Political consequences aside, the utter hypocrisy of the anti-American Obama administration has compelled me to speak out despite the deafening silence of the conventional press. As I pointed out to Miami’s WZAB last week, Obama’s demand for Romney’s legally confidential tax return information is exceptionally hypocritical given Obama’s enormous efforts to protect his background from public disclosure.
The Libor scandal, which began in London with bankers accused of manipulating a key global interest rate, has reached the Alaskan wilderness. Or at least that’s the hope of New York plaintiffs’ lawyer Brian Murray.
While most know Ryan for his fiscal views, Ryan has made a solid pro-life pledge that would endear him to millions of voters looking for a pro-life Vice President to replace pro-abortion Vice President Joe Biden. Read Ryan’s own words here.
Listen to this compelling Geraldo Rivera interview of Wayne Root, Obama’s Columbia classmate. In it Root explains why he believes it likely that Obama was an Indonesian foreign exchange student who received poor grades in college.
In an absolutely shocking report, Fox 19’s Reality Check suggests that Fast and Furious was really about the federal government supporting a Mexican drug cartel as well as permitting massive quantities of drugs to enter the US.
I don’t watch much of the Daily Show, but the following short clips are hilarious. The first makes fun of Obama’s and Romney’s recent verbal sparring, followed by VP sweepstakes role-playing on The Colbert Report.
The Israeli PM believes Iran’s regime is aiming to ‘destroy the Jewish people.’ Read why he’s does not think Obama will resort to force and his plan for a unilateral strike.
Here’s another short clip from Jon Stewart’s show where he highlights the idiocy of an Obama PAC ad that blames Romney for a woman’s death followed by a short clip on the “Redneck Olympics.”
Is political self-interest truly nobler than economic self-interest? That’s the question famous Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman put to liberal television talk show host Phil Donahue in 1980.
Mitt Romney will announce Saturday that House Budget Chairman Paul D. Ryan will be his running mate, multiple news sources reported Friday night.