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Scott Brown support for Wall St. overhaul a puzzling move
While conservatives knew Mr. Brown would not be with them on a number of issues, many believed he was at least a sound fiscal conservative who campaigned on transparency, smaller government, and lower taxes. If Mr. Brown did not think conservatives would not immediately react, he was mistaken.
Off the beaten path online: Felons voting illegally may have put Franken over the top in Minnesota...
Today's Water Cooler lineup of off the beaten path online stories are: Felons voting illegally may have put Franken over the top in Minnesota, Politico Click: Michelle Obama: Dessert 'not a right', Scott Brown will vote for the Democrats' financial-regulation bill.
Gov. Brewer says Ariz. Dems feign outrage over DOJ lawsuit
Democrats in Arizona are coming out vociferously against the Obama administration’s lawsuit challenging Arizona’s new immigration law, but Arizona Republican Governor Jan Brewer is not buying it. Arizona Democratic Representatives Gabrielle Giffords, Ann Kirkpatrick, and Harry Mitchell all face tough re-election bids and have criticized the action of the Department of Justice.
New Black Panther Party leader questioned on using racial remarks
FNC host Megyn Kelly asked Malik Zulu Shabazz, leader of the New Black Panther Party, if he ever referred to whites as "crackers."
WV Dem Gov dances around AZ lawsuit, hasn't read AZ law
West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin, Democrat, told FNC host Stuart Varney he will not speak against the federal lawsuit against Arizona's immigration law, but the governor admitted he did not read the ten page Arizona law.
San Francisco bans...
San Francisco, long known for its liberal politics, proposes and passes numerous "bans" and restrictive orders on its residents. The latest proposal from San Francisco's Commission of Animal Control and Welfare is a ban on the sale of all pets (other than fish) throughout the city. Such a move is likely to cause great financial damage to local pet stores causing pet store business owners to shut down. This proposed pet sale ban will only add to the list of bans San Francisco has already instituted. A simple google search with the phrase "San Francisco bans" calls up a plethora of news headlines over the years that have that phrase.
Off the beaten path online: Kentucky coal miners strike back at Ashley Judd...
Today's Water Cooler lineup of off the beaten path online stories are: Kentucky Coal Miners Strike Back at Ashley Judd, No Good News for Democrats, The DOJ’s Unsupported Suit Against the Arizona Immigration Law.
What’s in a name?
“Progressive.” That sounds nice, “Progressive.” This is a fantastic label. It invokes snuggly thoughts of a marshmallow world. It connotes glorious advancement and movement; a path that leads to a promised future, endeavor or destination. And it is the accepted and incessantly communicated euphemism for liberal. A good question is whether it is an honest match.
Video: Rep. Pete Stark's worst moments
FNC host Glenn Beck aired a compilation of video clips showing Rep. Pete Stark, California Democrat, mistreating his constituents and the press. One particular clip shows Mr. Stark making physical threats to a reporter.
New Black Panther MySpace Page flashback
The failure of the Obama administration's Department of Justice to prosecute members of the New Black Panther Party, caused an uproar last year, but since former DOJ attorney J. Christian Adams spoke out and testified before the U.S. Civil Rights Commission that the decision to drop the Black Panther case was politically motivated on the basis of race, questions are being asked about whether or not Attorney General Eric Holder's Justice Department is being run on a political agenda from the White House.
Questioning the left's patriotism as flag burning continues in San Francisco
While we are several days past the July fourth celebrations, a new poll from Gallup was released which asked individuals about their patriotism and their politics. The results were hardly surprising.
Netanyahu to coax thugs to 'peace' table
The Palestinian Authority sentences a woman to hard labor, kills a man for 'collaboraton' with Israel.
Off the beaten path online: Bolton - 'Arab countries would support attack on Iran'...
Today's Water Cooler lineup of off the beaten path online stories are: Bolton - 'Arab countries would support attack on Iran', Advertisers going after Tea Party supporters, Remember that time at summer camp? Now with abortion workshops
DoJ's risky Arizona lawsuit gamble
On Tuesday, President Obama’s Department of Justice moved to sue Arizona in an effort to overturn the state’s recently passed immigration law known as S.B. 1070. Arizona Governor Jan Brewer is named as a defendant along with the state, responded in a statement saying “The irony is that President Obama’s Administration has chosen to sue Arizona for helping to enforce federal immigration law and not sue local governments that have adopted a patchwork of ‘sanctuary’ policies that directly violate federal law. These patchwork local ‘sanctuary’ policies instruct the police not to cooperate with federal immigration officials.
U.S. Civil Rights Commissioner: New Black Panthers harassed black GOP'er too
U.S. Civil Rights Commissioner Ashley Taylor told Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly that it was not just white voters who were intimidated by the New Black Panthers in Philadelphia during the 2008 election year. He talks about a black Republican poll watcher who was also harassed by the Black Panthers who were standing in front of a Philadelphia polling station.
Obama: My policies don't hurt Israel's security
Freedom's Light House has posted the video clip above of President Barack Obama responding to a question from a reporter during a joint White House press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Mr. Obama is asked whether he thinks his policy distances the U.S. from Israel and Netanyahu was “a mistake.”
Off the beaten path online: What isn't wrong with Sharia law?...
Today's Water Cooler lineup of off the beaten path online stories are: What isn't wrong with Sharia law?, Democrats quietly line up in Crist's corner, 64% in Arizona say children of illegals shouldn't automatically become U.S. citizens.
RNC's Steele flashback: If you don't want me in the job, fire me
This is not the first time Chairman Steele has found himself in hot water with Republicans and conservatives since his elections. The calls for Mr. Steele's resignation appears to be more of a build up of Republican frustration with Steele. This is not just about one remark about Afghanistan but a pattern of behavior coming from the Chairman.
FNC's Major Garrett: Fox News deserves Helen Thomas seat
Now that Helen Thomas is no longer sitting among the White House press pool, questions remain as to who should fill her vacated seat. Johnny Dollar's Place has posted audio of Fox News reporter Major Garret weighing in on the issue.
