Government Incompetence in Action: Fugitive Arrested then Ordered Released
How's this for government incompetence. A wanted fugitive was arrested in Texas on a routine traffic stop. After searching the car, sheriff's officials found cash and a shotgun. Upon doing a background check, they realized they had a wanted man on their hands. The next day, however, federal officials told local law enforcement to release the suspect. Guess what happened next? He promptly disappear ... Read More
Romney, Santorum place First, Second in CPAC Poll
Mitt Romney took first place in a straw poll of conservative activists conducted at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), besting rival Rick Santorum by 7 points. Romney took 38 percent of the 3,408 participants in the straw poll, conducted by the Washington Times and CPAC over three ... Read More
Google under fire for proposed privacy changes
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) filed a lawsuit on Wednesday to force the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to block Google's planned changes to its privacy settings. EPIC argued that Google's privacy changes violate a previous settlement with the FTC over the now-defunct Google Buzz s ... Read More
Now here's some 'Halftime in America' ads, I can go for
Well, maybe they're really not exactly Clint Eastwood and Obama won't like them nearly as well as the original produced by Obama supporters at the Super Bowl either. That won't exactly break my heart. Let us know! Don't you really like these better? Btw, for those of you taken in by the original, he ... Read More
Occupiers Strike Again -- This time against school girls
It's amazing that just last week, GOPUSA covered the actions of the Occupy Oakland mob and compared them with the Tea Party protestors. What a difference. And the examples keep piling up. Outside the Rhode Island capitol building, a group attending a Right to Life rally where harassed by some "occup ... Read More
And He was Obama's Faith Advisor?
If you are known by the company you keep, Barack Obama is quite a doozy. During a conference in Washington, DC, Obama's former Faith Advisor Shaun Casey told the audience, "I, frankly, am glad American civil religion is dying." From Reverend Jeremiah Wright to Casey, Obama sends a pretty clear messa ... Read More
Obama's State of the Union = "Built to Last"?
President Obama's speechwriters have to stop ripping off television slogans for their "big idea" themes. First it was years of Bob the Builders's "Yes, We Can!" And with apologies to GMC trucks, tonight's State of the Union address will usher in the buzzwords "Built to Last" to describe America. Bef ... Read More
Men who appeared in Gingrich Superpak 'documentary' say they were deceived
It's hard to say how much truth was in 'King of Bain', the 30 minute video aired by a pro-Gingrich SuperPac against Mitt Romney. However, it's becoming clear that it contained more than a little deception. Two men who were interviewed in the piece say they were not actually talking about Bain Capita ... Read More
It Costs $544.28 to be a Non-Union Teacher in Michigan...
And for Andrew Bulkema, a Michigan teacher with a decade of teaching experience, it is worth every penny to be free from the mandatory political monolith that the teachers union has become for liberal causes. For Bulkema, the compulsory dues in direct support of candidates and causes he could not ag ... Read More
Here's a plan for Planned Parenthood
Now here's a novel idea: rather than funding an organization which promotes abortion, why not put that money toward adoptions? That's what Newt Gingrich said this week in a speech in South Carolina. “I would like to defund Planned Parenthood,” Gingrich said at a presidential forum on Monday in Myrtl ... Read More
- "The teacher should get an award and the student should get a fast bus ride south."
Posted in Berkeley, California defeats the measure to welcome Gitmo detainees: WWBDN









Posted in Berkeley, California defeats the measure to welcome Gitmo detainees: WWBDN