WikiLeaks Julian Assange demands America’s ‘war on whistleblowers’ must end

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange made his first public appearance for two months today to demand the American government’s ‘war on whistleblowers’ must end. He also said he had taken a ‘stand for justice’ and praised the ‘courageous South American nation’ of Ecuador as he spoke from the balcony of its embassy in central London. The 41-year-old […]

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Obama’s DREAM Act runs into more trouble

Obama Administration policy directs border patrol agents not to enforce immigration laws. The DREAM Act was rejected by Congress. Obama illegally forced it through with an executive order, despite the express will of the Congress. That is lawless. It may not be an explicit executive order; it’s an implicit one. Nebraska has joined Arizona in […]

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California Sales Tax Revenue Drops 33.5%

Columnist Chris Street was heavily criticized last week by the left and the right for publishing “CALIFORNIA DEFAULT RISK TURNS BROWN INTO A CAPITALIST.” Their report highlighted that California Governor Jerry Brown is steam-rolling environmentalists and regulators to generate more state tax revenue by expediting approval of pro-business infrastructure. But the detractors were stunned to […]

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Obamacare ‘AMBIGUITY’ Could make healthcare too Costly for Millions!

The New York Times reports that an “ambiguity” in President Obama’s signature health care law may make the Affordable Care Act unaffordable for millions of American workers and their families. Ironically, the glitch is Clintonesque in nature, over the meaning of the word “affordable.” The definition of the word could have enormous practical repercussions in […]

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How Obama, and the Media.. Lost Egypt

If our government consistently gets something wrong, but then declares that everything is A-OK, how should the rest of us react? Should we ignore clearly visible warning signs, or should we simply continue to trust the Obama administration–and Obamaphilic analysts and journalists?  And if we see a pattern of events that always turns out negatively […]

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Judge tosses lawsuit over FBI surveillance of California mosques

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit where Muslims were claiming that the FBI violated civil liberties by sending an informant into several California mosques to spy on U.S. Muslims and links to Islamic terrorism. The judge said the ruling was needed and that allowing the case to proceed would risk disclosure of government secrets and […]

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