Julian Assange: Expect More From WikiLeaks in 2013
Assange said attempts to prosecute him were an attack on freedom of speech . . .
Entries by Joe Miller
Russia Sends Mixed Signals on Syria
Why is Russia arming President Assad’s government with missiles if it really expects the regime to fall?
Poll: Boehner Now Less Popular Than Pelosi
Let’s hope Boehner and the rest of House Leadership got the message that one doesn’t win popularity by dividing one’s own party.
Piers Morgan Whines About White House Petition to Deport Him For His Attack on 2nd Amendment
It would do Mr. Morgan well to get acquainted with the aphorism, “When in Rome . . .” Besides, how does he think America came to be anyhow? We didn’t take it from King George, we sure aren’t going to take it from one of the crown’s subjects.
Iowa Court Rules Boss Can Fire Employee He Considers An ‘Irresistible Attraction’
The decision was in line with state and federal court rulings that found workers can be fired for relationships that cause jealousy and tension within a business owner’s family.
Video: Rep.-Elect Cotton Says Obama Should ‘Come Forward,’ Answer Benghazi Questions
Cotton said that he is most concerned with the second question.
Satan Worship Motivated Sandy Hook Killer?
Why is this not talked about, considering that it’s been a factor in numerous other mass killings?
Egypt Constitutional Vote: ‘Things Are Definitely Worse Than Under the Old Regime’
As Egyptians vote on whether to adopt the new constitution, Richard Spencer talks to those promoting the new rules – and those fearful of what is to come.
Obama’s Ambassador to Finland Sends Crazy Christmas Card
U.S. Ambassador to Finland Bruce Oreck is offering Helskini “a different take on the elder statesman” for the holidays.
Obama’s Orwellian Double-Speak: I’ve Made the US ‘Safer, Stronger and More Respected in the World’
At today’s nomination of Senator John Kerry as the United States’ next Secretary of State, Obama made the ludicrous statement that he’d made the US “safer, stronger and more respected in the world.”