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September, 2016


Secret Report: Terrorists Running Wild Within U.S. Borders

The Obama administration has been concealing the staggering breadth of terrorist activity in the United States – quantified as close to 8,000 terrorist encounters in a recent year -- a leaked government report suggests.
By Matthew Vadum - Wednesday, September 28, 2016 - Full Story

Nobody Cares about the Birther Issue

“No one cares about the birther issue.” That’s what I am being told by nearly everyone I know, regardless of their political preference. What I hear, however, is no one cares about the U.S. Constitution, or about the rule of law. Seemingly, even fewer understand it. Fewer still are those who truly understand what’s at stake. Eligibility requirements to hold the office of President of the United States are defined by the Constitution. The “natural born citizen” requirement was written in to the U.S. Constitution to protect our nation from foreign influence. It was written to protect our nation from being hijacked from within.
By Doug Hagmann - Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Full Story


It’s Election Donald Trump must win not Lester Holt’s “Debate of the Century”

If millions of Americans are feeling down today after the hyped up ‘Debate of the Century’, how down do you think they will feel if Hillary Clinton gets to be lawfully addressed as “Madam President?” The Talking Heads of television and radio talk show hosts are peppering their audiences this morning with the Question: “Who won the debate last night?”
By Judi McLeod - Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Full Story

Utopia’s Classes

The sort of people who set off class wars as a hobby have very particular classless societies in mind. The average left-wing revolutionary is not poor. He is a homicidal dilettante from the upper classes with a burning conviction of his own importance that he is unwilling to realize through disciplined labor. His revolution climaxes with a classless society in which he is at the very top.
By Daniel Greenfield - Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Full Story

Media Bias is Alive and Well at the Presidential Debate

The first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton has come and gone. So who won? That’s a harder question to answer than “who lost?” The loser in this case was journalistic integrity.
By Chip McLean - Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Full Story



Earth to Democrats/media: All smart people try to minimize their tax liability

Preferably to zero. You're a fool if you don't. One of the reasons I hate politics is that political people exist in a world completely divorced from the reality in which normal people live. In the fantasy world of political people, the most wonderful and high-minded thing you can do is fork over an enormous chunk of your wealth to the federal government, because this is how you keep everyone else living, breathing, fat and happy.
By Dan Calabrese - Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Full Story

Smear, Lie, Assault Hillary, worthless “middle class” savior for America

Contrived and coached Hillary’s game on the first debate was to appear collected and together, with apparently, way to much bright red lipstick, while throwing ‘racist’ bombs regarding old lawsuits against Trump. The old lawsuit she brought up was deceitfully used to paint him a racist. Never mind the lawsuit had gathered up many companies and Trump in his innocence ended up paying zero.
By Dr. Laurie Roth - Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Full Story



Here’s how presidential debates should actually work

Watching my Tigers go down to the Indians last night was not much fun, especially since we had to swallow the very tough pill of watching the Indians celebrate on our field after clinching the American League Central Division title by beating us 7-4 last night. (So fine, OK, congratulations Indians, I guess, whatever, jerks . . .)
By Dan Calabrese - Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Full Story

Debate: Media in desperate frenzy to sell the idea of ‘Hillary’s big win’

If you've tuned into any of the big news outlets this morning, you've no doubt heard some talking head yakking about "Hillary's big win." If all you heard were the mainstream reviews, you'd think Clinton crushed her opponent in one of debate history's most epic beat downs. They've basically gone wall-to-wall with tales of their queen's decisive victory over an unprepared dullard.
By Robert Laurie - Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Full Story

Jordan Chooses Stability

On September 20, 2016, Jordan held elections for its eighteenth parliament. That same day, King Abdullah II delivered his address at the United Nations General Assembly, praising his people for actively participating in the democratic process. Given the blood-soaked civil wars in neighboring Iraq and Syria and the freeze on both the internal process in Lebanon and the Israeli-Palestinian political process, the king has every right to be proud of his nation holding elections. They were transparent for the most part, supervised by more than one hundred European Union and other observers. Although one district required a second round of voting, Jordan emerged from the election as an island of stability in a seething Middle Eastern sea, a nation successfully overcoming internal difficulties that have worsened because of the humanitarian and political chaos plaguing the region.
By INSS -- Oded Eran- Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Full Story

Welcome to the Trump Bump

I am listening to talking heads on TV discussing the first debate between Trump and Clinton, and I have to shake my head in wonder. Do these morons never learn? Are they that dim-witted, or does living in their media bubble leave them so out of touch with reality that they are really as clueless as they appear? As my civic duty I feel obligated to clue them in – Trump won the debate. They really need to get over their shock and awe whenever Trump surges ahead after a debate performance.
By Jim ONeill - Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Full Story

Two Debates Left to Go

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton had their long awaited first presidential debate. It's doubtful whether supporters of either candidate saw anything that would change their minds. Trump didn't go for the jugular as many expected, but assertively laid out job creation, trade protectionism and crime prevention planks of his platform. As a safety voter, I always enjoy hearing his depiction of urban crime as onerous upon hostages in those communities.
By Nadra Enzi - Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Full Story


It’s time to stop white-on-white violence

Black-on-black crime statistics in some cities are staggering, and many prominent black voices just don't talk about them. Worse yet, they offer no real solutions to address the problems. Prominent white voices tread lightly talking about black-on-black crime for concern of being accused of stirring racial tensions, or being labeled a racist.
By Herman Cain - Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - Full Story

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