The Joint Obama-Rove Betrayal Destined To Unite Conservatives
Rove and his acolytes are doing the same thing to America as Obama and the progressives are doing: putting themselves first.
Entries by Joe Miller
Video: Sandy Hook Father Absolutely Owns Guns Violence Hearings at Connecticut State Capitol
This is exactly the type of message that needs to be shared, that defeats the hypocritical and agenda-driven posturing of the citizen disarmament zealots.
Mark Levin: ‘Who the Hell Died and Made Karl Rove Queen For the Day?’ (+audio)
As somebody who was active in the Reagan campaign in ’76 and ’80 and served in his administration for eight years, I don’t remember Karl Rove. I don’t remember Steven Law. I don’t remember Mitch McConnell or John Boehner.
ICE Ex-Chief: Obama’s Nondeport Rules Would’ve Protected 9/11 Hijackers
Ms. Wood will tell the committee the focus on criminals “poses a potentially serious threat to our system.” It sends a message to those that seek to cause harm: if they can come in the United States illegally, but not immediately commit any additional crimes, they are likely to be left alone.
Blaming the Tea Party For Bush’s Mess
Bush’s legacy is nation-building, budget-busting deficits, bigger spending than Bill Clinton, bailing out the Wall Street banks, and Katrina. The financial meltdown at the end of the Bush presidency was the final nail in the coffin for GOP credibility.
CBO Forecast: 1.4% GDP, 8% Unemployment, 7 Million To Lose Health Insurance
After four years of Obamanomics and heading into five, poverty is up, the GDP is in negative territory, incomes are falling, and the deficit, according to the non-partisan GAO, is unsustainable.
Video: Bill Wittle Tells Us What Difference Last Week’s Benghazi Hearing Makes
Per usual, Bill Wittle’s analysis is right on. This video is a must-see . . .
Seven Million Will Lose Insurance Under Obama Health Law
During the health care debate Mr. Obama had said individuals would be able to keep their plans.
Rand Paul: Audit the Fed
Ron Paul’s original bill managed to passed 327-98 through the House last year with overwhelming bipartisan support. The bill was unable to get a vote in the Senate.
Harvard, Yale Deny Connection To Controversial Democratic Donor Under Scrutiny
These discrepancies in Melgen’s history will likely fuel an already complex series of questions about Melgen, his past, and his relationship with prominent Democratic politicians.