Barack Obama has a habit of identifying a supposed crisis in collective morality, damning the straw men “them” who engage in such ethical lapses, soaring with rhetorical bromides — and then, to national quiet, doing more or less the exact things he once swore were ruining the country.
Munley says she has no hesitation now speaking out against the President or taking part in the lawsuit, because she wants to help the others who were shot that day and continue to suffer.
The stage is set for Mr. Obama to magically saw the climate-change issue down the middle and come out a winner: approve Keystone to placate one side and impose a carbon tax and other regulations to keep the other side happy.
The UN Security Council is holding urgent talks after the latest nuclear test as Pyongyang calls on troops to prepare for combat.
DHS excludes the vast majority of the more than 80 federal means-tested welfare programs from consideration when determining an applicant’s public charge risk.
Christopher Dorner is believed dead, but his body has not been recovered from a burned out cabin where he was reportedly holed up during a deadly shootout with authorities earlier today.
Though some may not want to hear it, there really is no good reason to have a registry. It is the precursor to confiscation.
While the liberal media seems to be outraged by Ailes statements, he is certainly not all wrong. It does appear the president’s prime strategy is essentially ‘divide and conquer.’
It’s time to revive the famous words of the late Sen. Everett Dirksen refuting the Establishment: “We followed you before, and you led us down the road to defeat.”
While he could not match the charisma of his predecessor, John Paul II, his has been a successful papacy. He restored some of the ancient beauty and majesty to the liturgy. He brought back to the fold separated Anglican brethren. The Church is making converts in sub-Saharan Africa. And in America, new traditionalist colleges and seminaries have begun to flourish.