of who we are,” he said. “Some … [Read more...]

CA State Worker Says SEIU Thugs Beat Him Up

November 7, 2009 By

Ken Hamidi, after a bloody SEIU brawl As the nation waits to see when or if SEIU members involved in a physical confrontation with Kenneth Gladney outside a health care town hall meeting in August will be prosecuted, another allegation of union violence has cropped up. A California state worker went to the hospital bloodied and bruised Thursday night as a result of a beating administered in an … [Read more...]

Obama’s Dangerous UN Agenda

September 28, 2009 By

Much commentary about Barack Obama’s speech to the United Nations on Wednesday, September 23, 2009, has focused on his description of pre-Obama America as a deadbeat, lawless, foot-dragging country that tortures innocent Muslims, or did until his glorious ascension to the right hand of power. The predictable emphasis on the speech’s most offensive aspects overlooks more dangerous points: … [Read more...]

Deadly Silence

July 30, 2009 By

Budapest, 1956. Prague, 1968. Gdansk, 1981. Tianenmen Square, 1989. Tehran, 2009. Each of these surprise flashpoints in history’s long march against totalitarianism proved as dazzling at its outset as it did hopeless at its extermination. Each of them left a trail of broken bodies, but the last was different than all its historical forebears in one way: the president of … [Read more...]

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