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• The Tense Exchange Between Rep. Trey Gowdy and the Former IRS Head You’ve Been Waiting for…and It Doesn’t Disappoint

  May 22, 2013 at 2:49pm

  In reply to Steelhead.

  Steelhead: Says you. The tone is appropriate for the answers he received. The congressman is a gentleman when in the company of gentlemen and women. Not so much with lying POSs. He doesn’t suffer fools very well… which is a trait your other commenters also recognize.

• The Tense Exchange Between Rep. Trey Gowdy and the Former IRS Head You’ve Been Waiting for…and It Doesn’t Disappoint

  May 22, 2013 at 2:45pm

  In reply to Jenny Lind.

  A group of weasels are, believe it or not, called a sneak or a gang. It seems both could be adjectives which are appropriate descriptions of these folks.

• Our Troops’ Hidden Wounds: Addressing the Soldier Suicide Epidemic

  May 11, 2013 at 9:42am

  In reply to Mark Tripp.

  @time and others. The VA is a bureaucracy whose primary function is to perpetuate that institution. I have PTSD and have seen my share of shrinks and counselors. A couple were very good. Many were there for a paycheck. Having been to at least 5 different VA hospitals, Whether it was for medical or PTSD treatment, I can assure you the treatment is not the same at each. At some I have felt welcomed and had confidence in their ability to treat me. At others I was left with a feeling of being just another number. In fact, I moved just to get away from one VA and be closer to another.

  A recent example of good treatment is MARKTRIPP’s experience. However, also recently a suicidal vet was at an Atlanta vet clinic and told to take public transportation to the hospital. He didn’t make it and committed suicide the next day.

• Grammy-Winning Singer Headed to Prison for Failing to Pay $1 Million Owed in Taxes

  May 7, 2013 at 8:41am

  In reply to LUCK THE FEFT.

  My great great grandfather lost both his legs in the Civil War and my great great uncle lost his life in that war. So this is the thanks we get for freeing their sorry butts? They make millions and blame every white person dead or alive when they can’t follow the laws we all do. I am just so sick of hearing this crap.

• U.S. Marine Confronts Dem Senator Over ‘Unsustainable’ and ‘Unacceptable’ Policies: ‘Lead, Follow or Get the Hell Out of the Way’

  May 6, 2013 at 9:57pm

  In reply to DoomsdayProphet.

  Toomey is my Senator and I also got the same stupid letter. However, I also called to let his office know that I will do everything in my power to see he is not reelected and that he betrayed those that put him in office. I went on to tell them he disgusts me.

• NYPD Chase Was ‘Seriously Like a Movie’ — But Guess What They Were After

  May 6, 2013 at 5:27pm

  In reply to minijedimaster.

  Sure there is a cost for the A-Team (Apple Team) cops in NY. And there is the cost of holding the train at the station. The real question is what kind of sentence will the dirt bag thief receive? He was probably issued a ticket and is on the street as we speak.

• ‘Soft-Spoken’ Man Saves the Day After 2 Allegedly Break In: ‘I Had My Gun in My Hand in 5 Seconds’

  April 28, 2013 at 9:44am

  In reply to howie6769.

  Responsible58 is right on point. If the two who were beating up his brother did not have a weapon at the ready and stopped, the threat was neutralized. Castle doctrine or not, you cannot execute someone. When you fire the weapon, you better be prepared to at least face a long night of questioning and still, even if you did everything right, be subject to a grand jury inquisition and/or arrest,. You better understand you will incur legal expenses and also the possible condemnation of neighbors and friends. The bravado displayed by many commenters here is alarming. Using a firearm on another human is a life altering action. It is something you cannot take back and will live with you until the day you die. If you feel your life is in jeopardy, by all means use deadly force against the assailant, just be sure you understand the consequences of your action.

• Financial Gun Control? GE Capital Quietly Cuts Off Lending to Gun Shops

  April 24, 2013 at 6:52pm

  In reply to KBBM5659.

  GE, the same GE that makes pressure cookers. I wonder if it was one of theirs in Boston?

• ‘Armed and Dangerous’: Beck’s Latest Revelations on Saudi National Once a ‘Person of Interest’ in Boston Bombings

  April 24, 2013 at 3:38pm

  In reply to dublinthewagons.

  @SOSORRY You are incorrect in your statement that the Manchin-Toomey bill would have removed the availability of resident aliens to purchase firearms. Please point that out in the context of the bill. You can’t because it isn’t there.

  Pathetic.

• Gosnell Acquitted on 3 Counts of Murder, 5 Counts of Corpse Abuse in Grisly Murder Trial

  April 23, 2013 at 4:46pm

  Look, I believe Gosnell is a murderer. Regardless of what this article states, the judge dropped the charges, he didn’t acquit him through a directed verdict. There is a big difference. Acquittal means he was found not guilty, dismissed means there wasn’t sufficient evidence to sustain the charge. The judge probably doesn’t want the hint of reversible error. If reversible error is shown, the whole thing could be retried. That is the last thing we need in this case.