He would read Hillary's memos . . . and then do the gardening.
Obama doesn't have to speak directly to Loretta Lynch to make sure she knows
Massachusetts and the U.S. Virgin Islands are the latest to announce probes, specifically into whether ExxonMobil was up-front regarding what it knew about climate change.
Time To Make Candidates Face The Real Issues Threatening American Freedom
By Tom Deweese | April 12, 2016
How do we make the policies of Agenda 21 a major issue in the upcoming election campaign? There’s only one way! Take it directly to the candidates, in front of their own audiences!
Obama’s “Hillary” offensive
By David L. Hunter | April 12, 2016
The result of the November 8th presidential election is a pivotal heartbeat in our country's continued viability as a free and law-based society.
Developing Nations Return To Cheap Fossil Fuels
By News on the Net Dr. Benny Peiser | April 12, 2016
Green Energy Dropping Out Of Energy Mix
Clean Eating in New Zealand
By Travel New Zealand | April 12, 2016
Hitting the road to visit the new breed of farmers’ markets, local producers and organic shops is a great way to see the country.
BOMBSHELL REPORT:
Liberal AGs Have Begun a War Against the First Amendment
By Heritage Foundation Kim Holmes | April 12, 2016
Once the legal regime protecting free speech is gone, it can be abused by anyone, including by people who may disagree with them
Michael E. Kraft: Climate-change deniers deserve punishment
By News on the Net | April 12, 2016
Scientific findings and associated uncertainties should be scrutinized carefully and debated vigorously within the scientific community and among the public.
Dead, mutilated horse on street was a message, Calif. police say
By News on the Net | April 12, 2016
Now police are trying to determine who put the horse there and why.
AIM Editor on Cavuto—on Media Double Standard
By News on the Net Accuracy in Media | April 12, 2016
“Cavuto Coast to Coast”
Political piracy
By Rolf Yungclas | April 12, 2016
Time to get serious about uniting Republicans so we can keep the socialist Democrats out of office
Better coffee through chemistry
By American Chemical Society | April 12, 2016
From the bean to the brew, science can help you get the perfect cup
Trump fires back...
PSYWAR as We Know It
By Joanna Rosamond | April 12, 2016
If one intends to play the knight chess piece's part with the Trojan horse, he shouldn't saddle the horse he won't be able to ride
California’s Conservative Youth Shining Bright
By Arthur Christopher Schaper | April 11, 2016
These young people are setting the world on fire, and making sure that conservative ideals—and the Republican Party—shine brighter in the days to come
Green Subsidies Bill Perfectly Illustrates Washington’s Spending Addiction
By Heritage Foundation Nicolas Loris | April 11, 2016
Free enterprise, not the federal government, drives energy innovation.
As part of the announcement, Austria has cut Heta’s senior liabilities by 54 percent and extended the maturities of all eligible debt to Dec. 31, 2023
The Monarchs of Milkweed
By Wes Porter | April 11, 2016
Experts are warning of the risks involved in planting non-native Milkweeds
This week’s Newsletter is dedicated to a living hero:
By News on the Net | April 11, 2016
Tommy Robinson
Dog survives 300-foot fall at Gooseberry Mesa
By News on the Net | April 11, 2016
“The boys were right there with me; they saw him jump,” said Ben McInnes, Toby’s owner.
ISIS or Islam: Which Breeds Terrorism?
By Raymond Ibrahim | April 11, 2016
It may be hard to acknowledge an ugly truth—that Islam, not “radical Islam,” promotes hate for and violence against non-Muslims—but anything less will just continue to feed the lie, that is, continue to feed the jihad and terror.
No, we need strict constructionists
Tragedy: Bomani Jones fails to offend anyone with ‘Caucasians’ jersey
By Dan Calabrese | April 11, 2016
Not funny. Not clever. Not offensive. Not . . . anything, really.
CFP’s open questions for pressoffice@donaldtrump.com
By Judi McLeod | April 11, 2016
UN undermining Trump campaign:
Hack musician cancels concert because men can’t use the ladies’ room
By Dan Calabrese | April 11, 2016
North Carolina spared night of awful, garbage music.
State Dept. finally turns over Huma Abedin/Susan Rice Benghazi files
By Jim Kouri | April 11, 2016
Yesterday the Select Committee interviewed its 90th witness: General Philip Breedlove, former Commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Africa
Hillary Clinton’s Muslim Brotherhood Problem
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | April 11, 2016
This serious betrayal of U.S. national interests has surely been encouraged by Clinton’s association with and reliance upon Huma Abedin, a woman with her own, well-documented personal and family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood