In a show of how quick things can be turned on its head in politics, a Democrat candidate running for the U.S. Senate in Georgia released her […]
Month: April 2014
President Obama’s former press secretary made a bold prediction Wednesday, telling a surprised audience that Obamacare’s controversial employer mandate will be dumped. Speaking at a health benefits […]
For some odd reason, Huffington Post blogger M.J. Rosenberg decided Wednesday’s tragic shooting at Fort Hood, Texas was an opportune time to attack deceased conservative media figurehead […]
THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW GETTING LONGER: The number of law enforcement agents, such as these from the Environmental Protection Agency, have grown in recent years.
In late February, four federal agents carrying side arms with a drug-sniffing dog descended on the Taos Ski Valley in what was called a “saturation patrol.” Authorities were […]
Is your body mass index a little high? Don’t worry, the White House may soon start pestering you to eat healthier. In another step forward for statism […]
NOT YET: President Obama is feeling pretty good about the 7.1 million Americans reported to have signed up for the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare. But a hefty health-care tax ahead could hit business hard and stifle the celebration.
Call it a case of premature celebration. As President Obama did his victory dance Tuesday amid better-than-expected (reported) enrollment in his namesake Obamacare, the Affordable Care Act’s […]
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Perennial party-pooper Piers Morgan is still criticizing the Second Amendment, and Wednesday’s Fort Hood shooting provided what he thought was the perfect segue into the issue — […]
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The Obama administration, unsatisfied with merely rewriting the Affordable Care Act numerous times, has branched out into God-like territory — rewriting the principles of biology. In a […]
Up to 30 New York City criminal convictions are in jeopardy because a court reporter transcribing the proceedings typed gibberish instead of testimony. Judges and attorneys are […]
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The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling Wednesday striking down some limits on individual campaign spending won’t just affect a small group of wealthy donors. It could also help […]
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A protestor got into a scuffle with a reporter during a live broadcast outside a Chicago restaurant where President Obama was attending a fundraiser. CBS Chicago’s Jay […]
Five of today’s top Florida political stories at your fingertips: While Florida halts SAVE non-citizen voter purge, other states proceed ahead: Think the use of SAVE to search […]
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