Category Archives: News and Links

Before It’s News: Breaking: Hillary Clinton The Mastermind Behind “Fast and Furious”? Reuters: Moody’s to downgrade Spain’s banks in next hours-sources Riehl World View: Maxine Waters to Tea Party: Let’s get it on Wall Street Journal: Emails suggest the White … Continue reading →

The Other McCain: E-Mails Expose MSNBC Host’s Involvement in #StopRush Boycott Romney: Hispanics and the Obama Economy Washington Examiner: York: Obama saw corporate job as working for the enemy HotAir: CNN: Moody’s downgrade of 15 banks a sign of a … Continue reading →

The Telegraph: The Fast and Furious scandal is turning into President Obama’s Watergate Wall Street Journal: Clinton Adviser Warns of Government Web Threat Human Events: Regulating Political Speech Jammie Wearing Fools: Karl Rove: Nutty Pelosi ‘Sounds Like Mad Red Queen’ … Continue reading →

Legal Insurrection: Elizabeth Warren loses it, lashes out at “right wing extremist” (me) Gateway Pundit: Phony Indian Lashes Out at Legal Insurrection Blog! (Video) DailyMail: Top doctor’s chilling claim: The NHS kills off 130,000 elderly patients every year JetBlue plane’s … Continue reading →

Flash Report: California’s Phantom Budget Jammie Wearing Fools: Video: Shameless Liar Claire McCaskill Claims Senate Passed a Budget Last August American Spectator: Obama’s Post-Constitutional Wingmen Gateway Pundit: NYC School Children Heckled By Adults While Singing “God Bless the USA” (Video) … Continue reading →

iOwnTheWorld: Green Pieces Of Paper Mean Nothing Unless You Can Buy Something With Them Legal Insurrection: Blogger exposes MSNBC video fraud (while eating Cheetos) RedState: What to take away from the debunking of MSNBC’s fake Romney WaWa ‘scandal.’ Townhall: Issa … Continue reading →

IMAO: Obama’s Ill-Conceived Cake Analogy Daily Caller: Black journos question White House and black leadership’s lack of support for Eric Holder Washington Examiner: Obama hits the panic button American Thinker: ‘We’re In This Together’ NewsBusters: Associated Press, 1987: ‘Why Do … Continue reading →