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• Awkward Moment on Fox Set: Gretchen Carlson Disavows Hank Williams Jr’s Obama & ‘Hitler’ Comment

  October 4, 2011 at 1:49pm

  If you can’t stand against present-day fascist/Nazism (and that’s what Obama stands for — Jew h@ting socialists) knowing now what socialism caused during WWII make them so much worse for “disavowing” bell ringers like Hank Williams, Jr.

• O‘Reilly Tries to Give Stewart a Lesson on Big Gov’t: ‘Are You Ever Going to Wise Up?’

  September 29, 2011 at 3:47pm

  the self-proclaimed “conservative” Bill O‘Reilly is ok with the gov’t taking –40% of his income.
  That doesn’t make him a conservative, that just makes him a “greedy socialist”.

• So What is the Fed‘s New ’Operation Twist?’

  September 23, 2011 at 3:02am

  I don’t see how the Fed can acknowledge the concept of market corrections when it fights letting them occur by trying to not only sustain, but grow bubbles. Our “depression” isn’t necessarily a bad thing– It’s reality trying to reassert itself and bring supply and demand back to realistic numbers.

  They are only creating a false, credit-backed economy that will make our children pick up the tab when it collapses. They know this, and are willing to throw our kids under the bus rather than have their policies exposed as fraudulent and flat-out wrong.

• Couple Wins $4.5 Million in ‘Wrongful Birth’ Lawsuit After Claiming They Would Have Aborted Disabled Son

  September 20, 2011 at 1:23pm

  The knowlegde that Bryan’s parents wish they could have aborted him is worse than anything he could have been born without.

• California City Fines Couple for Holding Bible Study in Their Home

  September 19, 2011 at 11:28am

  In reply to barackem.

  Loud disruptions that don’t need permits:

  1) Backyard pool parties with alcohol.
  2) kids
  3) Watching a movie in your home theater. In most of those homes people “pay a lot of money for”.

  So why should someone need a permit to exercise a constitutional right to peacefully assemble?

  Therein lies the religious bigotry of humanism and a perfect example of what “fair” means to leftists:

  A child thinks it’s fair to take a toy from someone else just because they want it. And after they steal the toy, they don’t fee deprived anymore. Their logic is: “That seems fair to ME; who cares about what’s “fair” to you?

  – It’s the same logic for socialists and it stretches to their hatred of the religious rights of others. It’s not “fair” they should have to be annoyed by others. “Make them stop annoying me. It‘s only fair that I shouldn’t have to be offended…” I think one group even claims it’s their right to have “freedom from religion”.

  The problem is with the –offended– because to be offended is a personal choice. You can’t make laws to punish others for the way someone else perceives reality.

  You don’t have a right to “freedom FROM religion”, but you do have a right to “freedom OF religion.”

• Obama Repeats ‘Fair Share’ Call to Pay Down the Debt, Fund Jobs Bill

  September 17, 2011 at 10:24am

  Obama:

  I take your plan to “pay my fair share” as seriously as you do for the gov’t to “live within its means.”

• Are More Americans Now ‘Mixing and Matching’ to Form Their Own Religious Experiences?

  September 15, 2011 at 8:29pm

  It’s no wonder Christianity is getting so diluted when churches allow the world to dictate what is acceptable for Christians to believe, say or do. That kind of wavering is what turns people off who are looking for answers.

  Relativism in itself is an absolute, so it does churches no good to dilute their message to appear more appealing to the “wisdom” of the world. It would be much less confusing to potential Christians and truthful to stand on principle rather than to try to be everything to everyone. “Faith” is a core principle in Christianity and in itself is an answer.

  That kind of relativism is also why some Christians move to Islam – Islam makes no apologies and does not waiver on principle.

  Christ died to save us from sin. Joyce Meyer says, “Jesus did not die so we could have a religion. He died so we can have a close, intimate relationship with God.” — It’s about love and following God… look up “Religion or Relationship” by Joyce Meyer. It will change your life.

• ‘You Don’t Deserve To Keep All’ Your Money…Says Dem Rep. Schakowsky

  September 14, 2011 at 9:56pm

  Since we’re all just making rules for each other, I’ve got one for Rep. Schakowsky:

  I say she should give all her undeserved salary to me. Since I don’t partake on the receiving end of any government handouts, I’ll just take her portion of communal guilt money and call it even.

• Overweight Man Sues, Claims Small White Castle Booths Violate His Civil Rights

  September 12, 2011 at 6:44pm

  I‘m sure he’d fit in the booth if he stopped arching his back.

  Another trial lawyer gets his wings…

• Ann Coulter & Laura Ingraham: Palin is ‘Obama of the Tea Party,‘ Not Interested in ’Digging Deep’ on Policy

  September 7, 2011 at 4:17pm

  In reply to cntrlfrk.

  I agree.

  And I’ll add: The country as a whole is not ‘founding father’ conservative enough to elect anyone outside the beltway.

  Palin is good where she is at. She is motivating people to raise the next generation of voters that will care and make a difference. This generation is too far gone:

  Everyone I know is either on some sort of govt assistance– be it welfare, govt pension or medicare. Those who are not, still look to govt for “good jobs” during recession. –And those are the patriotic and “conservatives” I know… Don’t get me started on the socialists, er I mean, democrats that I know.