A survivor of the Chinese Tiananmen Square uprising has become a United States Citizen and is now speaking at rallies warning Americans that they may suffer “millions” of casualties by their government if they relinquish any of their right to keep and bear arms.
The three previous points in time when ratings were as low as or lower than the 2013 rating were in August 1979 (34 percent), April 1974 (33 percent), and January 1971 (39 percent).
North Korea conducted nuclear weapons tests weeks after rocket launches in 2006 and 2009, and the region is bracing for the possibility that it may now test a third atomic device.
Molotov Mitchell takes fight against Christian persecution into his own hands . . .
Netanyahu’s Likud-Yisrael Beitenu alliance was set to capture about 31 of the 120 seats, significantly fewer than the 42 it held in the outgoing parliament and below the forecasts of recent polls.
While acknowledging respect for Obama’s office, the sheriffs also issued a warning: “[M]ake no mistake, as the duly-elected sheriffs of our respective counties, we will enforce the rights guaranteed to our citizens by the Constitution . . .”
“If school children are screened for mental illness problems, this presumably will lead more medical doctors to put more students on more pills,” he said. “I would predict then the outcome of more school screenings for mental illness will be more mass killings . . .”
[Paul] spoke at length about the need to home in on spending and debt as the country’s chief challenges. His remarks on the debt ceiling put him squarely on the conservative, confrontational side of the GOP’s internal debate . . .
‘The Ehrlichs question whether reducing the population can be accomplished given “great social and psychological barriers” that, they say, are facing us — including religion.’ Those darned bitter clingers!
This controversial tactic would allow him to change the Senate rules with a simple majority vote.