Recent articles in local papers and community forums hosted by Alaska State Senators have promoted Great Bear Petroleum and their North Slope shale oil play as THE answer to stemming the decline in TAPS. Beware. Great Bear, and the politicians who tout them as the silver bullet for declining production, are not telling the whole truth.
Obama’s DOJ attorneys take the outrageous position that Americans have “no privacy interest” in location records revealing minute-to-minute movements of their mobile devices, even when they’re not in use.
View the 2007 videos here of Obama praising his mentor, Jeremiah Wright. Also included is Gingrich’s interview last night where he describes Obama’s speech as racist and fundamentally dishonest.
In this outstanding collage of the Obama administration’s contradictory statements on Benghazi, Jon Stewart pretty much tells it like it is.
Two House Republicans say they have been informed by whistleblowers that the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi was attacked and threatened 13 times before the incident last month that killed four Americans.
We might get beat up by some of our loyal subscribers over posting these, but the following videos are quite entertaining. At the very least, the first video will convince you that you can’t believe everything you see.
Biden has committed yet another gaffe: he told a campaign rally that the middle class has been buried for the past four years. Not exactly a ringing endorsement for Obama’s re-election. See the video here.
Both the Obama and Romney campaigns are working aggressively to lower expectations for each of their respective candidate’s performance at the debate tonight.
Caged in a government report that said consumer spending was up, administration officials would want you to think it is a sign of an improving economy. But the details reveal the real reason: People are spending more on expensive gasoline.
In what cynics have come to expect of the judiciary in election season, a Pennsylvania judge approved his state’s new voter ID law but blocked it from going into effect until after this year’s election. GOP leaders had said that the law was key to Romney’s win in Pa.