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Israel Needs To Step On Hamas' Neck

As we all expected, Israel have escalated its airstrikes against Hamas assets in the Gaza Strip, in an effort to stop the ongoing rocket attacks against Israeli’s living in the country’s southern region.   The talk coming out of the Netanyahu

Salon: Let's Nationalize Amazon and Google

Salon is not quite beyond parody as this excellent parody Twitter account demonstrates. On the other hand it gets harder every day to distinguish the real site from the jokes. Case in point, an article published today proposing that Google

Nanny From Hell and the squatter ethos

The strange story of Diane Stretton, widely known as the “Nanny From Hell” (evidently sometimes known less poetically as the “Won’t-Go Nanny” by some local media) has been bubbling along for about a month now.  In short, Stretton is an

Hillary in P.R. crisis mode is fearsome to behold

In response to Hillary Changes Story on Rapist Defense, Claims She Had No Choice: Boy, you can tell this whole “Hillary Tapes” thing really struck a nerve.  She’s taking a huge chance by attempting to brazenly rewrite history, and… well,

Breaking: The CIA Doesn't Know Where Tupac Is

One of the strangest little corners of the Internet is the CIA’s official Twitter feed, which went live a month ago with a hilarious message: “We can neither confirm nor deny that this is our first Tweet.” What ensued was

What you earn vs. what you 'deserve'

In response to ”USA Today’ Knows Nothing About the American Dream: If you’ll permit me a bit of drive-by cross-linking, this is part of what I was talking about earlier with the “Takers who are also Makers” post.  Part of

Obama's border-camp horror gets worse

Last week, we heard about an epidemic of lice and scabies running through the population of young illegal aliens surging across the border and piling up in refugee camps for temporary storage, before they can be dispersed across the United

ObamaCare's September Surprise

The Obama/Democrat messaging machine is bracing for some bad ObamaCare news that should hit voters by early Fall – right before the midterm elections. That’s when most state insurance rates are scheduled to be approved, and they’re expected to sky-rocket. The

Part-time America: Makers who are also Takers

I thought I’d grown numb to the media’s relentless efforts to manufacture good news for Barack Obama, but the June unemployment report really takes the cake.  It was almost universally reported as phenomenal good news, with caveats brusquely related 10

Over 60 Woman and Girls Escape Boko Haram In Nigeria

While their captors were attacking a military base near Damboa, Nigeria on Friday, more than sixty woman and girls managed to escape a Boko Haram encampment. A local vigilante told journalists he had “received an alert from my colleagues… that about

The GOP's War on Tea Party May Cost it the Senate

While Republican Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and other top Republicans have bragged about their desire to destroy the so called Tea Party, or their own conservative GOP base, even their own polls are demonstrating how they may have over-reached and

Hillary on Speaking Fees: It Takes A Foundation?

In 1996, Hillary Clinton penned, It Take A Village. Currently under fire for her six figure speaking fees, it seems It takes a foundation is Hillary’s current mantra. Unfortunately, Hillary’s defense doesn’t do anything to relieve the frustration of students

Obama Golfs Round 180 with Friends

Per the White House press pol report, Barack Obama is golfing, again. It’s the president’s 23rd time playing this year and the 180th of his presidency. Today he’s golfing at Andrews Air Force Base with “longtime Obama friends Marty Nesbitt

Obama Golfs Round 180 with Friends

The Nobility of Fighting for Freedom

Posted with permission of John E. Michel, Brig. Gen., USAF – Commanding General, NATO Air Training Command-Afghanistan; Commander, 438th Air Expeditionary Wing “Those who have the privilege to know have the duty to act.” Albert Einstein It has been called the

The Nobility of Fighting for Freedom

Man Arrested for DUI After Claiming His Dog Drove Him to the Store

According to an author I’ve never heard of who wrote a book I’ve never read, there are 3 types of dog intelligence:  Adaptive Intelligence (learning and problem-solving ability), Instinctive Intelligence and Working/Obedience Intelligence. That being said, if you believe 60-year-old, Wesley Mark Terrell, then

Man Arrested for DUI After Claiming His Dog Drove Him to the Store

Imaginary dragons are more easily slain

Here’s a little dose of “leadership” from the most divisive President in modern history: Throwback to last week when a woman–not her boss–made her own decisions about her health care. #TBT pic.twitter.com/xmQ5e7DFmW — Barack Obama (@BarackObama) July 3, 2014 This

A tale of two Tims

In response to How Long Until Tim Howard Gets Tim Tebow’d?: I can’t give you a calendar date for the potential end of Tim Howard-mania, but I can tell you the event that would precipitate it: if he says anything

2016 GOP Hopefuls Fear Tea Party Wrath

While many moderate Republican talking heads continue to push the narrative that the Tea Party is dead and buried, it simply isn’t supported by events on the ground. The New York Times recently credited the conservative wing of the GOP