In a news release yesterday, Let Freedom Ring announced a multi-million dollar campaign to reveal what Obama did to the non-union Delphi auto parts employees’ pensions while simultaneously bailing out union pensions.
Here’s the campaign’s damning “Top Priority” ad:
If you haven’t seen this, take a couple of minutes to watch this movie trailer on the new production, “Hope and Change.” It follows 40 Democrats and Independents, former Obama supporters, and explains why they and others are abandoning the chosen one.
Newt Gingrich, in exceptional form, absolutely owns this Meet the Press panel.
He cites the media double-standard with Biden gaffes, Obama’s infanticide position, and other issues.
In this short clip, Allen West suggests that Chris Matthew’s ridiculous racism charges reflect he may be “off his meds.”
Although one of Obama’s top aides, David Axelrod, refused to answer the question of whether Americans are better off now than they were four years ago, a potential 2016 presidential contender, Maryland Democratic Governor Martin O’Malley, did. Here’s a very short clip of his interview on Face the Nation today:
This video gives an insider’s perspective, from the Ron Paul camp, of some of the shenanigans that went on at the GOP Tampa Convention. It’s a fairly long video, but you should stay with it until about the eight minute mark:
Here’s what Ron Paul said about the convention and Romney’s speech:
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.