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Human Rights Violators Prepare to Criticize U.S. at the UN
Obama Says His Views May “Evolve” on Gay Marriage
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Obama Outsources His War on Arizona
Monthly Archives: September 2010
by Ben Johnson
A report issued today by a United Nations agency appears to be a thinly veiled critique of Arizona’s immigration law, one that equates its supporters with “xenophobes and racists.” The Global Migration Group adopted its statement on the “Human Rights of Migrants in Irregular Situation” — that is, illegal aliens — earlier today in Geneva. The two-page document criticized unnamed nations for viewing illegal immigrants “through the lens of sovereignty, border … Read the Rest of this Post
Article II, Section 2, Clause 3 of the U.S. permits a president to make “recess appointments” without Senate confirmation by filling an office when Congress is in recess. Though originally intended to put necessary officials in place during the once long Congressional recesses, in recent times recess appointments have been used primarily to circumvent Senate approval — usually because of ideological controversy surrounding the nominee. As outlined below these three Obama recess appointees represent some of the worst of this administration’s nominees and were unlikely to ever receive Senate approval—even in an overwhelmingly controlled Democrat Senate. Continue reading
by Ben Johnson
The nation’s most seethingly secular president is having his day in the religious sun. “Obama increasingly talking publicly about his Christian faith,” reads a headline in The Seattle Times. Candidate Obama told Pastor Rick Warren being a Christian entails “a sense of obligation to embrace not just words but through deeds, the expectations I think that God has for us.” How do the deeds of President Obama match up with his … Read the Rest of this Post
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Tagged Abortion, Barack Obama, Christians, Gay marriage, Jeremiah Wright, Muslims, Religion
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by Ben Johnson
Dana Milbank has written an article for today’s edition of The Washington Post entitled, “Valerie Jarrett: The real center of Obama’s inner circle.” In it, Milbank properly writes no matter who replaces Rahm Emanuel as Barack Obama’s chief of staff, “the real power” resides “upstairs from the Oval Office, in the second-floor quarters of Valerie Jarrett.” However, Milbank omits the fact that Jarrett is a left-wing extremist who has served … Read the Rest of this Post
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Tagged Barack Obama, Race Card, Racism, Valerie Jarrett, Van Jones
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by Tom Purcell
The American dream is dead — for many native-born Americans, anyhow.
You remember the American dream. It was the hope that everyone can get ahead in America, that your kids will attain more prosperity than you.
It was the certitude that in America, anyone is free, with a right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
The dream was alive and well when I was a kid in the ’70s. Despite … Read the Rest of this Post
by Ben Johnson
The last 24 hours have provided an explosion of new investigations into the Obama administration and its allies. National Review‘s Andrew McCarthy has called for Republicans to investigate the Justice Department’s racial discrimination. The FBI and the Labor Department announced today they are investigating Andrew Stern, the head of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), for financial improprieties. Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-SC, is warning fellow Democrats that a new … Read the Rest of this Post
by Ben Johnson
The flagship publication of the conservative movement has joined the call to investigate Barack Obama’s Justice Department. In his his article on NRO entitled “Investigate Racism in the Obama Justice Department,” Andrew C. McCarthy agrees the department’s racially charged dismissal of the Black Panther case represents a “crime” and Congress has the Constitutional obligation to end the “criminalization of the Justice Department.”
Taking note of the Republican Party’s new Pledge to America… Read the Rest of this Post
by Michael Reagan
It’s should be called the law of unintended consequences, and Congress should learn to abide by it, taking enough time to discover whether the road they choose to follow is smooth or filled with ruts.
Back in 2007, the Congress in their wisdom ruled that starting in the year 2012 the ordinary incandescent light bulbs we’ve been using for ages must be phased out and completely regulated away by 2014. They are … Read the Rest of this Post
