| Uncle Sam’s Unlimited Plan: Taxpayer-funded Cell Phones Dead people don’t just vote in elections, they also get “free” smart phones and free monthly minutes courtesy of the federal government and taxpayers. It’s shocking, but true. In fact, millions of individuals are receiving so-called “free” government phones and phone plans – though as many as 41% of the recipients can’t even prove that they are even eligible to receive them. Read More |
| Sen. Lee: Immigration reform needs to happen step-by-step, not all at once If the goal of Monday’s immigration hearing in the Senate Judiciary Committee was to create the appearance of motion and evoke emotion then it was a success. I am not interested simply in motion, however. I want forward movement on comprehensive immigration reform. I am in favor of compassionate, comprehensive immigration reform. And it’s because I am committed to serious and substantial reform that I cannot support the 844-page bill proposed by the so-called “Gang of Eight.” Read More |
| Well Done, Good & Faithful Servant PIf what Chris Broussard said on ESPN amounts to hate speech, then the day will soon arrive when preaching the Bible publicly is no longer free speech. Since the economy is in tatters and they still want to ignore Benghazi and Kermit Gosnell, the Leftist media in this country needs something else to discuss. So apparently yet another pro-athlete admitting he’d like to have sex with anybody other than his wife (and who’s only averaged more than two points per game twice in the last 11 seasons) provides a welcome distraction. Read More |
| Obama comments on Mexico deceptive, say law officers During President Barack Obama’s press conference in the White House press room on Tuesday, he was asked by a Latino reporter about both the immigration debate in the U.S. Congress and the U.S.-Mexican “war on drugs.” Obama stated he planned to meet with Mexico’s new leader, President Enrique Pena Nieto, on his trip to Mexico City to discuss joint police and anti-drug strategies. Read More |
| US drone strikes being used as alternative to Guantánamo, lawyer says The lawyer who first drew up White House policy on lethal drone strikes has accused the Obama administration of overusing them because of its reluctance to capture prisoners that would otherwise have to be sent to Guantánamo Bay. Read More |
| Court-martial Chaplains who talk about Jesus, says Pentagon. Take action! A Pentagon spokesman has just said in writing that Christian troops will be punished and court-martialed if they dare to talk about their personal faith in Jesus Christ. “Religious proselytization is not permitted within the Department of Defense,” LCDR Nate Christensen said in a written statement. He declined to say if any chaplains or service members had been prosecuted for such an offense. Read More |
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