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Sunday, May 03, 2015
VIDEO: In 2008 Obama Revealed His Plan for Law Enforcement… and Now He Has the Perfect Excuse
By Ryan Burnside on May 02, 2015 07:28 pm A couple of callers on Rush Limbaugh’s radio show recently brought up an excerpt from one of President Barack Obama’s speeches on the campaign trail in 2008 in which he stated that the United States was in dire need of a “civilian national security force.” Limbaugh jumped on the topic because Obama’s words are more Read in browser »
By Ryan Burnside on May 02, 2015 07:23 pm We often report stories that involve people in dangerous situations being saved by strangers who just happened to be in the right place at the right time, putting their lives on the line for someone they’ve never met. But when a toddler in Bakersfield, Calif., faced a life-threatening situation in his own driveway, an unlikely hero Read in browser »
By Ryan Burnside on May 02, 2015 07:17 pm After last year’s race riots in Ferguson, Mo., ended with a large portion of the small city burned to the ground by thugs who believed Michael Brown was innocent of any wrongdoing, a fiery black minister came forward and set himself apart from the crowd by telling America where the real problem lay. Minister Johnathan Read in browser »
By Ryan Burnside on May 02, 2015 07:12 pm There have been multiple credible reports from inside Baltimore’s police department that Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake issued a “stand down” order to police on Monday that ended with chaos and destruction throughout parts of the city as well as dozens of injured cops. America’s favorite conservative police officer, Sheriff David Clarke of Milwaukee, told Fox News’ Bill Read in browser »
By Wilmot Proviso on May 02, 2015 07:04 pm Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has been a class act both on and off the field, and he managed to demonstrate that on a recent flight that he was taking. Russell was flying Alaska Airlines back to Seattle when he spotted a U.S. Army serviceman, Kane Bernas, on his flight. Wilson thanked Bernas for his Read in browser »
By Kim Smith on May 02, 2015 06:57 pm Truth never seems to go out of style and one man who had a good grip on truth and the human condition was Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Gone for 47 years, King’s wisdom and logic are still very much alive and a video from 1966 proves it. In the video, CBS’s Mike Wallace is interviewing Read in browser »
By Ryan Burnside on May 02, 2015 06:51 pm In a recent announcement from the camp of former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, the expected 2016 presidential contender let the nation know that he’s ready to fight on all fronts. And that includes the terrorism front. Huckabee, also a former Fox News host, clearly understood the danger of radical Islam — he even said the Read in browser »
By V Saxena on May 02, 2015 06:44 pm A Massachusetts father, Charles Nesbitt, did not appreciate it when his son’s school chose to ignore the fact that his boy was getting bullied. But the situation hit the fan when his eight-year-old son Kyle had to be picked up from school because “he had gotten hurt.” What officials at Timony Grammar School failed to tell Nesbitt at the time Read in browser »
By Wilmot Proviso on May 02, 2015 06:38 pm Al Sharpton has managed to insert himself in the Freddie Gray case in the most appalling of ways, as is his habit. Cynically viewing the dead man’s body as just another tool to be used in the pursuit of his agenda, Sharpton has predictably established Gray as a Trojan horse to get attention and push his Read in browser »
By Ryan Burnside on May 02, 2015 06:33 pm It has been highly publicized that Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Baltimore’s leftist mayor, issued orders for Baltimore police officers to “stand down” as hundreds of teenagers assaulted them with rocks, bricks and bottles, injuring scores of cops in the process. But her days as mayor may be limited, according to a 21-year veteran of the Baltimore police Read in browser »
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