Sen. Lugar whines about trespassers on farm; Tea Party says Lugar is lying again

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Sen. Dick Lugar is accusing tea party members of trespassing on his family farm and erecting ‘Retire Lugar’ signs on the eve of the Senate primary.

The six-term Republican incumbent said Monday he was alerted by his son that members of the Owen County tea party climbed over a fence at his Marion County farm to take down his campaign signs and put up their own.

“[They] had their pictures taken in front of a sign that said, ‘Dick Lugar, tree farmer of the year, 2003,’” Lugar said during a stop at an assisted living facility, speaking from notes to recount the episode to reporters. “Then they had the audacity to put this on their Twitter accounts and Twitter it out … so that everybody would know that these people had trespassed our farm.”

Lugar said his farm fence was “damaged — not badly — but nevertheless [they] came over the fence to get our signs and deliberately put up these signs out on the farm.”

Beth Jones, a member of the Owen County tea party, denied that anyone trespassed on Lugar’s farm. In a written statement, she said that she and several other people not affiliated with the tea party affiliate wanted to “knock on Mr. Lugar’s door” but could not because there was barbed wire surrounding the property.

Read more about the Tea Party response at Politico.com HERE.

Obama might finally acquire elusive internet “kill switch”

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For three years Barack Hussein Obama and his handlers have labored to create a functioning dictatorship in the midst of a constitutional republic. It was shamefully easy at first. With unassailable majorities in House and Senate, even a Republican leadership unafraid to contest the excesses of the first black president would have been powerless to slow the implementation of his agenda.

The left passed ObamaCare, giving itself the means of executing a calculated program of attrition against millions of reliably Republican seniors. At the same time, a corrupt Department of Justice worked to undermine the 2nd Amendment, interfered with the effort of states to legislate against voter fraud and facilitated the entry of millions of illegals by refusing to enforce immigration law.

Even a disastrous midterm election has not slowed Obama’s acquisition of power as 190 House Republicans helped vote into law the infamous National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), providing the Commander and Chief unlimited authority to detain and imprison without due process any American he considers a threat to national security.

But one vitally important power has eluded the usurper in the White House, that being the legal means to control the world-wide web. Countless attempts have been made to provide Obama that longed for internet “kill switch,” many of them originating with Senator Joe Lieberman. Yet from Net Neutrality to the 2010 “Protecting Cyberspace as a National Asset Act,” all have met with such an outcry from left and right alike that they have died in Congress.

All, that is, until now. A week ago the House of Representatives passed the latest Congressional attempt to nullify the last remaining exercise of American freedom, the “cyber-security” bill called CISPA—the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act.

Read More at Western Journalism . By Doug Book.

Video: AFL-CIO President Knows More About Obama’s Second Term Agenda Than You

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Speaking To The Washington Post’s Peter Wallsten, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka Said He Has Conversations With President Obama And His Staff About His Potential Second Term Agenda. WALLSTEN: “Have you had specific conversations with President Obama about what his agenda in a second term might be?” TRUMKA: “We have, I have had conversations with the President and I have had conversations with his staff, his cabinet, about things of that sort, yeah.” (C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers,” 5/6/12)

Meanwhile, Here’s The Chart That Will Get Obama Fired…

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Mitt Romney has been going on about how we should be creating 500,000 jobs a month, so earlier we published a look at the number of jobs created per month in the good old days–the Bush Adminstration.

The bottom line?

On average, there were 20,000 jobs per month created in the 8 years of the Bush Administration. There were no months in which even 400,000 jobs were created, let alone 500,000.

So Romney’s blowing hot air.

But he’s blowing it in the right place.

Read More at Business Insider. By Henry Blodget.

Photo Credit: Dustin C. Oliver Creative Commons

Breaking: Obama Wanted To Blame The Military If bin Laden Mission Went Wrong

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When he was asked about his “fears” of being seen as the new Jimmy Carter if the kill bin Laden operation failed the way Carter’s Operation Eagle Claw had, Barack Obama didn’t hesitate in his answer.

“I thought about it,” he “admitted” as he acknowledged there would be “political ramifications” that could ruin his chances of reelection if the bin Laden mission had been a disaster. Nevertheless, the Prince of Frauds stressed, “There were doubts voiced in the Situation Room. But there was no doubt in my head.”

According to the “official narrative” Barack Obama was the one who fought off the fears of a political disaster voiced by other “less courageous” Democrats and “did the right thing” without regard for politics. What a man!  What a leader!  What a liar!

Now He’s Ike

As long as we have been plagued with this fake, Obama has tried to convince us he was someone else. Being an empty suit and basically the creation of political operatives will do that. Remember when he was FDR for a while? Then he was Abe Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt? This time the Prince of Frauds is trying to be Dwight Eisenhower – not as president but – as Commander in Chief of the D Day invasion of Europe. Didn’t that blithering fool Joe Biden try saying that (he stopped when people wouldn’t stop laughing)?

The only commonality Obama and Ike have in regards to commanding a military mission is that both were prepared to point a finger at the guilty party in case the mission failed.  [But Ike’s finger was to point back at himself while Obama was prepared to point his finger at the military. According to an op-ed from former Attorney General Michael Mukasey, Obama had his lawyers draw up a memo blaming the courageous SEAL Team if the mission had failed]

Read More at Western Journalism By Kevin “Coach” Collins

French Race bad Omen for Obama?

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French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s defeat could be a bad omen for President Barack Obama.

Sarkozy on Sunday joined a growing list of leaders swept aside by Europe’s economic crisis or by austerity measures hated by voters. Some 11 have now fallen, including Italy’s Silvio Berlusconi and Spain’s Jose Louis Rodriguez Zapatero.

