In a development that should outrage every red-blooded, patriotic American, the Obama Administration announced that international observers in the United States cannot be arrested by state law enforcement even if the United Nations representatives violate state law.
Steven Crowder, a comedian frequently featured on Fox and other networks, created an absolutely hilarious spoof off of Obama’s sexually-themed campaign ad featuring Lena Dunham.
If you have any desire to know, from the inside, why Obama had to have known, early on, about what was going on in Benghazi, you need to watch this video.
In an aggressive interview with a local Colorado reporter, a somber — almost defeated looking — Obama was faced with something he’s not accustomed to: questions from a real reporter rather than a main stream media sycophant.
We’re going to have that person arrested and prosecuted that did the video,” said Hillary Clinton. No, not the person who made the video saying that voting for Obama is like losing your virginity, but the fellow who made the supposedly Islamophobic video.
Some say that campaign ads are getting just ridiculous. But now it’s taken a turn to the truly bizarre. An Indiana man has auctioned off space on the side of his head, and the winner had him tattooed with a campaign logo.
Academics, on average, lean to the left. A survey released this week shows that the movement to the left is accelerating.
The United States spent over $60,000 to support welfare programs per each household that is in poverty. See the breakdown here.
In this interview with financier Robert Wolf, Obama’s personal friend, retiring NBA Commissioner David Stern proved that he’s no sycophant.
A judge sent a naked picture of himself to a female subordinate. Apparently she didn’t mind, but her husband did, so he gave it to the news, the news gave it to the public, and now the Michigan Supreme Court has given it back to the judge, publicly censuring this week for judicial misconduct. See the story and videos here.