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April, 2016



Inside climate propaganda

Have you ever wondered how the LA Times, Associated Press, Weather Channel and your local media always seem to present similar one-sided stories on climate change, fossil fuels, renewable energy and other environmental issues? How their assertions become "common knowledge," like the following?
By Paul Driessen - Saturday, April 30, 2016 - Full Story



Leading Us Down The Aisle

The former Democratic senator from Pennsylvania, Harris Wofford, has announced his plans to marry his boyfriend, Matthew Charlton, this weekend. To most anyone over 30 years old (who might not have heard about this engagement) the news should naturally still knock a bit of the wind out of you.
By Dave Merrick - Saturday, April 30, 2016 - Full Story

California’s Political Water Wars Heat Up

Water wars are historic undertakings in California. Countless other publications have written recently about the proposed ballot measure that would redirect High Speed Rail bond money for water-related projects and prioritize the use of water, But what makes this story interesting is the coalition of opponents, their motivations and techniques being employed.
By Katy Grimes - Saturday, April 30, 2016 - Full Story

Trump’s three huge lies about Cruz

Joseph Goebbels said, "If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it." While I realize that Goebbels was Hitler's Propaganda Minister, in no way am I comparing Trump's campaign to Hitler. Such comparisons are over-the-top nonsense. Trump is not Hitler.
By Lloyd Marcus - Saturday, April 30, 2016 - Full Story

Will California declare war on baseball next?

After decades of unchecked illegal immigration and liberal policies, conservatives are in a distinct minority in California. It is most definitely the case in the California Assembly.
By Jeff Crouere - Friday, April 29, 2016 - Full Story


Stand and Deliver - Paul’s Message to Peter

What we learn before we turn eighteen becomes the common sense of our later life. Just as the vast majority of people after careful consideration of all the candidates and the issues end up voting for the same party as their parents so too most people can never break free of the paradigm impressed upon them as they grew up.
By Dr. Robert R. Owens - Friday, April 29, 2016 - Full Story


Excellent: Target stock has lost $1.5 billion in value since letting men in the ladies’ room

Ordinarily I would not root for any business to fail, even one of my own competitors. But when a major corporation tells the vast majority of its customers "f*** you" in order to appease radical social activists, it would really be a shame if those insulted customers just kept shopping there and made the corporation pay no price for its arrogance. The early returns suggest Target customers are doing no such thing.
By Dan Calabrese - Friday, April 29, 2016 - Full Story



A Very Expensive Peace

The President has proud announced that: "We are fortunate to be living in the most peaceful era in human history." That may be statistically true but at what cost?
By Guest Column Jennie Veary- Friday, April 29, 2016 - Full Story



Healthcare Reform Begins With End to Hospital Costs Secrecy

Last week I wrote about the failure of Obamacare to reduce the number of uninsured. Today’s number is about the same as it was before Democrats passed Obamacare. The only difference now is being uninsured is no longer synonymous with low income.
By Michael R. Shannon - Friday, April 29, 2016 - Full Story

Chippie The Chipmunk

My brother Ronnie and I were nothing alike. He was good; I was bad. Curious about everything, I got into trouble constantly, and received many a switching because of Ronnie’s snitching. Occasionally, though, events worked in my favor. Such was the case with his good buddy, Chippie the chipmunk.
By Jimmy Reed - Friday, April 29, 2016 - Full Story

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