France’s left-wing Hollande tries to sell his massive tax package to his increasingly disillusioned country. He confirmed that ‘all earnings over one million euros will be taxed at 75 per cent’, adding: ‘It’s symbolic, it will show an example.’
Obama raised several million dollars more than Romney in August as the candidates gear up for the final stretch of their closely contested campaign. But Romney has more in the bank.
It is no news to most Americans, regardless of their political affiliation, that Obama has been one of the most anti-Israel presidents to ever occupy the White House. Even Carter, who certainly did not harbor any lost love for the Jewish state, doesn’t rate next to Obama.
Gun sales are surging, especially those made by Smith and Wesson. Find out why here.
Hundreds of millions of girls have been killed worldwide through abortion and infanticide. Watch this powerful trailer of “It’s a Girl,” including a brief interview with an Indian mother who strangled eight of her newborn baby girls because they weren’t boys.
Making reference for the first time to the Democrats’ about-face on having the word “God” in their party’s platform, Mitt Romney said here today that if he is elected, God will not be removed from the Republican platform.
In this wide-ranging video with Brietbart TV, presidential candidate Gary Johnson discusses a number of issues about his candidacy. In one of his more surprising comments, Johnson admits that he smoked marijuana for three years, ending as recently as 2008. See the video here.
Although we should not always trust polling, multiple polls now reflect that Obama is widening his lead on Romney. Another poll shows that 48% of Americans believe that Obama is doing a “good or excellent” job.
The sidewalks in Las Vegas are inundated with X-rated handbills passed out by advertisers for prostitutes and pornographers. The ACLU says it’s the tourists’ fault, and threatens to sue Las Vegas if it attempts to restrict the unscrupulous handbill distributors.
The explicit focus this weekend on food security by the leaders of the 21-member APEC reflects abiding concern over the potential for food prices to surge to politically volatile levels.