Protests Rock Egypt After Morsi Seizes New Powers (+video)
Demonstrators storm Brotherhood HQ in Alexandria, pelt Port Said office with stones, and call for Egyptian president’s ouster in Cairo.
Entries by Joe Miller
Video Report: Texas Student Successfully Defies ‘Total Surveillance State,’ Citing ‘Mark of the Beast’
As technology advances, privacy becomes more and more an endangered concept. Where will it end?
Food Stamp Recipients Outnumber Populations of 24 States Combined
As an indicator of national fiscal health, food stamp dependency is becoming epidemic. Have we reached the tipping point with the 2012 election?
Now the UN Wants To Use Drones for Surveillance
While the proposed use of drones for surveillance in peacekeeping missions wouldn’t immediately affect the United States, the fear is that it could expand into other areas of international law enforcement.
Club for Growth to GOP Establishment: Define ‘Electable’
It continues . . . the GOP not-so-civil war. Let’s hope this gets worked out before 2014. If it doesn’t, things could get even more interesting.
Study: U.S. Faces 52K Doctor Shortage by 2025; Obamacare, Immigration* Contributing Factors
With a massive demographic shift underway, a physician shortage is unavoidable. However, the idea that we would exacerbate an already dire situation by de-incentivizing the profession through legislation like Obamacare, and opening the door to millions of new immigrants (many illegal), is troubling. It is sure to lead to health care rationing.
Al Gore Says Approving Keystone Pipeline Would Be ‘Morally Wrong’
Obviously there’s no separation of Al Gore’s Church and State. He’s now pitching his global warming hysteria not as good public policy, but as an imposition of private morality.
Electronic Surveillance: Where Is the State Department On the Real ‘War On Women?’
While Democrats grandstand on ‘women’s rights,’ there is real oppression of women going on around the globe. And not a word about it from the State Department . . .
Mark Steyn: Jill Kelley for Secretary of State
If you’re ambivalent about the prospect of Susan Rice as Secretary of State, Mark Steyn has the answer. After all, who could be a better fit for President Kardashian’s new administration?
Tea Party Vows to Stay for Long Haul, Takes No Blame for GOP Losses
Tea Party leaders push back. Hang on folks, we’re in for a rough ride . . .