Voter Opposition to Obama at 16-Year High, Worse than Bush, Clinton
Angry and frustrated voters are planning to use the midterm elections in one month to tell President Obama they oppose his agenda.
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Angry and frustrated voters are planning to use the midterm elections in one month to tell President Obama they oppose his agenda.
A man has died in Uganda’s capital after an outbreak of Marburg, a highly infectious haemorrhagic fever similar to Ebola, authorities said on Sunday.
The parents of a former Army Ranger threatened with beheading by the Islamic State militant group released a letter written by their son earlier this year in which he said he was afraid to die, but was at peace with his conversion to Islam.
Vice President apologized to the United Arab Emirates Sunday for charging that the oil-rich ally had been supporting al Qaida and other jihadi groups in Syria’s internal war, his second apology in as many days to a key participant in the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State extremists.
Anyone watching Sunday’s broadcast of Face the Nation on CBS did not hear critical comments about President Obama from Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
“The clearest path to change is to change [the voter turnout] number,” said Obama “Si se puede, si votamos! Yes, we can, if we vote!”
The Federal government is completely ignoring the fact this this virus seems to have been spread by illegal aliens who have been dumped throughout the country – thanks in large part to the Obama administration.
For CDC team in Dallas, the search is on for those who had contact with this Ebola patient.
President Barack Obama has taken a lot of flack since his Sunday night “60 Minutes” interview, in which he blamed the intelligence community for his failure to tackle the threat posed by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. And that is right and proper.
California will become the first state that allows family members to ask a judge to remove firearms from a relative who appears to pose a threat, under legislation Gov. Jerry Brown said Tuesday he had signed.
