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“Here I come to save the day!” Jimmy Carter offers to visit Venezuela

Humberto Fontova, Last week Jimmy Carter fired off letters to Venezuela’s fraudulent President Nicolas Maduro and to Venezuela’s defrauded Presidential candidate Enrique Capriles expressing “grave concern” regarding the political turmoil and bloodshed convulsing their nation. From his pulpit at Emory University’s Carter Center, the former U.S. president calls for “dialogue” among the embattled Venezuelan parties […] Continue reading →

How Many Schmucks Does It Take to Defend Debbie Wasserman Schultz?

BY: The Editors, Over the past several weeks, Washington Free Beacon reporter Adam Kredo has written a number of stories exposing a secret lobbying campaign by DNC Chairman Debbie Wasserman Schultz to stop the bipartisan Iran sanctions bill from advancing in Congress. Wasserman Schultz’s campaign is being conducted in secret, and the congresswoman continues to […] Continue reading →

Rand Paul: Prosecute James Clapper for Lying to Congress

After Edward Snowden leaked documents revealing the NSA’s illegal spying on American citizens, the Director of National Intelligence, James Clapper, lied to Congress about the extent of the NSA’s unconstitutional surveillance program. This is a felony and Rand Paul is calling for Clapper’s resignation and prosecution. Clapper testified at a hearing last March that the […] Continue reading →

The Case for Christmas: Reason For The Season

Chuck Norris Lee Strobel earned a Master of Studies in Law degree from Yale Law School, became the award-winning legal editor of the Chicago Tribune and was a spiritual skeptic until 1981. I recently read his short 91-page booklet titled “The Case for Christmas,” in which he viewed the sacred holiday as an investigative journalist […] Continue reading →

From Obama, a blunt acceptance of blame

“We fumbled the rollout on this health care law.” “That’s on me.” “It was insufficient.” Again and again, President Barack Obama on Thursday shouldered the blame for his botched health care rollout in unusually blunt terms — a step many of his critics contend was long overdue. In an even rarer admission, he also acknowledged […] Continue reading →

About 36 percent of people who have joined Twitter say they do not use it

Twitter quitters dog IPO, Retired schoolteacher Donald Hovasse signed up for Twitter about a year ago at the urging of his daughter. He lost interest after trying the service a few times and finding lots of celebrities but few of his friends using the online social network. “I didn’t really get the point of it […] Continue reading →

Genetically Modified Organisms: And Leftist Hysteria Over Monsanto

Rachel Alexander The left is in a frenzy over the American agricultural biotechnology corporation Monsanto and other agribusinesses that tinker with crop genetics. Is there any truth to their scare stories asserting that we’re being poisoned with “Frankenfood,” breeding new strains of superbugs and superpests? Genetically modified crops, known as GMOs (genetically modified organisms), have […] Continue reading →

Democrats Treat Families of Benghazi Victims Like Garbage

By Dave Jolly While all eyes are on the financial standoff in Washington DC and the supposed Syrian crisis, the House Oversight Committee held a hearing on Benghazi. The topic of discussion at that hearing was the credibility or lack thereof of the report submitted by the Benghazi Accountability Review Board. Thomas Pickering, former US […] Continue reading →

Abortion Support Undermines Obama’s Moral Leadership

Whether we are talking about respect for a nation or for an individual, nothing undermines respect more than duplicity — saying one thing and acting differently. I think it is a big reason why President Barack Obama’s Tuesday speech to the nation, in which he attempted to explain why he has proposed military action in […] Continue reading →

NASCAR seeks to restore credibility after scandal

Weary from the cleanup of the manipulations to its championship field, NASCAR sought to restore its credibility Saturday with a stern warning about “artificially altering” events. NASCAR chairman Brian France told the teams he expects them “to give 100 percent” at all times. He met with them for nearly 20 minutes between practices at Chicagoland […] Continue reading →

Putin Pulls Obama’s Strings

Well, if you’re one of those out there who has thus far failed to see the dominance of Vladimir Putin in the Putin/Obama relationship … the light surely must be shining now. In the last 24 hours our Dear Ruler has managed to show not only America, but the rest of the world, just how […] Continue reading →

Thomas Sowell: Syria and Obama Parts I and II

I cannot see why even a single American, a single Israeli or a single Syrian civilian should be killed as a result of a token U.S. military action, undertaken simply to spare Barack Obama the embarrassment of doing nothing, after his ill-advised public ultimatum to the Syrian government to not use chemical weapons was ignored. […] Continue reading →

Doubts About Obama�s Iran Resolve? Plenty - Syria and the Perils of Partisanship

Jonathan S. Tobin For those Americans who wonder whether Barack Obama’s bumbling response to the crisis in Syria is an indication of what he will do about Iran, Jeffrey Goldberg says not to worry. In an article published in Bloomberg last Wednesday, Goldberg makes the argument that the president’s feckless behavior on Syria that culminated […] Continue reading →

Obama won’t say it, but vote on Syria has high stakes for his presidency

It seems that everyone in Washington is talking about it except President Barack Obama: When Congress votes on the administration’s request to use military force in Syria, the future of his presidency could well be on the line. A defeat, a distinct possibility, would hobble Obama in affairs both foreign and domestic, particularly if fellow […] Continue reading →

Obama on Syria: Congress, world credibility on line

In an impassioned appeal for support both at home and abroad, President Barack Obama said Wednesday the credibility of the international community and Congress is on the line in the debate over how to respond to the alleged use of chemical weapons in Syria. As Obama made his case overseas during a visit to Sweden, […] Continue reading →

Joe Biden threatens to impeach the President

It may seem shocking to hear Vice President Joe Biden threatening to begin impeachment proceedings against Barack Obama, but Biden is clearly a man of principle. As you’ll hear him explain about five and a half minutes into this clip, he assembled a team of Constitutional scholars to buttress his own experience with teaching classes […] Continue reading →

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