Discussing David Jolly’s upset special election in Florida with Neil Cavuto, Mark Levin hammered establishment Republicans for their hostility toward Jolly. Levin renewed his call for fresh, conservative leadership to rescue the party and the country.

Mark Levin also mentioned that the true story of Jolly’s winning campaign was not told by anyone in the media save Neil Cavuto and himself. Inconceivably, the GOP establishment actually attacked its own nominee in the Florida race. Of course, this kind of behavior is not unfamiliar to conservative activists in Alaska, Nevada, Colorado and Delaware.

But Levin has had it with this “sleazy crap” and hopes you have had it, too. Hear the exchange between Neil Cavuto and Mark Levin here:

For more on the GOP’s targeting tea party, click HERE.

Several hundred global warming activists converged on Washington, D.C. earlier this month, protesting the Keystone Pipeline and urging radical solutions to limit carbon emissions.

Of course, those radical solutions did not include limiting their own personal carbon emissions. At least one honest interviewee, who flew from Colorado to the nation’s capital, admitted that he would not give up air travel, no matter how polluting.

But some attendees were more committed to the cause, even signing petitions to lower the sun’s temperature. Watch it all here:

An independent commission led by a former U.S. surgeon general has concluded there “is no compelling medical reason” for the U.S. armed forces to prohibit transgender Americans from serving and that President Barack Obama could lift the decades-old ban without approval from Congress, according to a report being released Thursday.

The report said Department of Defense regulations designed to keep transgender people from joining or remaining in the military on the grounds of psychological and physical unfitness are based on outdated beliefs that require thousands of current service members either to leave the service or to forego the medical procedures and other changes that could align their bodies and gender identities.

“We determined not only that there is no compelling medical reason for the ban, but also that the ban itself is an expensive, damaging and unfair barrier to health care access for the approximately 15,450 transgender personnel who serve currently in the active, Guard and reserve components,” said the commission led by Dr.
Joycelyn Elders, who served as surgeon general during Bill Clinton’s first term as president, and Rear Adm. Alan Steinman, a former chief health and safety director for the Coast Guard.

Read more about the effort to allow transvestites to serve in US Military HERE.