It was an historic moment: For the first time in five decades, the U.S. Embassy in Havana, Cuba, was officially open for business. But that's not necessarily a good thing for the people of Cuba, or the United States, Sen. Marco Rubio said. Rubio, whose family came from the island in the late 1950s, said the move is a U.S. concession that won nothing in return. "It's almost like the U.S. has … [Read more...]
The Surprising Reason Mike Huckabee is Saying ‘Thank God’ for Liberal Democrat Chuck Schumer
August 12, 2015 By
They're definitely not a team you could envision under any other circumstances. But Mike Huckabee and Chuck Schumer are teaming up to oppose President Obama's nuclear agreement with Iran. Schumer, who is likely to become the top Senate Democrat after Harry Reid steps down, announced that he would vote against the deal and, if necessary, to override Barack Obama's veto. “Thank God for Chuck … [Read more...]
Jon Huntsman Refuses to Rule Out Impeachment Over Libya
August 4, 2011 By
Here is a measure of both this movement's effectiveness and Barack Obama's stark, brazen criminality: Even the RINOs are talking impeachment. In Rochester, New Hampshire, on Monday morning, former Utah governor and Obama's one-time ambassador to China Jon Huntsman told a citizen that Obama's war in Libya may be an impeachable offense. ABC News posted the following transcript of the exchange … [Read more...]
The Huffington Post Gets Punk’d
June 1, 2011 By
The Huffington Post receives millions from George Soros' allies, AOL, and advertising revenue. But it cannot fact check its articles. Another takedown of the elite media by a citizen journalist. Despite a newfound reputation as an unbiased news source, an influx of hundreds of millions of dollars, and the new ownership of a massive media conglomerate, The Huffington Post is apparently … [Read more...]
Reagan Would Not Support Obama on Libya
April 5, 2011 By
For some conservatives, the most sacred initials in policymaking are WWRRD: What Would Ronald Reagan Do? Whenever America encounters a situation similar to one faced by the Gipper, they say the proper course is to follow his lead. Barack Obama’s undeclared war in Libya is such a situation, but I’m afraid Republicans are drawing the wrong analogy. When Libyan rebels rose up against Muammar … [Read more...]
