“The question we ask today is not whether our government is too big or too small, but whether it works — whether it helps families find jobs at a decent wage, care they can afford, a retirement that is dignified.” – President Obama, Inauguration (2009)

Apparently, President Obama is all flappy gums when it comes to “income equality” (“equality”; that word always thrown about the Socialists all over) when it concerns others – not so much in his own workplace (still!) (emphasis mine):

Female staffers in the White House earn 89 cents for ever dollar that male staffers earn. That’s on par with one of the numbers often reported for the misleading “gender wage gap,” which finds women earning 77 or 78 or 89 cents to a man’s dollar.

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From Mike Adams (read the whole thing for his examples of weak-knee pastors, emphasis mine, reformatted):

Last week, a young Christian male asked me a pretty direct question. He wanted to know whether I ever worried that my blunt commentary on social media was “turning people away from Christianity.” I thought it was an honest question. So I gave him an honest answer. I told him that I believe the problem is just the opposite of what he considers it to be. In other words, it isn’t occasional blunt commentary that turns people away from Christianity. It is the constant displays of Christian cowardice that make people both reticent to join and quick to attack us.

…I’m just sad that in the last sixteen years, I have learned that at least three quarters of the pastors who actually know what is right still lack the intestinal fortitude to take a stand for what they believe.

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Hillary Clinton is only interested in protecting her blind pursuit of power, further exemplified by the fact that she handed over classified material to lawyers who were not cleared to see it so they could help her yank her bacon out of another fire.

Chaffetz: Yes or no: were there, or were there not, classified emails that Hillary Clinton’s attorneys read?

Comey: I don’t know whether they read them at the time.

Chaffetz: Did Hillary Clinton give non-cleared people access to classified information?

Comey: Yes. Yes.

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If you are gonna’ play with pay, then Democrats should explain why the White House ‘Pay Gap’ is STILL greater than that of the entire DC area?

If activists are going to use median annual salaries to claim women are paid less than men, then they ought to be consistent and call out President Obama’s White House. …

“…female staffers in the Obama White House currently earn 89.25% of the median salary for male staffers, or 89.25 cents for every $1 men earn, and there is a 10.75% gender pay gap at the Obama White House,” Perry wrote. “That pay gap is slightly smaller than the 15.8% gender pay gap at the White House last year, but is still more than 2.5 times greater than the average gender pay gap for the Washington, D.C., labor market of only 4% according to the most recent data available from the Department of Labor.” . . .

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July 5, 2016 Obama:  “There has never been any man or woman more qualified for this office than Hillary Clinton,”

July 7, 2016 FBI Director:  Hillary might not have a “sophisticated enough” understanding to recognize classified email markings.

So let’s make her president!!! Hoooray!

Man, we’re screwed.

But first to Oblunder’s Oblivion.  Man, is this guy a pipe dream smoker.  It’s a reminder of Oblunder saying Isis is the JV team, then a few days later they begin to spill over the Middle East beheading, crucifying and murdering.

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The 603 Alliance has announced four *endorsements in New Hampshire primary races for the US Senate, NH Congressional Districts 1 and 2, and for Governor of New Hampshire.  (Disclosure: As a member of the steering committee I did take part in this process.)

From 603 Alliance.org

In an ambitious undertaking, the 603 Alliance held private interview sessions on June 29 and 30 for Republican candidates running in the New Hampshire Primary for the US Senate, CD1, CD2, and Gubernatorial seats.

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Steve Kenda is running in a Republican primary for the NH State Senate seat in Dist 24. Today he released the first list of New Hampshire Legislators from District 24 that are supporting his bid.  (Our most recent interview with Steve is here and here.)

“Steve Kenda has always worked very hard both as a candidate and business owner. He is a true friend of the taxpayer and I’m getting behind Steve 100% to represent the seacoast up in Concord,” offered Max Abramson.

The following current and former State Representatives representing nine of the eleven towns in the District have endorsed Steve Kenda for State Senate, with more to come:

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