Sure, many European economies are in worse shape than the U.S. But there are some similarities, including broad voter skepticism on both sides of the Atlantic that government programs are doing much to spur growth or produce jobs.

Polls show most Americans still think the country remains in recession, even though it technically ended almost three years ago. They also show Republican Mitt Romney leading Obama on handling economic issues.

That’s not good for Obama, with the economy still the No. 1 election issue.

Read more at STL Today.com HERE.

Game on, Mr. Holder: Fast and Furious Isn’t Going Away

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Exactly one year after the Attorney General lied in front of the House Judiciary Committee about the Phoenix operation known as Fast and Furious, Rep. Darrell Issa has distributed a staff briefing paper and draft of the contempt of Congress resolution against the sitting AG.

Republican members of the House Oversight Committee have laid out a compelling case citing Holder’s Department of Justice for witness intimidation, “false denials,” withholding subpoenaed documents and willfully obstructing the committee’s investigation into the gun walking program.

The contempt citation comes after 16 months of hearings, letters, resignations, reassignments, a “no confidence” resolution signed by 89 congressmen and a DOJ official who pled the fifth for his role in the operation.

The document exposes Holder’s abuse of office, his contempt for federal agents and the rule of law, and his disregard for the lives of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry, ICE Agent Jaime Zapata and hundreds of murdered Mexican citizens.

In the opening Memorandum, Issa credits the investigative bloggers and whistleblowers who began to uncover the deadly program back in December, 2010.

The Department of Justice’s Contempt Against the American People

Much of Operation Fast and Furious remained a mystery when the Department of Justice forcefully dismissed whistleblower accusations and denied that anything improper had occurred to Congress on February 4, 2011. Why, after all, would anyone be so stupid as to think arming drug cartels was a good idea?

Read More at American Thinker. By M. Catharine Evans.

Spin Meter: Lawmakers’ Talk Of Cuts Is Just Talk

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If there’s one thing Republicans and Democrats in Washington say they agree on, it’s the need to reduce federal spending. And it’s something they almost never do, as recent events have proved again.

Last week the U.S. Postal Service asked the Senate for permission to proceed with a multibillion-dollar savings package that included closing thousands of money-losing post offices. The Senate refused, voting instead to give the Postal Service another $11 billion amid speeches hailing the historic role of post offices in small towns. The vote also delayed plans to end Saturday mail delivery.

The Postal Service’s board of governors was incensed. “It is totally inappropriate in these economic times to keep unneeded facilities open,” it said.

Much the same happened last month when federally subsidized student loan rates were scheduled to rise, saving the government $6 billion a year. As President Barack Obama campaigned to stop the increase, Republican rival Mitt Romney joined in. House Republicans, whose original budget plan would have allowed the rate increase, quickly followed suit.

And so it goes, program by program, year after year, no matter which party controls the White House or Congress.

Read More at OfficialWire. By Charles Babington, AP.

Chris Christie’s Islam Problem

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A Quinnipiac poll in April showed Chris Christie as the most popular potential Republican vice-presidential candidate, thanks to his budget cuts and standing up to government employees’ unions. But the governor of New Jersey has a problem, specifically an Islam problem, that can and should get in the way of his possible ascent to higher office. Time and again he has sided with Islamist forces against those who worry about safeguarding American security and civilization.

Some examples:

2008: When serving as U.S. attorney for New Jersey, Christie embraced and kissed Mohammed Qatanani, imam of the Islamic Center of Passaic County, and praised him as “a man of great goodwill.” He did this after Qatanani had publicly ranted against Jews and in support of funding Hamas, a U.S. government�designated terror organization, and on the eve of his deportation hearing for not hiding an Israeli conviction for membership in Hamas. In addition, Christie designated a top aide, Assistant U.S. Attorney Charles McKenna, to testify as a character witness for Qatanani.

2010: After Derek Fenton burned three pages of a Koran at a 9/11 memorial ceremony, his employer, New Jersey Transit, got Christie’s approval to fire him. Protecting Islam at the expense of the constitutional right to free speech, Christie endorsed Fenton’s termination: “That kind of intolerance is something I think is unacceptable. So I don’t have any problem with him being fired.” The American Civil Liberties Union successfully represented Fenton to get his job back.
2011: Christie appointed an Islamist, Sohail Mohammed, to the New Jersey state superior court. Mohammed’s record includes serving as general counsel to the American Muslim Union (which has stated that a “Zionist Commando Orchestrated The 9-11 Terrorist Attacks”), acting as spokesman for Muslim prisoners who went on a hunger strike after being jailed during Ramadan, defending Palestinian Islamic Jihad operative Sami Al-Arian (his indictment, Mohammed said, was “nothing but a witch-hunt”), and helping Qatanani’s legal defense. Mohammed established himself not just as the Islamists’ lawyer but as one of them.

When members of New Jersey’s Senate Judiciary Committee asked Mohammed appropriately tough questions about his enthusiasm for Islam’s archaic law code, the Shari’a, Christie ridiculed the lawmakers: “Shari’a law has nothing to do with this [appointment of Mohammed] at all. It’s crazy. It’s crazy. . . . So, this Shari’a law business is crap. It’s just crazy. And I’m tired of dealing with the crazies. I mean, you know, it’s just unnecessary to be accusing this guy of things just because of his religious background.” For this outburst, unsurprisingly, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) thanked and applauded Christie.

Read More at jewishworldreview.com. By Daniel Pipes and Steve Emerson.