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• The Scathing Speech That Just Got a Standing Ovation During the IRS Hearing

  May 18, 2013 at 12:21am

  In reply to SmarterThanTheAverageBear.

  Mr. Miller was also asked if the IRS needed medical records for their work now and for their work in the future and he said no. Go to WashingtonPost.com for story on how the IRS breached and stole medical records on 10 million people (50 to 60 million records). This is supposed to go to trial soon and it would be helpful if we would contact our representatives so that question can be included in the questioning. He blatantly said they did not need medical records now and would not need them in the future – that their job would be enforcement for Obamacare. So, why did they steal 50 to 60 medical records. Story in Washington Post on 05/15/13 I believe. Who wanted those medical records and why? Is this more of Chicago politics and information gathering for Obama’s thugs and the DHS? Why would they want medical records? ASK, ASK AND KEEP ON ASKING. TRUTH WILL WIN OUT.

• Is Welfare-Funded Jihad Part of Radical Islam’s Playbook? We Examine the Evidence

  May 2, 2013 at 4:33am

  In reply to Tacit.

  Write down these four words: Takijya, Tawriya, Kitman, Muruna. If you will “Google” or otherwise search for the meaning of these Islamic farsi words you will find that the first word, according to the Quran, allows all Muslims to lie to non-Muslims as long as they are doing it to further the purpose of jihad or Allah. Read up on these and you will understand how any Muslim here in the U. S., or anywhere for that matter, is allowed to deceive a non-Muslim as long the end justifies the means. This might give you some insight into how Muslims, as well as Obama, can look you in the eye and lie so artfully. It is okay if it furthers the cause of Islam.

• Take TheBlaze Gun Poll on Background Checks, Mental Health Exclusions and More

  April 12, 2013 at 1:48am

  In the realm of “possibilities,” how possible is it that the government will be able to put together an expeditious system for their desired background checks when they cannot keep track of illegal aliens in our country and are unable to deport them and close our borders to protect us? Our prisons are full of illegal aliens who have committed crimes with guns. Our money would be better spent securing our borders and deporting all illegal aliens and then setting up a more efficient system for immigrants who want to enter and obtain citizenship after they have secured a job, speak English and are not on the government dole. This is a more pressing problem than “gun control” and infringement of our second amendment rights. If the government is so hungry for control, they need to try to control this out-of-control illegal alien problem. Our crime rates would probably also drop exponentially.

• As Hagel Looks to Be Confirmed, How Will He Handle Pressing Issues in Iran and Northern Africa?

  February 23, 2013 at 2:13am

  In reply to SUNTZU.

  You really need to “Google” the words ‘Hagel voting machines’ to get a clearer picture of where this man comes from and why he was selected to be Secretary of Defense. This has nothing to do with his qualifications to run that department, rather has to do with Obama pay-back for his help getting Obama elected. Stories will also help explain why Romney did not get even one single vote in some precincts. Hagel does not need to be our Secretary of Defense.

• There’s a ‘Chilling’ Economic Report Making the Rounds Among Top Execs — And Wait Until You See What It Says About Gov’t Programs

  December 25, 2012 at 10:44pm

  In reply to bcanddc.

  Read somewhere that 73% of all people hired in 2010-11 were government jobs – not private sector jobs. How in the world did Obama think we could pay their salaries?

  Also, take it from one who lives with it……alternative energy is not less expensive. I have been “off the grid” for 15 years, using solar and back-up generator. In the winter, gas for the generator runs $200 Plus a month. On top of that you have to replace your storage batteries every four years on average and you have to replace your generator every six to seven years on average. I could sure use more solar panels, but they are so expensive I cannot afford them on my Social Security since I turned 70. Electricity rates in this neck of the woods only run $100 to $120 per month; however, it would cost $10,000 to $13,000 to bring in electricity. There are a lot of things that even the smartest “economists” do not know about. They need to take these ideas “to the street” before writing these articles. I agree something needs to change, but I am not sure how to go about it other than canceling some of our debt as suggested and getting rid of some of the government workers we are paying to do nothing.

• ‘You Are a Dangerous Man…and You Shame Your Country’: CNN Anchor Lashes Out at Gun Lobby Director

  December 19, 2012 at 10:08pm

  In reply to oldduffer.

  The United States has shamed itself by allowing this POS into our country. CNN has further sullied its reputation for hiring this POS and giving him a platform.

• Celebrities Demand Gun Control on Twitter: ‘Stop Defending Your Right to Bear Arms. You’re Stupid’

  December 14, 2012 at 11:32pm

  In reply to ScottG-CO.

  Agreed! Next thing they will want us to ban will be knives…..after all, a man armed with a knife killed over 22 children in a rampage in a school in China day before yesterday.

  We need fewer dramatic computer games and movies. We need more realism with the message that weapons of any kind become dangerous when in the wrong hands of dangerous people. We also need to quit pretending and teaching our children that there is no such thing as evil because there is. Evil, just evil. Black and white….no gray….no question. We do not live in La La Land.

• Was The Boston Tea Party Terrorism? Texas Schools Are Teaching Just That (And More)

  November 20, 2012 at 7:04pm

  In reply to CINCH.

  Sorry Granny – my bad. Did not spell check.

• Dems Seek to Expand and Redeploy Obama’s Voter Data Mine: ‘The Most Sophisticated Voter List in American Political History’

  November 20, 2012 at 6:52pm

  THINK AGENDA 21 folks. Did “we the people” pay for the last list and will “we the people” have to pay to expand it. Republicans and Democrats had better vote NO on this. We cannot afford it and we Americans are not in favor of Agenda 21.

• Was The Boston Tea Party Terrorism? Texas Schools Are Teaching Just That (And More)

  November 20, 2012 at 5:50pm

  Gov. Perry: This is another example of AGENDA 21 in our beautiful state of Texas. Texans unite and get in touch with Gov. Perry about this travesty. This group is clearly in violation of the Constitution of Texas. They should receive no State or Federal funds. Only you Texas citicens can stop this. Dust off those computers and get to writing and calling Gov. Perry.

  NO AGENDA 21 FOR TEXAS.