In an interview with Ted Nugent this week, the rock star talks about the “thousands” of cases of innocent Americans who have had their Fourth Amendment rights violated by state and federal law enforcement. He wants Romney to establish a commission to get to the bottom of it:
This new video was just emailed to us today. Although I have not read the book that is referenced at the end and cannot endorse it, the video itself is encouraging. It’s well worth the two minutes it will take to watch it.
The game play at the GOP Convention in Tampa has far-reaching implications for the future. Watch this news report on the little-known impacts of yesterday’s sham vote:
A GOP delegate took video of the convention teleprompter suggesting that the GOP hierarchy, even prior to hearing the “Aye’s” and “No’s”, had already decided the outcome of the vote on the controversial rules change.
Here’s a transcript of the rolling teleprompter, seen before the speaker spoke the words and before the vote was cast:
All those in favor signify by saying “aye.”
All those opposed say “No.”
In the opinion of the chair, the “ayes” have it and the resolution is adopted.
Click HERE for an excellent local Fox New’s Report on the vote.
This video-documentary describes the extraordinary painting by American artist Jon McNaughton detailing the harm that Obama has done to our nation. Please read McNaughton’s statement before viewing the YouTube below:
I chose to use an undisclosed studio so I could paint privately, without interruption, to focus on the task of embedding in a single painting all the subtle, mindless, radical and dangerous atrocities of the Obama administration.
I am just one person, a citizen of this country using my first amendment rights to speak out through my art. This is my declaration that we have never had a president do more to harm our country than Barack Obama.
To those who scoff or wish to trivialize this painting, I challenge you… I DARE YOU… study the links of the various symbols and metaphors that you see. There are over 60 in the painting. No person can analyze this image and learn about these facts and still, in good conscience, vote for Obama in 2012.
I do not hate Obama, but I hate the fact that I had to paint this picture. Has the painting gone too far? I knew when I did this that most Obama supporters would reject what I have done. But as a Conservative, I’m fed up with the corruption in Washington. And I’m sick of the political correctness that has derailed our country!
Politico called it “unscripted,” a “disaster,” “sad,” and “crazy,” the Washington Post, “rambling.”
But that was not the assessment of the GOP faithful at the Tampa Convention:
Click HERE for a transcript of the speech.
Here’s one of the occupy folk at Tampa, protesting the GOP convention:
Governor Mike Huckabee hits it out of the park with his address to the GOP convention in Tampa Wednesday night. He slams Obama, takes a swipe at Debbie Wasserman Schultz, and tells attendees that he could care less that Romney is a Mormon:
Ron Paul addresses a crowd of supporters at the University of South Florida and suggests that if he had been President, Osama bin Laden would be alive and “so would the 3000 people from 9/11”:
Despite a growing grassroots rebellion over the Akin senate race in Missouri, Reince Priebus is adamant that the senate candidate will get no help from the GOP, even if he matches Sen. McCaskill in the polls.