From the edge of a steep mountain overlooking a desert compound built into an old rock quarry, machine gunfire echoes just outside hangars where U.S. special operations forces are training Jordanian commandos.
Hold it, I’m confused. I watched all of the vice presidential debate last night, and someone did not show up. Vice President Joe Biden was there—how could one miss him, with all the grinning, grunting, interrupting, and sneering.
In a race where exit polls initially suggested vote fraud, Henrique Capriles has now conceded defeat. Here’s the breakdown on why Chavez won and what the future holds.
In a shocking decision this week, Florida approved educational standards based on race even though science has long since discredited such classifications.
The cross-border bombardments that Restoring Liberty has been reporting on have now become daily occurrences. Some pundits believe that the conflict could erupt into a regional war, and worse.
In this must see video, Neil Cavuto shoots straight offering a frank assessment of where this country is headed. He contends that the fiscal cliff crisis is a much bigger deal than the presidential election in November. He then interviews Craig Smith who offers an even graver assessment.
In a June 2012 PBS interview on Frontline that is just now hitting the blogosphere, Kristen Caldwell, one of Obama’s classmates, said he called himself “alternatively … an Indonesian prince or Kenyan royalty.”
The grieving mother of one of the State Department employees killed in Benghazi says she was told “outright lies” about her son’s death. She also states that she “cried on Obama’s shoulder” but that that “that was worthless to me.” Find out what Obama did during her meeting with him that set her off. And listen to the anger of Rep. Gowdy at yesterday’s congressional hearings.
Although much of her narrative is suspect, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Programs Charlene Lamb admits in this video that the Ambassador was protected by only one guard at the time of his death.
Following his successful debate performance last week, Romney’s rhetoric has increasingly moved toward the center as reflected by his recent statement that he did not expect any prolife legislation as president.