Thursday, January 24, 2013
For Adolf Hitler, his young targets were Jewish children below the age of 12. For “Above My Pay grade” Barack Obama, it’s pre-born, partially born, and born-alive babies of any race, creed, or color.
Even still, Planned Parenthood continues to insist that abortion does not make up the bulk of their industry because, according to them, killing a paltry one million babies per three-year interval is modest at best. Maybe the problem is that the abortion giant is so busy dispatching the unborn that they can’t take the time to figure out what 1,000,000 really means.
Friday, September 14, 2012
Much like her complicated and confounding pseudo-marriage, Clinton said that her question about Libya “reflects just how complicated, and at times, how confounding the world can be.”
In the three and a half years since Barack Obama took office the American Dream has turned into an American nightmare.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
An event that closely resembled a tent revival run by a hypster whose pious pontificating was more about furthering a political agenda than consoling the aggrieved
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Friday, December 17, 2010
Border Patrol Agent killed because of Washington’s inaction
A systematic massacre is taking place as violent criminals, drug-thugs and cartels declare open season on Mexican public officials
Originally posted at American Thinker America should hand it to Bill Clinton. The man is the master of manipulation, an oratorical genius. Clinton can use words to turn the argument around like no one else on the planet. Ex-President Clinton is able to parse language in such a way that after he is done playing [...]
Originally posted at American Thinker Emperor Lucius Aurelius Commodus, son of Marcus Aurielus, the “last of five good emperors,” ruled Rome from AD 177 to AD 192. History tells us that Commodus “proved to be a self-indulgent, disconnected leader.” In fact, Commodus‘ “accession to power ended a spell of 80 years in Roman history which had brought men [...]
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Originally posted at American Thinker Children who misbehave cannot be dropped off at the pound like puppies refusing to be house broken, or returned to the store like tight shoes. With kids — it’s for keeps. Or at least it was until a Tennessee adoptive mother decided she’d had enough of a little boy named [...]
