Politics
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Obama’s golf course spared from government shutdown
Life for the junior enlisted just got much more difficult… All members of the military are created equal, but some…
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Obama administration unnecessarily closes many private businesses in government shutdown
PJ Media’s Bryan Preston reported Wednesday that the “White House” is “ordering hundreds of privately run, private funded parks to…
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Feds spend $14.5 billion annually on animal testing
If you’re not yet outraged over Barack Obama’s decision to shut down the known universe as a way of punishing profligate House…
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Shutdown theater: Obama evicts senior citizens from their private homes
Even God rested on the seventh day, but not Barack Obama. The president has been busy, busy, busy, showing prodigal House…
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Obama tries to ‘shut down’ ocean as part of grudge battle with GOP
“Generations from now, we will be able to look back and tell our children that this was the moment when the…
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Obama’s ordered shutdown cancels televising ball games for troops overseas
“Make life as difficult for people as we can…” The Major League Baseball playoffs are underway, as well as the…
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Shutdown shakeup at the White House
“President Barack Obama wasn’t furloughed when the government shut down,” begins a lighthearted article at Yahoo! News, which might prompt a…
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WH wants you to share your government shutdown sob story
When Barack Obama is not busy staging a campaign-style event to excoriate the Republican-led House as “blackmailers” and “anarchists” (his actual words),…
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The Tea Party has become the ‘Jews’ of American politics
For much of the past 2,000 years, political elements across the world have used a group that looked and prayed…
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Obama inadvertently makes anti-union comments during speech
Speaking before a partisan crowd in suburban Washington, DC, the left-of-center news portal Think Progress reported on Oct. 3, 2013…
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Who’s whose hostage? (Update)
Yesterday, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid demonstrated his party’s intransigence in the war with Republicans over solutions to the partial government shutdown…
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Obama: ‘I’ve bent over backwards to work with GOP’
Not only that, but he’s also maintained a civil tone in his rhetoric. In fact the president has been a…
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White House uses ‘government shutdown’ as excuse to force closing of privately-run tourist attraction
As part of the so-called “government shutdown” (which actually has not shut down most of the government — 80 percent of…
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Shock video: 7-year-old steals phone from woman’s purse at mother’s direction
The sins of the father — or in this case mother. Opposing Views has the disturbing tale of a seven-year-old child stealing…
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History will not look kindly on Obama’s boundless ignorance
“Let us never negotiate out of fear. But let us never fear to negotiate.” — John F. Kennedy “Negotiation in the classic…
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Jimmy Kimmel asks Americans which they prefer: Obamacare or Affordable Care Act
I’m not sure which polls late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel is citing in his prefatory remarks, which include the claim…
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Day 1 Obamacare sign-up horror stories
“A year from now, we’ll look back on this and laugh.” If you’re wondering who said it, the answer is…
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On the job but not getting paid?
I’m very glad Congress and the president decided to make sure the uniformed military will get paid during the government…
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Cover-up: IPCC report dismisses global warming stoppage because of gov’t pressure
The IPCC report on climate change discusses the rapid rise of surface temperatures during the 1970s but ignores the fact…
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Next up for Carlos Danger: ‘The Anthony Weiner Show’
Some will say Anthony Weiner — whose final gesture to the press after his failed run for the Democratic nomination…
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You say Thermopylae, I say Alamo
A few observations on the battle for America’s future as it shapes up heading for 1 October, or perhaps 17…
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