Posts tagged as: Florida

Reexamining the Trayvon Martin Shooting

Reexamining the Trayvon Martin Shooting

Detailed report on George Zimmerman’s background exposes the bankruptcy of the Left’s narrative of the case.

George Zimmerman Arrested, Charged

George Zimmerman Arrested, Charged

The state’s case being helped by Eric Holder, who praises racial arsonist Al Sharpton as a hero.

The Left’s Callous Disinterest in Black Shooting Victims

The Left’s Callous Disinterest in Black Shooting Victims

Where “solidarity” marches are really needed and why they never occur.

Sagging Pants Aren’t The Government’s Business

Sagging Pants Aren’t The Government’s Business

Should high school kids be walking around with their underwear showing and their pants sagging? Of course not. It makes them look like idiotic trash. But why is that the government’s business?

5,000 free people stand for freedom against the 9/11 mega-mosque at Ground Zero

5,000 free people stand for freedom against the 9/11 mega-mosque at Ground Zero

(Photo courtesy Pamela Geller, who has many more here.) They started showing up long before the rally began at noon today. They came from Washington state, California, Texas, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, South Carolina, Florida, and elsewhere. They were Christians, Jews, Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, atheists, Muslims…

What’s Driving Obama Down?

What’s Driving Obama Down?

The perfect trifecta that’s causing the President’s plummeting poll numbers.

Full video: Spencer at Florida State University Law School, March 30

Full video: Spencer at Florida State University Law School, March 30

Here is full video — with subtitles! — of my address on Islamic law at Florida State University Law School, March 30. Many thanks to Eric McCullough for the video….

The Anti-Incumbency Myth

The Anti-Incumbency Myth

Voters hate liberalism, not the establishment.

Invading the U.S.A.

Invading the U.S.A.

The borderlands descend into lawlessness.

Judicial Power Grabs

Judicial Power Grabs

When Supreme Court justices aren’t satisfied with their role.



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