D.C. Suburb Spending $100K on ‘Application Assistance’ for Illegals Seeking Obama's 'Deferred Action'......

Run for the hills...all hope is lost.......JEEZ!

Officials in Montgomery County, Maryland, an affluent suburb of Washington, D.C., voted to approve $100,000 of public money to help illegal aliens sign up for President Barack Obama’s administrative amnesty program for certain young illegal immigrants.

Strange ‘Binders Full of Women’ Meme Takes Over Amazon Product Review Page, Flooded With Fake Reviews......

But while some might argue that dedicating campaign time and money to things such as Big Bird and offhand remarks about binders is an odd way for the president to make his case for re-election, a number of his supporters disagree. In fact, some in the Obama camp think these issues are so big that they decided to flood Amazon.com with fake binder reviews.

Phony in Chief....

If you want to know what community organizers do, this is it -- rub people's emotions raw to hype their resentments. And this was Barack Obama in his old community organizer role, a role that should have warned those who thought that he was someone who would bring us together, when he was all too well practiced in the arts of polarizing us apart.

Bishop E.W. Jackson Message to Black Christians .....

EVERYONE should listen to what this man has to say.....it's ABOUT TIME!

Bishop E.W. Jackson Message to Black Christians

The tangled web of conflicting rights....

Excellent read.....

Elaine Huguenin, who with her husband operates Elane Photography in New Mexico, asks only to be let alone.

But instead of being allowed a reasonable zone of sovereignty in which to live her life in accordance with her beliefs, she is being bullied by people wielding government power.

USDA offering women, Hispanic farmers over $1.3B in discrimination payouts....

Are you flippin' kidding me? REALLY?

As part of “a new era of civil rights” at the Department of Agriculture, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack announced Monday that Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers who believe USDA discriminated against them can file claims to get a piece of at least $1.33 billion in cash awards and tax relief payments and up to $160 million in farm debt relief, beginning this week.