After recently taking a spill while on stage in Dallas, the controversial singer drew some boos from the crowd in New Orleans last night after she began praising Obama. See the video here.
At a recent conference sponsored by Accuracy in Media, Democratic pollster and pundit Pat Caddell said that the media is “the enemy of America.” He wasn’t kidding. Here’s why.
An Israeli paper reported yesterday that Obama attempted but failed to normalize relations with Iran early in his presidency. As we’d expect, the White House is denying that any such effort was made. Israel, of course, opposed Obama’s reported effort.
A just-released Associated Press account of the Benghazi attack contradicts a possibly false or misleading Reuters article claiming to quote a protester by his first name who described a supposedly popular demonstration against an anti-Muhammad film outside the U.S. mission in Benghazi.
Hopefully, voters won’t forget the despicable exchange that was caught by a hot mike between Obama and Medvedev, where Obama promised Russia more flexibility after his reelection.
President Obama purportedly clings to a slender four-point lead over Republican Mitt Romney in Virginia as both sides ramp up already aggressive campaigns in the crucial battleground state. He’s also losing ground in Minnesota.
It was a little much when Obama said he was “offended” by the suggestion that he would try to deceive the public about what happened in Benghazi. What has this man not deceived the public about? Remember his pledge to cut the deficit in half? And there’s much, much more. . .
The word “pagan” often brings to mind half-clothed natives dancing around the missionary in the pot, human sacrifice, and barbarism in general. However, today there is a form of popular paganism that looks surprisingly modern.
A book by gang expert Lou Savelli pulls back the veil, revealing thousands of insider terms for everything that makes up gangster life: guns, drugs, money and murder.
In this startling interview – overlooked by the MSM – Obama’s regulator Neil Barofsky alleges that he was offered a federal judgeship if he cooperated, and threatened with harm if he didn’t. He was told that he was “offered the bullet or the bribe.” Mr. Barofksy says we’re seeing the breakdown of governmental institutions.