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#Benghazi — phony names to accompany ‘phony scandal’ [Darleen Click]
Most transparent administration EVAH! Rep. Trey Gowdy claimed in an interview on Fox News that the Obama administration is creating “aliases” for survivors of the Benghazi terror attack and “dispersing them” throughout the country. The allegation followed new reports about the lengths to which the administration is going to keep witnesses to the attack quiet. Fox News has learned that at least five CIA employees were forced to sign additional
When going vegetarian looks pretty darn awesome … [Darleen Click]
Yikes As the population grows, so, too, will its hunger for meat. By 2050, meat production will need to surge by 50% to quell demand. The only problem is, producing so much (red) meat is already an environmental nightmare. And we simply might not have the resources to scale. Meanwhile, Katharina Unger is planning to invite her friends over to an insect barbecue. (Really.) The University of Applied Arts Vienna
“Workman reveals gun control playbook”
A propaganda campaign organized by hucksters to take away the kind of natural right that would-be tyrants most fear, one that has always led to an increase in violent crimes, particularly in those urban areas where restrictions on rights are maximized, minorities are most adversely affected, and the law abiding majority is left as easy prey for the unscrupulous, opportunistic, and just place vicious and evil? Why, that could never
“Sessions Urges Colleagues To Not Be Swayed By Immigration Lobbying”
On deaf ears it falls. Not ours. Or even the majority of Americans, who stand opposed to amnesty. But rather on the ears of our betters. Who evidently rely on the self-styled GOP intellectual class and its complex political strategems and 3-D chess games for adopting policy positions. That then lose them election after election after election in what is a predominantly conservative country. But what the hell. It won’t
Fewer people looking for jobs leads to promising jobs numbers
You know, if you think this through, once we scuttle this experiment in capitalist free market republicanism and communism at long last arrives, leaving us all equal in every way, there will be no unemployment, as the state will take care of all of our needs. So. Since that’s the way we’re trending anyway, isn’t it time we got with an egalitarian and people-first political program that, everywhere else it’s
Moran to Visigoths: “Your Visigothery is so, like, insane and stuff!”
I don’t have much time, and frankly even less inclination, to deal with Moran’s latest attack on conservatives. But the fact is, he’s editor at American Thinker and is given column inches at Pajamas Media, meaning he’s a symptom of all that’s gone wrong with both the blogosphere and the Republican Party and its relatively few now centralized messaging centers since the birth of political blogging. Good. Got that off
I was told if I voted for Mitt Romney that newspaper writers would be fired for criticizing the President* [Darleen Click]
… and they were right. A Tennessee newspaper editor who was fired for a headline critical of President Obama says his bosses bowed to pressure from the president’s supporters, claiming he wouldn’t have been canned if he had said the same of former President George W. Bush. Drew Johnson’s editorial, titled “Take your jobs plan and shove it, Mr. President: Your policies have harmed Chattanooga enough,” went viral and drew
Same-sex couple to sue for church wedding “I am still not getting what I want.” [Darleen Click]
Told you so. Wealthy gay dad, Barrie Drewitt-Barlow, says he and his civil partner Tony will go to court to force churches to host gay weddings. He told the Essex Chronicle that he will take legal action because “I am still not getting what I want”. A Government Bill legalising gay marriage passed Parliament recently but it included measures to protect churches from being forced to perform same-sex weddings. Mr
Please don’t call abortion a ‘women’s issue’! You’re engaging in cissexism & make people of indeterminate gender cry! [Darleen Click]
Feel for poor Lauren Rankin, a graduate student in Women’s and Gender Studies at Rutgers University, assuaging her deep guilt over her cis-privilege assumptions about abortion by rending her garments in public At this crucial moment for reproductive freedom and abortion access, the abortion rights movement stands at yet another crossroads: How do we adequately address and include those who have abortions but are not women? We must acknowledge and
