When Barack Obama accepted the Democratic presidential nomination in June 2008, he talked about it being a moment “when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal.” Now he’s blaming us for his failures.
A 35-year veteran high school teacher is suing the state’s largest teachers union for violating her right to free speech.
As evidenced in the past few months with Ferguson and Baltimore, Black and minority communities are looking for answers to confront real issues in their cities.
Within hours of the South Carolina murders, Obama was arguing against the Second Amendment. But some suggest that more guns would have stopped the slaughter, if only one of the victims had possessed a firearm.
Obama administration staffers listened in on and “cheered” the private scolding of a former Israeli ambassador by senior a State Department official after Netanyahu received a scathing, 45-minute rebuke from Hillary Clinton.
Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter and Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, could be in for a rough ride when they go before the House Armed Services Committee this week to explain the Obama administration’s strategy toward Iraq.
The Continental Congress passed a resolution in 1775 for “public humiliation, fasting and prayer; that we may, with united hearts and voices, unfeignedly confess and deplore our many sins…” Patriot James Warren wrote his friend, Founding Father Samuel Adams that Americans responded with “Three millions of people on their knees at once, supplicating the aid of Heaven…”
Jeb Bush wants the American economy to grow faster. A lot faster. But it’s all smoke and mirrors.
Obama is considering a range of options in addition to economic sanctions in response to the massive theft of data from federal government computer networks, a senior White House security official said.
In a razor-thin 218-208 vote, the House of Representatives just approved Trade Promotion Authority. But Obama and his RINO buddies still have a big problem in trying to get it passed.