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The Communist Party USA fully supports the Occupy movement

No surprise.

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Candice Miller - The GOP's 2012 Vice-Presidential Nominee?

It's an interesting thought.

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Interview With Republican Presidential Candidate Buddy Roemer

Check it out here.

Obama's Poll Numbers In 15 Battleground States

Here.

Obama's Race-Based Spoils System

A taste of the latest Pat Buchanan column:

African-Americans are hardly underrepresented in the U.S. government.

Though only 12 percent to 13 percent of the U.S. population, blacks hold 18 percent of all federal jobs. African-Americans are 25 percent of the employees at Treasury and Veterans Affairs, 31 percent of State Department employees, 37 percent of the Department of Education, 38 percent of Housing and Urban Development. They are 42 percent of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp., 55 percent of the Government Printing Office, 82 percent of the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency.

According to The Washington Post, blacks hold 44 percent of the jobs at Fannie Mae and 50 percent of the jobs at Freddie Mac.

Is Obama Finished?

We are fourteen and a half months away from the presidential election, but the question needs to be asked: Is Obama already a lame duck?

Quadriplegic says violent neighbor assaulted him with fish

LULZ.

S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating for first time

Thanks, Obama.

Interview with Cory Adams, Chairman of the Story County, Iowa GOP

I contacted Story County Republican Party Chairman Cory Adams yesterday and he was kind enough to agree to a brief email interview. What follows is an unedited transcript of our exchange.

Obama's job approval rating down to 42%; 50% now disapprove

The latest Gallup poll shows that President Obama's approval rating is in free-fall. Just 42% of adults now approve of the job Obama is doing as President. Fully 50% disapprove.

Generic Republican Candidate 47%, Obama 39%

Gallup poll.

An Establishment In Panic

By Pat Buchanan.

How to spot a psychopath

Interesting.

GOP Presidential Polls, Halfway Through 2011

Here.

Say Goodbye to Los Angeles

Pat Buchanan's latest column.

Hilarious sentence in an article on Newt's presidential campaign

A former aide said the differences mainly involved the staff view that Gingrich should campaign heavily in the early primary states and Gingrich's view that he should instead go on a Greek cruise with his wife.

Libya changed everything

Each new day brings another step through the looking glass on Libya, and today it was the NYT’s turn. First Obama out-Bushed Bush, then Hillary started questioning the patriotism of war opponents, and now we’ve got the flagship paper of the liberal intelligentsia wondering why anyone would jeopardize American military credibility by pulling the plug before victory’s been declared. Really.

Fed Up With Freeloaders

The latest Pat Buchanan column.

World War Two D-Day stories

Here's just one:

For Harold Baumgarten, a 19 year-old Army private from New York, the invasion started badly and quickly got worse.

Baumgarten had avoided seasickness on the boat trip across the English Channel at the start of the battle because he only had some Cadbury chocolate instead of the big breakfasts other soldiers devoured, he recalled in a telephone interview from his home in Jacksonville Beach, Florida.

But soon seasickness was the least of his worries. A German machine gunner mowed down most of the men exiting Baumgarten's boat. There were 30 soldiers in the craft, and only two of them -- including Baumgarten -- survived.

Once on the sand, a shell exploded nearby and ripped off Baumgarten's cheek and left a hole in the roof of his mouth.

After being bandaged, he was rescuing another soldier when more shrapnel hit him in the head.

That night, Baumgarten was advancing along a road with some other soldiers when they came under fire from a German machine gunner, and he was hit in the jaw. At that point, he gave himself a pain-numbing shot of morphine.

"I took a morphine sleep," Baumgarten said. "I thought we lost the war, because after all I'm laying with six dead guys around me."

Baumgarten believes that during that night, some German soldiers searched for cigarettes on the bodies of his dead comrades. Baumgarten, who is Jewish, had drawn a Star of David on the back of his field jacket, as an act of defiance against Nazi Germany's brutality against European Jews.

He said he believes the Germans would have killed him, but they did not see his blood-stained Star of David.

"I thought I heard somebody say, 'Don't worry Yankee boy, you're going to be OK,'" Baumgarten said.

As it turns out, an Allied ambulance did come by and pick up Baumgarten. But the next day, as he lay on a stretcher on the beach, a German sniper's bullet hit him in the knee before he was transported back to England.

Over the years, Baumgarten underwent 23 operations to heal the wounds he suffered in Normandy. Baumgarten himself became a doctor, and practiced for 40 years.

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Joplin, Missouri tornado disaster

I donated $25.00 to the American Red Cross. You can donate here.

Hollywood double standard

The Hangover: Convicted rapist Mike Tyson - good; Mel Gibson - bad.

TSA officer arrested at Orlando International Airport in possession of gun

The Orlando Sentinel is reporting that 25-year-old Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officer Rynel B. Delacruz was arrested Monday night for trying to bring a gun through a security checkpoint at Orlando International Airport. He was released on Tuesday after posting just $250 bail.

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Why Michelle Obama's White House invite to controversial rapper "Common" matters

Here.

Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich considers outsourcing himself to another state

Heh.

Rating the debate: Republican presidential candidates face off in South Carolina

Here is my take on the debate.

Never take a water gun to a SEAL fight

It's just a bad idea.

Florida's attempt to pass an Arizona-style immigration law appears doomed

Time has almost run out for the Florida Legislature in their efforts to pass an immigration bill similar to the one passed in Arizona last year.

Seth Meyers at the White House Correspondents' Dinner: Another donation to Obama

The establishment media's reportage of the event has been utterly predictable and virtually identical, regardless of the outlet: Seth Meyers was hilarious, President Obama was even more hilarious, the buffoonish Donald Trump was rightfully skewered by both, and the audience loved every minute of it.

One small factoid was left out of the media's coverage of the event. A minor detail that I had to research myself, because literally no media outlets reported it. It turns out Seth Meyers is a major Obama supporter and donor. Meyers donated to the Obama campaign on four seperate occasions in 2008, giving a total of $4,600, the maximum amount allowed under federal election law at the time.

Donald Trump gives profanity-laced "campaign" speech in Las Vegas

On Iraq: "We build a school, we build a road. They blow up the road, they blow up the school. ... In the meantime, we can't get a f---ing school built in Brooklyn."

On OPEC: "We have nobody in Washington that sits back and said, 'You're not gonna raise that f---ing price, you understand me?"

On China: "Listen you motherf---ers, we're gonna tax you 25%."

Donald Trump shifts his line of attack on Obama: Now release your college records

"I heard at Columbia [University], he wasn't a very good student. He then gets Harvard. How do you get into Harvard if you're not a good student? Now, maybe that's right or maybe it's wrong. But I don't know why he doesn't release his records."

Florida Governor Rick Scott to close Citizens Property Insurance?

There are reports that Florida Governor Rick Scott is considering abolishing Citizens Property Insurance. Citizens Property Insurance is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt government corporation that provides property insurance to Florida residents statewide. It has more than 1.3 million policyholders, making it the largest property insurer in the state of Florida.

Videos of Syrians being slaughtered by their government

Gruesome stuff.

Braco: Money for Nothing and Chicks(?) for Free

LOL.

Wisconsin Republican lawmakers receiving death threats from union thugs

"Please put your things in order because you will be killed and your familes [sic] will also be killed due to your actions in the last 8 weeks."

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