Daily Archives: September 30, 2011

September 30th, 2011 Posted By Angelia Phillips H/T Pat Dollard Townhall: Multiple sources, including sources from ATF, DOJ and Congressional offices have said there is a white paper circulating within the Department of Justice, outlining the essential elimination of ATF. … Continue reading →

The Liar of Wall Street Video: Liberal law student chokes on silver spoon in (false) protest Posted September 26, 2011 at 12:51 pm by Meredith Jessup Author’s note: This post has been updated. Caption on this photo: “Protested (sic) falls … Continue reading →

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=EocQXTZWRBc A school district in California took a healthcare employee with a news crew around to make sure all the kids had their vaccinations. You can see in the video they applied pressure to parents to vaccinate the children on … Continue reading →

by Rich Trzupek Bio ↓ on Sep 30th, 2011 New revelations suggest that the brewing scandal involving the solar panel industry may run much deeper than the failed Solyndra company. According to a report published by The Daily Caller, officials … Continue reading →

by Matthew Vadum Bio ↓ on Sep 30th, 2011 [Editor’s note: The following is the second installment of FrontPage’s new series, “Union Gangsters.” In this profile, award-winning investigative reporter Matthew Vadum unmasks Big Labor kingpin Richard Trumka , whose dirty … Continue reading →

by Ryan Mauro Bio ↓ on Sep 29th, 2011 New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s news company is teaming up with Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal to launch “Alarab” next year, a 24/7 news network that is sure to reflect … Continue reading →

by Trevor on September 30, 2011 Good, wide ranging interview with Allen West. Tells it like is with Obama. Also great on economy and taxes.

Rebels fearful of Islamist takeover in Libya Qatar’s support for a former jihadist leader who is now the top rebel commander in Tripoli, Libya, is causing unease among Libyan rebels who worry that the revolution that ended Col. Moammar Gadhafi’s … Continue reading →

City has no power to police Regina James By day, Regina James makes $68,000 a year detecting fraud for the D.C. government. By night, she stood by in a low-level elected position as tens of thousands of dollars in taxpayer … Continue reading →

WASHINGTON – On Capitol Hill, yesterday was a rare day in which the House could do something important by doing absolutely nothing at all. The task: stave off a government shutdown by passing a budget extension that would get the … Continue reading →

TUCSON – A Sahuarita man has been arrested after an incident that closed a major part of downtown Tucson for most of the afternoon on Wednesday. Tucson Police say the arrest of 50-year old David J. Mitchell is for a … Continue reading →

29 September 2011 05:36 Jim Kouri President Barack Obama appears to be getting it from all sides regarding a government snafu dubbed Operation Fast and Furious. Besides both houses of the U.S. Congress and a number of public-interest groups investigating … Continue reading →

Warning: The threat of suspended elections is real. A dangerous new chapter is being written in American history that, if successful, is destined to impact the history of the West. It’s called ‘Re-Election by Suspended Election Revolution’    Judi McLeod  Thursday, September … Continue reading →

http://cnsnews.com/news/article/attempt-link-ronald-reagan-pakistan-s-haqqani-network-falls-flat Attempt to Link Ronald Reagan With Pakistan’s Haqqani Network Falls Flat By Patrick Goodenough September 30, 2011 Pakistan’s Dawn daily ran the miscaptioned photo on Wednesday. (Image: Dawn) (CNSNews.com) – An apparent attempt to discredit Washington’s stance on the … Continue reading →

President Barack Obama told an audience of high school students in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday that he was “not always the very best student” and that ethics “would not have made it on the list” of his favorite subjects. “I was not … Continue reading →

By Yassin Musharbash AFP Anwar al-Awlaki was one of al-Qaida’s most important propagandists and influenced a number of attackers and jihadists, including two Germans. Now the Yemeni and US governments have confirmed that he has been killed in an air … Continue reading →

On Thursday’s NBC “Today,” co-host Savannah Guthrie asked a panel of guests about the possibility of New Jersey’s governor entering the presidential race and observed: “There’s kind of this conventional wisdom among the political chattering class that someone as heavy … Continue reading →