When Chief Richard Beary, the head of the University of Central Florida’s police department, discovered he was the victim of identity theft, he did something few people attempt: he tracked down the woman who stole his credit card. Beary told CBS News’ Crimesider that right after he bought a new phone at a local AT&T […] Read More → 
La Shawn Barber Despite liberals’ efforts to drive a racial wedge between Americans, it hasn’t been completely successful when it comes to showing a government-issued form of photo identification before voting. According to a recent Fox News poll, 51 percent of black Americans support voter ID. One might think blacks would resent the implication that […] Read More → 
Nondenial denial: Says he will decide after the 2014 elections whether to run. “We’re definitely talking about it, my family is talking about it. I truly won’t make my mind up until after the 2014 elections. But I haven’t been shy in saying we’re thinking about it.” — Fox News, March 9. Write a book: […] Read More → 
New laws requiring voters to present photo identification at the polls were enforced in two Southern primaries on Tuesday, but with mixed results. In Alabama, there were few hitches, but a razor-tight U.S. Senate race in Mississippi could hinge on provisional ballots, some of them cast as a result of a new voter ID law. […] Read More → 
Will Bildeberg End Privacy As We Know It? The presence of several key figures at the 2014 Bildeberg Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark indicates that the future of privacy worldwide is in dire straights. According to the Bildeberg Group’s official press release, members discussed several key topics this weekend while also asking the question, “Does privacy […] Read More → 
A significant issue facing our society today that is mostly under-reported is the rampant occurrence of voter fraud. A couple of examples from the 2012 election include a woman from Cleveland who proudly announced that she voted 5 times for President Obama, or the more than 35,000 cases of ‘double-voting’ discovered in North Carolina. These […] Read More → 
Ben Marquis, It is abundantly clear that President Obama has presided over the worst administration in American history, with a voluminous record of crimes, lies, corruption and scandals. It is equally clear that ‘We the People’ are running out of options if we want to save our country from his progressive socialist and ruinous agenda. […] Read More → 
The New Boston Tea Party If you want to know how to break into a bank, ask a successful bank robber. And so if you want to know how to cast an illegal vote ask a Democrat, for they surely know how its done. Very rarely have Republicans been caught in the act, but Democrats, […] Read More → 
Diane Sullivan says that when she pulls out her food-stamp card to buy groceries, she keeps the side with her photo cupped in her hand so people can’t see. While Massachusetts requires her to have the identification to prevent fraud, the 40-year-old mother of five from Medford calls it “a card of shame.” Maine and […] Read More → 
Government moves to create “identity ecosystem” Testing is set to begin next month on a pilot program that could lead to the introduction of a Chinese-style ID system for Internet users, an “identity ecosystem” that critics fear would create a backdoor to government regulation of the world wide web. The White House’s “National Strategy for Trusted […] Read More → 
All Massachusetts authorities could say for sure is that they found the lifeless body of a small boy, apparently cast off the side of a highway. An autopsy should reveal if the child is Jeremiah Oliver, the Fitchburg 5-year-old missing for months before police learned of his disappearance and began looking for him. Jeremiah’s case […] Read More → 
The man accused of killing three people in attacks at Jewish-related sites in a Kansas City suburb on Sunday is a well-known white supremacist who has run for public office on a white power platform and who once the subject of a nationwide manhunt. Frazier Glenn Cross was booked into Johnson County jail in Olathe […] Read More → 
Richard Larsen Attorney General Eric Holder has been attempting to quell the rising tide of states opting for voter identification laws. Not even delving deeply into the issue raises the immediate question of why the top law enforcement officer in the country would be opposing efforts to maintain integrity in our election system. A government […] Read More → 
To the extent that anything resembling a logical argument against common-sense voter ID requirements exists at all, it’s predicated on the idea that vote fraud hardly ever happens. The idea that we should indulge relatively rare crimes by making things easy for the criminals is novel; I can’t think of too many other examples. And really, the […] Read More → 
David Limbaugh This is a headline we should never see in the United States: “Federal Judge: Yes, Arizona and Kansas Can Require Voters To Prove Their Citizenship.” The fact that this issue would be disputed at all is astonishing. That it is legally contested is stunning. That the prime mover in initiating the legal challenge […] Read More →