Nobody home at the White House but the Tea Party
By Judi McLeod Wednesday, June 19, 2013
While publicity hounds Barack and Michelle Obama primped and preened over in Ireland and searched out the roots of their “Irish ancestors”, before heading out to Berlin, tens of thousands of Tea Party stalwarts will be out in force on Capitol Hill today searching for their country.
Doug Hagmann dispels rumorsBy Doug Hagmann Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Taxpayer interests cropped out of the farm bill
By Neil W. McCabe Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Folks on Capitol Hill want to go home for the July 4 recess with a sense of accomplishment and one of the heavy lifts in front of them is the farm bill.
Obama WANTS you to know Big Government is Watching YouBy Judi McLeod Wednesday, June 19, 2013
It’s getting to the point where civilians need a ‘Truth Meter’ before venturing out the door each morning; a Truth Meter for a public at large steadily bombarded with lies, propaganda and more lies each waking day.
Savages of Socialism
By Daniel Greenfield Wednesday, June 19, 2013
In Venezuela, savvy shoppers are hunting down scarce supplies of toilet paper with a smartphone app. The smartphones, compact packages of electronics, are several generations more advanced than the white square, but they are available when the toilet paper isn’t, because unlike the toilet paper they aren’t subsidized and price controlled.
While Hugo Chavez did at one point unveil a Chavezphone for the poor, he succumbed to the wonders of Cuba’s Socialist medicine before they could become as big as Obamaphones. But if Venezuela ever falls to the dumbphone, then there won’t be a smartphone app to find a smartphone with.
A Constitutional ConservativeBy J.D. Longstreet Wednesday, June 19, 2013
There’s a new term being tossed about today by the folks on the political left. Not surprising since they seem captive more to their emotions than folks on the political right.
SEIU Cries Censorship WolfBy Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh Tuesday, June 18, 2013
The Service Employees International Union, the Children’s Television Workshop (CTW), under the umbrella of SEIU.org have sent a letter on June 17, 2013, to their like-minded contributors who fund Democrat campaigns and socialist causes and organizations around the country.
UN Special Envoy Confirms Dire Situation In LibyaBy Joseph A. Klein Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Tarek Mitri, the United Nations Secretary General’s Special Representative for Libya, delivered a dose of reality to the UN Security Council in his briefing on June 18th regarding the bleak political and security conditions in that beleaguered country. While he does not think that Libya was in imminent danger of complete collapse and that opportunities remained for progress through inclusive political dialogue, Mr. Mitri believes there are very serious problems that require significantly more assistance from the international community to help resolve.
Let the Games Begin
By Bob Burdick Tuesday, June 18, 2013
I was two sips into my morning coffee when the phone rang. Despite the early hour I laid my pen down, pushed my manuscript aside, and answered with a cheerful “Hello.” After all, it was already past noon in England. Maybe the queen was calling.
How to hold Washington accountable using the Racketeer Influence & Corrupt Organizations ActBy Marinka Peschmann Monday, June 17, 2013
Has the U.S. government deprived you of your rights? If so, please do not think that you are helpless or at the mercy of the political justice system anymore. You have legal remedies to pursue. It’s RICO time.
Obamas to flout wealth in poorest regions of AfricaBy Judi McLeod Saturday, June 15, 2013
With iconic hero Nelson Mandela in declining health, it’s time for President Barack Hussein Obama to go for the photo op of all time. America in Decline will spend $60-100 million for the Obama Act called “reinforcing U.S. commitment to forging strong relationships with emerging democracies in sub-Saharan Africa”.
New Light on the InternetBy Judi McLeod Thursday, June 13, 2013
My 2008 trip to North Easton, Mass. where I was able to make a Christmas Eve morning visit to the grave site of ‘Rosary Priest’ Fr. Patrick Peyton, turned out to be one of those gifts that was to keep right on giving.
The gift that keeps on giving brought some remarkable people into my life and often returned when it was least expected.
Its latest return came with a goose-bump-raising surprise piercing straight through the ineffable sadness that surrounds the transfer of Father Paul Nicholson and the Latin Mass from St. Patrick’s Church in Kinkora, to London, Ontario.
For me that sadness has been replaced by the most soaring of hope.
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