Ted Cruz channels Reagan: Media go bonkers, again

  Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz WASHINGTON – In the eyes of the political and media elite, presidential candidate Ted Cruz is far too extreme ideologically to win the nomination; doesn’t have enough support from party bigwigs; is hated by almost everyone and no one trusts him; uses distortive, misleading rhetoric; is venal and self-obsessed; says crazy things; is not actually very smart; and is everything that is wrong...

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Manhunt! Prisoner escapes at Virginia hospital

  Wossen Assaye Police warned Tuesday an “armed and dangerous” prisoner was roaming the Washington, D.C., area after he overpowered a private security guard, stole his gun and fled the scene. The prisoner, Wossen Assaye, was being transferred from an Alexandria, Virginia, jail to Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church, Virginia, early Tuesday morning, WJLA reported. Fairfax County Police say he was being held on bank robbery charges...

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Shock claim: Why Obama refused to help fight Boko Haram

  Gen. Muhammadu Buhari Allegations are mounting that the Obama administration withheld weapons and intelligence support from Nigeria’s fight against Boko Haram in an effort to boost the chances of the Muslim candidate for president, who is a client of the political firm founded by key Obama strategist David Axelrod. Nigerians this weekend are deciding a very competitive race between incumbent Christian President Dr. Ebele Goodluck...

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Hillary has history of Iranian fundraising to explain

  Hillary Clinton NEW YORK – As the U.S. presses for an agreement that could allow Iran to become a nuclear-weapons power, Hillary Clinton’s receipt of funds from the mullah-led Islamic regime and her hiring of a convicted Iranian-American multimillionaire with ties to Tehran as her national campaign finance director in 2008 could become an issue if she runs for president again. The Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation...

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'Nothing says 'Let's go kill some Muslims' like country music'

  Joan Walsh and Jamilah Lemieux The attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, changed America, and Sen. Ted Cruz says it changed him. That has the talkers at MSNBC beside themselves with scorn and MSNBC issuing an apology. Interviewed Tuesday on CBS Good Morning, the announced candidate for president was asked about his musical tastes. “I grew up listening to classic rock, and I’ll tell you sort of an odd story,” Cruz offered. “My...

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Immigration judge pushed to sanction Obama's lawyers

  A federal judge who earlier determined that President Obama’s amnesty-by-executive-memo strategy likely is illegal and suspended work on it now is being asked by a popular leader in America’s law-enforcement community to sanction the president’s administration for lying in court. “The Obama Justice Department and its clients, as set forth in the accompanying supplemental brief by amicus curiae Sheriff Joe Arpaio … have lied intentionally...

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Mayor takes stand against Muslim Shariah courts

  Irvine, Texas, Mayor Beth Van Duyne When a group of imams tried to bring a form of “Shariah light” to Texas, they met an unlikely foe – Irving Mayor Beth Van Duyne. Now, Van Duyne has been thrust into the national media spotlight, and her city is being called “ground zero” in the battle to prevent Islamic law from gaining a foothold, no matter how small, in the U.S. legal system. Van Duyne’s name and picture has popped up...

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Author: White House reveals 'hatred' for Israel

  White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough recently publicly demanded an Israeli “occupation that has lasted for almost 50 years must end,” pushing the relations between the U.S. and its chief Middle East ally for decades to the breaking point. McDonough’s comments, made to the left wing activist group J Street, simply are proof of the Obama administration’s “hatred” for Israel, according to best-selling author Joel Richardson....

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9.8 million federal employees delinquent on taxes

  The Internal Revenue Service The combined unpaid tax amount for federal workers and retirees for 2014 surpasses $3.5 billion, the Internal Revenue Service reported. The figure is spread among 305,000 federal employees and retirees, the Associated Press reported. And as bad as that back tax amount sounds, it still beats the previous year’s amount. Get the hottest, most important news stories on the Internet – delivered FREE...

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Germanwings confirms: 2 Americans among dead

  A plane crash in the French Alps killed all 150 aboard. Germanwings airline confirmed Wednesday morning two Americans were among the dozens killed in a plane crash in the French Alps. Previously, the French prime minister had said only one American was among the 150 on board the Germanwings flight that went down Tuesday. The U.S. State Department has not confirmed the death of the Americans, and no information has been released...

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Get Over It… Cruz IS Eligible

    Whether Ted Cruz is your choice for the Republican presidential nomination or not - and we're not going to settle that today - at least we can settle the matter raised by any number of commenters who asked, "Hey, wasn't he born in Canada?" Why yes, he was. And it's completely irrelevant. Despite the insistence of some folks that you're not a "natural-born citizen" unless you're born on U.S. soil, Cruz in fact is a natural-born...

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Barry, Bibi and Israeli security

  Barry, Bibi and Israeli security -NO AUTHOR- Mon, 23 Mar 2015 23:51:57 GMT...

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Boehner office on eve of civil disobedience

  House Speaker John Boehner Two months after GOP House leadership unexpectedly canceled a promised vote vital to many among its pro-life base, a coalition of activist leaders is turning up the heat on Republican Speaker John Boehner over his alleged “betrayal.” On Wednesday, March 25, at 11 a.m., a team of activists plans a sit-in protest at Sen. Boehner’s office in Washington, D.C. The event, known as #FreeTheBan, will be led...

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Ted Cruz deploys Ronald Reagan secret to victory

  WASHINGTON – Ted Cruz is counting on the help of Barack Obama to win the White House. That is, the senator intends to learn from the lessons of Obama’s 2008 “grassroots guerrilla campaign” for president, which the Texan often has spoken of admiringly. But, while Cruz will borrow tactics from arguably the right’s greatest archenemy, he will follow the playbook of the right’s greatest hero, Ronald Reagan. Grassroots support was...

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