When push comes to shove, who will the police side with? In Louisiana following Katrina, they confiscated people’s means of defense.  And now in Canada?  Same shit, different moose: A flurry of recent stories about police knocking on – and sometimes knocking in – people’s front doors have raised alarms in both the U.S. and Canada about whether the home is still constitutionally protected from increasing police power. As WND

Tonight, Mark Levin will be unveiling what he’s calling the “Levin Liberty Project,” which is essentially his suggested blue print for recapturing a constitutional republic from the post-constitutional relativism — selective law enforcement, crony capitalism, industry favoritism, waivers, politicized bureaucracies and agencies — the left has instituted and, in recent years, sough to institutionalize, much of it with the aid of GOP establishment law makers. I’ve written here of the

Billions — including millions of radicalized Muslims — break into near-simultaneous snickers, with a not-insubstantial amount of guffawing, chortling, and belly laughter mixed in to the cacophony. — Which reaction pierced through the President’s perfunctory PC pabulum like a tactical knife through the skin, jugular, spinal cord, neck muscle, and vertebrae of a terrified and cornered Catholic Priest. If you don’t mind graphic similes.