GOP USA - THE EAGLE 05/01/2014

Smoking Gun: Trail of Benghazi lies loops back to White House The truth about Benghazi is finally trickling out. The curtains are lifting. The "smoking gun" has been found. And how do the news media respond to a lying White House caught red-handed -- in a scandal far worse than Watergate, the political scandal by which all others are judged? They don't. Government Leader Pressures Redskins' Owner to Change Team Name Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says it's time for the NFL's Washington Redskins to change their name, linking the issue to racist comments by a professional basketball team owner. Reid congratulated the NBA for banning Los Angeles Clippers' owner Donald Sterling for life. Sterling was caught in an audio recording making racist comments about blacks. Reid said it's time for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to follow the NBA's lead and rid his league of bigotry and racism. Surreal: White House denies memo was about Benghazi attack The White House on Wednesday denied that a staff member's email three days after the deadly attack on the U.S. mission at Benghazi, Libya, was actually about the attack.

News, Commentary, Discussions Colorado university faulted for 'free speech' zone: a patio A university has earned the "Speech Code of the Month" for the month of April by the Foundation of Individual Rights in Education. Colorado Mesa University has designated a concrete patio near the door to the University Center as their "free speech" zone. Cleaning Skeletons Out of the Closet With Europeans intrigued by America's unexpected success, Alexis de Tocqueville carried out an in-depth study of the new nation in the 1830s. He was quite impressed with our divided government, which featured the separation of powers. Oh, No! Banned from the Brothel too! A day after he was banned from the NBA for life and fined $2.5 million, Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling also got the boot from the infamous Bunny Ranch brothel outside Carson City, Nevada.