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Government to Enforce No Fly Zone Over Super Bowl

Pilots warned they could be shot down by missiles Paul Joseph Watson In another illustration of how law enforcement in America is becoming increasingly militarized, the government plans to enforce a no fly zone over the Mercedes-Benz Superdome for this Sunday’s Super Bowl. Pilots have even been warned that if they enter the restricted area […]

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Wis. Sheriff Tells Residents to Learn How to Use a Gun: 911 is No Longer Your Best Option

Double-Barreled-Pistol1 In gun control debates, gun rights advocates often invoke the saying, “when seconds count, the police are only minutes away,” to emphasize the absurdity and ineffectiveness of gun-free zones and the need for concealed carry in self-defense situations. Now, one Wisconsin sheriff is taking the adage seriously, telling residents they should take firearms classes because he […]

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Missouri Considering Taxing “Violent” Video Games

by Mark Horne So my state of residence is catching one version of the “Legislative Sandy Hook Panic Virus” and is considering a tax on violent video games. “A Missouri State lawmaker from Taney County wants to tax violent video games in response to the Connecticut shooting.  Missouri House Representative Diane Franklin, a Republican, introduced the bill.  It […]

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GOP Caves On Debt Limit

Philip Hodges Republicans have agreed to vote on a bill that would raise the debt ceiling temporarily, specifically through mid-April. The theory is that this would allow both chambers enough time to concoct a budget for next year. If no budget is passed by April 15th, they will be penalized with no Congressional pay until […]

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Obama Playing Chicken with American Men

Imprez By Daren Jonescu The Obama administration’s current warpath against so-called “gun violence” — which is Newspeak for non-violence committed by non-criminals with their non-illegal private property — is a brazen challenge to America’s manhood. The progressives have apparently decided that this is the moment when they can play their ultimate authoritarian hand, and let the […]

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Obama Protects Hollywood – Politics trump policy

President Obama and Vice President Biden gathered their children for a photo-op as Obama showily signed executive orders to prevent future mass shootings. It quickly became obvious that regulating the entertainment media wasn’t part of his solution. Politics once more trumped policy. Hollywood not only went unregulated, it went unmentioned. Biden announced that he had […]

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Rubio gives Obama a 2nd Amendment gut check

Rubio gives Obama a 2nd Amendment gut check Senator Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) appeared on Bill O’Reilly’s Fox News show Wednesday night to discuss gun control. Toward the end of the segment, he made a very aggressive statement about the Left’s view of the Second Amendment. “I think that the President – and he just doesn’t have the guts to admit it – is […]

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The Cy Young of cronyism

The Cy Young of cronyism Few stories can better illustrate the problems with the tech sector, the entertainment industry and “crony capitalism” than the sad saga of 38 Studios, the video game company founded by baseball legend Curt Schilling. In a nutshell, Schilling wanted a piece of the computer game industry, which has evolved to resemble Hollywood in many ways. […]

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Sensenbrenner calls for Obama to denounce anti-NRA game

Sensenbrenner calls for Obama to denounce anti-NRA game President Barack Obama should denounce a video game urging players to shoot at top National Rifle Association (NRA) officials, Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) today demanded.The game aims bullets to the heads of David Keene, NRA president, and Wayne LaPierre, executive vice president, and is promoted on a website called “facepunch.” One scene depicts LaPierre giving […]

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Conservatives Should End the Debt Ceiling Debate

Watching the American scene in the 1960s, historian Daniel Boorstin, invented the idea of the “pseudo-event.” The rise of television and modern mass media had produced a transformation of the news business, so that what now mattered was not if an event was important, but only if it was “newsworthy.” As Boorstin explained, the pseudo-event […]

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