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Today at the Chicago NATO Summit Obama told the audience: [Bain Capital] is not a distraction, this is what this campaign is gonna be about. Meanwhile, back at campaign headquarters, Team Obama is in full meltdown mode after Newark Mayor … Continue reading →

Just over half of U.S. voters are still skeptical that their elected officials will get the federal budget under control before it’s too late. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 51% of Likely Voters believe the federal … Continue reading →

Last Monday, a high school student in North Carolina engaged his social studies teacher in a heated debate about politics and the two leading presidential candidates. During the exchange, the teacher (an obvious Obama supporter) got very angry with the … Continue reading →

An amendment that would legalize the use of propaganda on American audiences is being inserted into the latest defense authorization bill, BuzzFeed has learned. The amendment would “strike the current ban on domestic dissemination” of propaganda material produced by the … Continue reading →

Throughout President Bush’s second term, the chief foreign policy mantra of the Democratic Party was to claim the United States was wrong not to concentrate its energy on winning the war in Afghanistan. That was the “good war” as opposed … Continue reading →

Voters this year will be treated to a pair of mutually exclusive pictures when it comes to the economy. What’s going to happen in the short term? What is coming our way further down the road? Obama will tell you … Continue reading →

The Hill reports that Senator Joseph Lieberman (I-CT), who chairs the Senate’s Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, believes that the White House has despaired of diplomatic options in Syria, and may be close to authorizing the use of force to … Continue reading →

Did you know the government publishes a quarterly list of every individual who renounces his or her citizenship? The Wall Street Journal’s infographics team decided to crunch the data and came up with a chart tracking the growth of how many … Continue reading →

While the world debates the threat of Iranian weapons and their long-term effects on Israel and the Persian Gulf area, events may soon reach a critical mass in the most central and important Arab country, Egypt, in ways that endanger … Continue reading →

  Rush will probably refer to them as the NAGnificent Seven: Seven women participated in the National Organization for Women’s day of protest against Rush Limbaugh in front of Limbaugh’s D.C. affiliate WMAL, Friday. NOW’s national protest day had been in … Continue reading →