Thursday, October 23, 2014

"Just a blue collar guy trying to keep the kids fed and bills paid.............

 

.......It gets harder after every divorce" :) 

--Bill

NC: Read Senator Hagan’s Pro-Socialist, Pro-Marxist College Thesis

Via Bill

Kay Hagan

Gotnews.com has exclusively obtained Senator Kay Hagan’s pro-Marxist, pro-Socialist college thesis.

Hagan, then writing under her married maiden name of Ruthven, approvingly cited left-wing progressive thinkers, including Charles Beard and Thorstein Veblen, in a 1974 college thesis titled, “The Silent Sentinels.”

The thesis pushed the then-controversial Equal Rights Amendment in a thesis ostensibly about the suffragists.

Hagan advocated a progressive view of positive rights and approvingly cited socialist writer, Thorstein Veblen. She also cited economic Marxist Charles Beard who argued that the American founding was from selfish motives rather than philosophical foundations. Hagan downplays the role that natural rights play in the American founding and pushes a left-wing view of rights as evolving overtime.

More @ Got News

Canadian Parliament Gives Sergeant of Arms Kevin Vickers Standing Ovation


What depths will liberals go?

Just unbelievable.  Maybe Horace is correct when he says he has lived too long. Obama voters, see what you hath wrought?

 LANGUAGE!


Texas cop who triggered outrage when he shot family's tail-wagging dog receives death threats

 Owner Amanda Henderson said the footage shows a murder and that every shot makes her cringe

A police officer who triggered outrage when he fatally shot a pitbull puppy has received death threats with thousands calling for him to be 'terminated'.

Footage from his body camera shows Officer Kevin Dupre calling over six-month-old Maximus with kissing noises before shooting the puppy in a garden in Cleburne, Texas.

He has been placed on paid administrative leave until the outcome of the police investigation.

More with video @ Daily Mail

Obama Asserts Fast and Furious Executive Privilege Claim for Holder’s Wife

Via Jonathan


Judicial Watch announced today that it received from the Obama Department of Justice (DOJ) a “Vaughn index” detailing records about the Operation Fast and Furious scandal.  The index was forced out of the Obama administration thanks to JW’s June 2012 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request and subsequent September 2012 FOIA lawsuit (Judicial Watch v. Department of Justice (No. 1:12-cv-01510)).  A federal court had ordered the production over the objections of the Obama Justice Department.

The document details the Attorney General Holder’s personal involvement in managing the Justice Department’s strategy on media and Congressional investigations into the Fast and Furious scandal.

Notably, the document discloses that emails between Attorney General Holder and his wife Sharon Malone – as well as his mother – are being withheld under an extraordinary claim of executive privilege as well as a dubious claim of deliberative process privilege under the Freedom of Information Act.  The “First Lady of the Justice Department” is a physician and not a government employee.

NC: 1 dead after grandfather shoots trio in attempted rape of teen granddaughter, sheriff says


 
 Killed and good riddance to bad rubbish. Hopefully the other two will die also.

A grandfather shot back and is believed to have killed a suspect in a home-invasion and attempted rape of his teen granddaughter on Monday night, Robeson County Sheriff's officials said.

The grandfather was also shot – but  he also managed to shoot the 2 other suspects in the home-invasion and attempted rape, said Maj. Anthony Thompson with the Robeson County Sheriff's Office.

The incident started around 10 pm at a house on Yedda Road in Lumberton on Monday night when someone knocked on the home of the grandfather, his wife and their 19-year-old granddaughter, according to the sheriff's office.

Two of three men – all wearing black clothes, ski masks and gloves -- stormed into the house and demanded money, officials said.

More @ WBTW

Court sides with IRS in tea-party targeting scandal

Lois Lerner directed the IRS during the tea party targeting scandal and famously "lost" her emails.
 Witch

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Rule of law?  Forget it.

A federal judge has sided with the Internal Revenue Service and dismissed lawsuits by tea-party groups seeking redress for the secret targeting of their applications for tax-exempt status, which the groups argued were intentionally delayed for political purposes.

The tea party organizations immediately announced they would appeal the decision by Washington, D.C., District Judge Reggie B. Walton, who was appointed by former President George W. Bush.

Walton ruled that two lawsuits by Texas-based True the Vote and Linchpins of Liberty, along with 41 other conservative groups, were moot because the IRS took steps to address the scandal and “publicly suspended its targeting scheme.”

Jay Sekulow, chief counsel of the American Center for Law & Justice, which filed the lawsuit on behalf of the tea party groups, said he plans to appeal the case.

More @ WND

“No Refusal” Blood Draw Checkpoint Planned for Ohio

 "No Refusal" Blood Draw Checkpoint Planned for Ohio
Controversial procedure considered a 4th amendment violation by some
A “no refusal” checkpoint where drivers will be forced to stop and potentially submit to having their blood taken on the side of the road by law enforcement authorities is planned for Clark County, Ohio tomorrow.

“Every car will be checked to ensure that drivers are not impaired. If there is sufficient probable cause to believe that a driver is operating a vehicle while impaired, law enforcement will seek a blood search warrant from a “neutral and detached magistrate,” reports ABC 22.

The time and location of the checkpoint will not be released until hours before it is set to begin.

More with video @ Info Wars

Is the Constitution Really Inimical To States Rights?

Via Billy


A lot of years ago now, when I first became involved in conservative and patriotic endeavors, I can recall many patriotic folks saying that we needed to get our government “back to the Constitution.”

While I believe that would be a step in the right direction, away from the rogue government we have now with its Marxist proclivities, I am not sure that, in the long run, this would solve all our problems. Although for a little over a decade I believed that myself, so I am not faulting in any way those that believe it. However, over the years, events have changed my thinking.