President Obama is deliberately ignoring the Keystone XL pipeline project trying to run out the clock on his presidency, at the cost of 42,000 well-paying jobs for Americans. An investigation by the Associated Press reveals there’s no reason to drag this project on as long as it has been, except… Read More
Top Democrats increase their rebellion against Iran deal
The Obama administrations desperate attempts to maintain iron fisted control of the Democratic Party has revealed cracks in the core. In the past week, a few Democrats spoke out against Obama’s Iran deal. Yesterday it began to look like full-on rebellion against the administrations rule. According to the Associated Press,… Read More
Clinton to surrender e-mail server: Is her campaign doomed?
While the e-mail scandal could mean serious legal trouble for Hillary Clinton, she’s probably not facing potential jail time. But the damage may already be done, and voters may be moving to end her campaign soon. While Clinton’s e-mail scandal heats up, her presidential campaign is rapidly cooling. A new… Read More
American traitors tried to join ISIS, but now demand their “rights”?!?
No amount of cash is going to help these traitors. The couple called the “Matrimony Martyrs”, twenty-year-old Jaelyn Delshaun Young and 22-year-old Muhammad “Mo” Dakhlalla, went before U.S. Magistrate Judge S. Allan Alexander on Tuesday in Oxford. Judge Alexander told the court that she knew their desire to commit terror… Read More
Campus officer charged with murder in Ohio wants job back
CINCINNATI (AP) — A University of Cincinnati police officer charged with murder for shooting a motorist during a traffic stop is trying to get his job back through his union. Officer Ray Tensing was fired shortly after his indictment Wednesday on charges of murder and voluntary manslaughter in the death… Read More
Sen. Cruz takes on more traditional GOP target: the IRS
WASHINGTON (AP) — After a week of fighting with other Republicans, Sen. Ted Cruz took on a more traditional GOP target Wednesday: the IRS. At a Senate hearing, the Republican presidential candidate told the head of the IRS that his agency has become “the embodiment of what’s wrong with government… Read More
Clinton to testify before Benghazi panel on Oct. 22
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House committee investigating the 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya, says Hillary Rodham Clinton has agreed to appear before the panel on Oct. 22. Committee spokesman Jamal Ware says Clinton will be questioned about the attacks as well as the unusual email arrangement she used when she… Read More
Unusual terror case going to trial in US court in Virginia
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Hundreds of terror suspects have been tried in federal courts since the 2001 attacks, but a case unfolding in Virginia differs from most in at least one key respect. Irek Hamidullin was a combatant captured on the battlefield — not a financier, recruiter or schemer arrested… Read More
Virginia’s Gilmore makes 17 GOP presidential candidates
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Republican presidential contest has grown to 17 candidates with Wednesday’s entry of Jim Gilmore. The former Virginia governor told The Associated Press earlier this month that he would announce his candidacy in early August. On Wednesday, he filed the necessary paperwork with the Federal Election Commission…. Read More
Feds accuse Philadelphia congressman Fattah of corruption
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah paid off an illegal $1 million campaign loan with federal grants and charitable donations, funneled campaign funds toward his son’s student loans and disguised a lobbyist’s bribe as payment for a Porsche his TV anchor wife never sold, prosecutors said Wednesday in announcing… Read More