ACORN’s anti-democratic, un-American activities are not legitimate political advocacy protected by the First Amendment. They cry out for prosecution under federal racketeering laws. The push for a racketeering probe got a boost in April 2011 when ACORN was convicted in a massive voter fraud conspiracy in Nevada. The felony conviction came after the book had gone to press.
Why Aren’t Community Organizers in Prison Where They Belong?: ‘Subversion Inc.’ Book Preview (Part 4 of 4)
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NewsReal Sunday: Show Me the Verses– Rick Warren Naïve, Not “Leftwing”
April 25, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Is this guy a “Leftwing Evangelical” too?
In his column about Evangelicals urging talks with North Korea, “forensic Protestant” Ben-Peter Terpstra zeroed in on some of the correct reasons to argue with Mega-Pastor/Author Rick Warren. However, he accused Warren of “twisting scripture,” but then proceeded to counter Warren with the vaguest of Biblical paraphrases—but no actual [...]
The Threat We Face
March 31, 2010 By 19 Comments
Crystallizing who our enemy is — and the policies we need to prevail.
The Health Care Battle Will Continue Until At Least 2012
March 23, 2010 By 2 Comments
The health care battle isn’t quite over. Many states are going to fight it as unconstitutional, and the GOP is on track to win the Senate in November, as I wrote on February 26. The trend for the Democratic candidates is still downwards and probably can’t be stopped or reversed by November. A Senate and/or House [...]
Yes, Obamacare Is Romneycare
March 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Farewell, Mitt.
As they cast the 216th vote last night, Nancy Pelosi and her minions also smashed Mitt Romney’s presidential ambitions. There is literally no substantial difference between Obamacare and Romneycare. The fundamentals are exactly the same: an individual mandate is placed upon all citizens to purchase health insurance, with subsidies handed out to those in [...]
Perry for President? Maybe, But Slow Down
March 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Hot off the heels of Texas Governor Rick Perry’s decisive victory over Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchinson for the Lone Star State’s GOP gubernatorial nomination, Daily Beast columnist Mark McKinnon thinks the governor is well-positioned for a bid at the presidency, or at least the VP slot:
There’s a fight right now for the soul of the [...]
Is Obama “Hostile” to Religion? No, But He Certainly Manipulates It
March 2, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Does Barack Obama have a problem with religion?
Well, okay, there’s the obvious one, but Sean Hannity and Mike Huckabee recently sat down to discuss whether or not a recent White House meeting with a group of atheist leaders suggests anything more:
HANNITY: The Obama administration earlier today rolled out the red carpet for a coalition of [...]
Nancy Pelosi: Madame Double-Talk
March 1, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Mike Huckabee’s first guest on his Fox News show last night was Durwood Fincher, the comedian known as Mr. Doubletalk who came on to announce his jibberish ‘platform’ for being elected to Congress. But House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s double-talk has him beat by a mile.
Here is how Madame Double-Talk chose to define bi-partisanship on her Obamacare [...]
“Notional” Security – by Thomas Sowell
January 13, 2010 By 15 Comments
Far better to be blown to smithereens than to be politically incorrect.
