The Real Story About Joe Miller’s Campaign Handcuffing a Reporter
Want the real story about Joe Miller’s campaign handcuffing of a reporter? Turns out, it was an FBI informant doing the dirty work of Lisa Murkowski.
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The Candidate
Lisa Murkowski may have “made” history, but Joe Miller was on the right side of history. In the end, human experience has a way of crushing our illusions and purifying our perspectives. The truth always prevails, and I suspect it will vindicate Joe Miller.
Joe Miller: Fact vs. Fiction
Lisa Murkowski’s paid henchmen in Alaska’s media have done nothing but lie about Joe Miller. This short article separates truth from fiction.
Hysteria: White House Warns of Sequester Cuts For Non-Existent Agency
“To listen to the White House if the GOP does nothing by Friday baby seals, baby kittens, baby lambs, baby puppies and baby calves will DIE,” tweeted Rich Galen.
American Student Punished For Refusing To Recite Mexican Pledge Of Allegiance?
The school district has a policy that prohibits a school from compelling students to recite the American Pledge of Allegiance or text from the Declaration of Independence.
Palin: Washington Buying Bullets For Us
The former Alaska governor and Republican vice-presidential nominee believes the federal government is “stockpiling bullets in case of civil unrest.”
Beijing Preparing for War?
China has moved mobile missiles near its coast amid rising tensions with Japan over disputed islands.
Video: Woodward Says Obama’s Decision Not To Deploy Carrier ‘A Kind Of Madness,’ White House Threatens
Last weekend, Woodward called out Obama for what he said was “moving the goal posts” on the sequester, after the Defense Department said in early February that it would not deploy the U.S.S. Harry Truman to the Persian Gulf, citing budget concerns relating to the looming cuts.
Alaska Democratic Party’s Lame Attempt at Demagoguery – Epic Fail!
Democrats trying to lead folks astray . . . again.
Scalia: The Voting Rights Act Is A ‘Racial Entitlement’
Scalia explained that he was not convinced the law was legitimate simply because Congress had voted to reauthorize it, referring to the charged political atmosphere surrounding reauthorization.