Here’s the Ridiculous Amount of Money an Oregon Bar Owner Was Fined for Banning Transvestites Who Hurt His Business
An Oregon bar owner must pay this much money in damages to a group of transgender patrons after they were asked to stay away.
Entries by Joe Miller
Grandmother: IRS Agent Sexually Assaulted Me While Conducting Audit of My Business; Feds Not Prosecuting
An IRS agent is being prosecuted by the State of Tennessee after video and audio captured evidence of his assaults.
Watch: Here are Multiple Times Hillary Clinton Lied About Her Emails
A hole has been blown in one of Hillary Clinton’s most relied upon stories regarding her email scandal.
Scalia Characterizes the US Supreme Court As “Extreme” And “Unrepresentative”; Hammers Its Homosexual Marriage Decision
Justice Scalia continues to excoriate the nation’s highest court over its gay marriage decision. Meanwhile, the Gaystapia strikes again, firing a Harvard Faculty Member for saying the truth about homosexuality.
German Woman, 91, Charged in 260,000 Auschwitz Deaths
German prosecutors have charged a 91-year-old woman with playing a role in the deaths of 260,000 Jews at the infamous Auschwitz death camp.
RINO Mitch McConnell Is Sabotaging Conservatives Worse Than Harry Reid
When is it actually worse for Republicans to control the Senate, from an operational standpoint, than to have Harry Reid control the Senate?
Growing Number Believe California’s Drought Is a Government Conspiracy
There is a growing, underground movement of people who believe California’s drought is part of a government conspiracy instead of a naturally occurring event from a lack of rain during the last four years.
Senator Sessions Unswayed by Pope Francis on Immigration, Ect.
Jeff Sessions won’t boycott the pope’s address to Congress today, but the Alabama Republican doesn’t expect to be swayed by what he says on immigration, climate change or the economy.
Lawmaker Demands Audit of U.S. Refugee Costs
A freshman Republican lawmaker is proposing that the United States put a hold on taking new refugees from around the world until the government better understands how cities and local communities do this.
OPM Says 5.6 Million Fingerprints Stolen in Cyberattack, Five Times as Many as Previously Thought
One of the scariest parts of the massive cybersecurity breaches at the Office of Personnel Management just got worse.