RedState Briefing 01/23/2014

Morning Briefing For January 24, 2014 >> Today's Sponsor Mike Huckabee Might Want to Rethink That Allusion to Nazis Former Governor Mike Huckabee is getting beaten up unfairly for a statement he made while speaking to the Republican National Committee. He accurately described how the Democrats portray women as helpless and in need of government. He went to reference “Uncle Sugar.” The statement related to something else that happened at the event and has been taken out of context. What seems to not have been taken out of context was the Governor suggesting conservative activists were headed in the direction of the Nazis.  . . . please click here for the rest of the post → The Vile Voice of Wendy Davis’ Supporters Ridiculing a Paraplegic Wendy Davis cannot run from Battleground Texas now. The Fort Worth office of Battleground Texas and Wendy Davis’s Fort Worth campaign office are common ground with each other. They share resources. Wendy Davis, last week, claimed she out raised Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott by including fundraising totals from Battleground Texas in her numbers. She and Battleground Texas are the same. And that is according to Wendy Davis’s own campaign. Project Veritas went undercover and found Wendy Davis supports and Battleground Texas coordinators ridiculing and mocking Attorney General Abbott for being in a wheel chair. . . . please click here for the rest of the post → New Gallup numbers pour cold water all over one of the Democrats’ remaining defenses of ObamaCare According to Gallup, which has been measuring the percentage of uninsured Americans monthly since 2008, the current rate of uninsured Americans is stuck at 16.1%. A quick look at the trends will show you that percentage is almost the same as what it was when President Obama took office in January 2009, and nearly identical to the rate of uninsured in March 2010, when the Democrats jammed ObamaCare through Congress on a strictly party line vote. . . . please click here for the rest of the post → Milwaukee School Defines Community Last month I detailed my experience at Hope Christian High School in Milwaukee, courtesy of The Franklin Center’s School Choice Conference.  Hope was the most impressive high school I’ve ever seen, but it wasn’t the only school I had the privilege of visiting while in Milwaukee.  Boarding our yellow school bus again, we traveled to Bruce-Guadalupe Community School. . . . please click here for the rest of the post → >> Today's Sponsor Sincerely yours, Erick Erickson Editor-in-Chief, RedState Forward This Email to a Friend Take me to RedState