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September, 2016

Global Warming to Freedom

Power is an interesting concept. An access to power can be bought, obtained by force, or even through treason, but keeping it depends only on people. When dissatisfied with management, "folks" first choose a direction, then a leader who is going their way. Right now citizens of several countries are clearly turning to the right.
By Joanna Rosamond - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story


Trump Prospects Brighten, Much to Chagrin of Hostile Media, RINOs!

Donald Trump continues to defy conventional wisdom and outsmart the corrupt coalition of RINO Republicans and hostile media when it comes to the 2016 presidential sweepstakes, as the race officially enters the “dog days” of the most intense, bitter struggle for power in the history of American politics.
By John Lillpop - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story

Overridden

Another first was achieved in the Obama administration, but it is not a first the president is happy about. Congress successfully overrode President Obama’s veto of the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, or JASTA, making the bill law without his signature. The veto was 12th of his presidency but the very first to be overridden.
By Matthew Vadum - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story

CCRKBA Calls On Oregon Judge To Resign After Anti-Gun Remarks

BELLEVUE, WA – The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms today called on Multnomah County Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Walker to step down from the bench after launching an anti-gun-rights tirade in court earlier this week in which he stated that firearms “are a scourge of this country and no one should have one as far as I’m concerned.”
By CCRKBA - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story

Obama handing The Peoples’ Internet to Communist China

There’s not even the slightest shadow of a doubt about to whom President Barack Obama is handing-off the Internet at midnight tonight if the four Republican attorneys general making an 11th-hour bid to block him do not succeed in the lawsuit they filed yesterday.
By Judi McLeod - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story

The Great Debate

Once again, let me preface my comments and thoughts on the Hofstra presidential debate by making it very clear to you all that, I am, first and foremost a staunch republican, a tried-and-true conservative and a steadfast supporter of Donald Trump to be the next president of the United States of America.
By Obie Usategui - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story

The trick is up – Forget sleight of hand Hillary

This is war and is the worldview clash of the century with Clinton and Trump. Never forget this as you peer through the magic looking glass for debate 2 and 3 and see the smooth and lipstick laden Hillary doing what she does in her magic show. She distracts, she plays pretend with ‘fact checks’ attacking Trump with disjointed assaults that don’t exist in any real and fair context. She lies, cheats and steals as she arrogantly smiles away with bright red lipstick smeared on her teeth. She is no ‘first woman’ anything but rather the last woman on earth any one of us should want in the White House running anything.
By Dr. Laurie Roth - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story

Asked to define the middle class, Hillary fails - drifts into miserable, meaningless, word salad

Hillary Clinton has vowed, many, many, times, not to "raise taxes on the middle class." The middle class, she'll argue, must be protected, encouraged, nurtured, and grown. That's super, but if you ask her to define the middle class, things tend not to go so well. In fact, it appears she doesn't really know what she thinks the middle class actually is.
By Robert Laurie - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story


Philippines president: You know who I want to be like? Hitler

Most observers of politics recognize it's among the cheapest of ploys to compare your political opponents to Hitler. Not only is just about never accurate, but when that's what you have to resort to, you show yourself completely incapable of defending your own ideas or explaining the problems you have with your opponents' ideas.
By Dan Calabrese - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story


The New Middle East

A new Syria is emerging. And with it, a new Middle East and world are presenting themselves. Our new world is not a peaceful or stable one. It is a harsh place. The new Syria is being born in the rubble of Aleppo.
By Caroline Glick - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story

The Odd Man Ouch!

Although Dean and I were only in junior high school, we’ d already acquired hoodlum habits. Convinced that doing wrong was easier than doing right — and more fun — we devised a coin flipping scam to beat our schoolmates out of their lunch money.
By Jimmy Reed - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story

Media’s anti-Trump storyline of the week: No newspapers are endorsing Trump!

In followup to Rob's piece yesterday about the Detroit News's embarrassing endorsement of the clueless Gary Johnson (and full disclosure, like Rob I too have served as a contributor to the News and sometimes still do), we now have today's edition the Newspaper Endorsements As Big News Development storyline, which has become the media's go-to topic of the week.
By Dan Calabrese - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story

Judges must understand: climate rules are irrational

On Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit heard arguments in the litigation over President Barack Obama’s Clean Power Plan (CPP). If implemented, CPP regulations will require states to develop and bring into force plans to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from existing power plants.
By Tom Harris - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story

Prosciutto Nuovo—no “Speck,” all “Veggie”

True prosciutto is one of many Italian delicacies, especially that from Parma region, a kind of air-dried bacon that melts on your tongue. As common for bacon, it has small parts of fat. In the context here, "Speck" is the German term for the fat in cured bacon that makes the delicacy even smoother. You can buy the original prosciutto at high-end deli shops in the U.S., including the west coast (nothing but the finest for them, ever). IMHO, even steadfast vegetarians would savor it.
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser - Friday, September 30, 2016 - Full Story




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