“We are going to disrupt business as usual until our demands are reached,”

Sorry, been a bit distracted – shoulda kept up on NH Rebellion’s participation in the Democracy Spring march (here, here, and here) and “get arrested-fest”.  Sure, they were all about forcing Congress to bend to their will on getting money out of politics (that isn’t going to happen given the stakes of power over others and reaping some of the trillions spent by the Fed Govt), corruption, and other Progressive nostrums.  So, how many of the NH Rebellion actually stood up to be sat down in the back of the paddy wagon(s)?  Emphasis mine, reformatted:

Local man among many arrested in Capitol demonstration against ‘big money’ in politics

Read more

I have written about Dr. Brooks and his surprising research (to him, anyways, when he went to prove that Liberals “care” more and found out he was very wrong (here, here, and here).  Here is some updated research showing, indeed, that people of faith are happier with their extended families, more likely to volunteer…

…and just plain happy when compared to less religious people.  Strange that, for all that our secular society claims that one of the highest values is to be happy, it’s the folks they berate that are (dare I say, heh!) happier-than-thou.

and the other component that Dr. Brook’s research still held up:

Read more

Steve Lewis, Art Chair at Phillips Exeter Academy (PEA), has “left the building.” When confronted by police investigating claims that he may have had a ‘sexual encounter’ with a student he admitted to it, and has been fired. The Union Leader has more .

Sexual encounter. Sexual encounter? If he were a priest wouldn’t they call it sexual abuse of a child?

In any case, the current PhillipSEXeter Academy Principal, unlike Tom Hassan, isn’t covering scandals up.

Read more

Mississippi passed a religious conscience law for Christians. (Muslims already get 1st amendment protection for their religious objections so they don’t need this.)

The new protections have rankled the sensibilities of once-upon-a-time-more-well-known-rock-star Bryan Adams who has refused to perform in the State because he thinks it would be inappropriate. People might have their civil rights discriminated against (by Christians) because they are gay. The irony? Adams just toured Egypt last month.

Being gay isn’t technically illegal there but it is, after all, a Muslim country so gays are arrested on euphemistic charges like “debauchery.” Punishment can be harsh too: The CNN story at the last link mentions one sentence of 12 years. Egyptian police are known to pose as gay men and women on gay dating apps like Grindr to try to entrap locals; humiliations like anal probes also aren’t unheard of during arrests.

Read more

Morgan Freeman: Islam Aims for Peace BUT USUALLY HITS LONDON, PARIS, AND NEW YORK INSTEAD

(H/T: Instapundit)

Remember, “Islam” doesn’t mean peace, it means “Submit” and that is exactly what Islamists demand us to do (or be, if you prefer).  Original after the jump

Read more

Yep, that would be Hildabeast as she runs to be Prez simply because of her lady parts (ok, a majority part of her “appeal” is based on that – and appeal is in the eye of the beholder, I guess).  Anywho, she’s been carboning up the US air as she criss-crosses the nation in her private plane preaching the utter ignominy of the so-called “female pay gap” of 77% of women to men.  We’ve talked about this before and when controlling for all variables, the gap can oft be explained by choices that men make for jobs vs those for women, the hours worked, the dangerousness of the job and the phrase “don’t become a teacher, become a chemical engineer”.

I digress.  So, what is Hillary doing to back up her campaign rhetoric?  Um, making herself into what my days as being a Sunday School teacher would call “an object lesson”:

Report: Clinton Foundation Male Executives Are Paid Much More Than Their Female Counterparts

Male executives who work at the Clinton Foundation reportedly make 38 percent more than their female counterparts, according to the Daily Caller News Foundation, which analyzed the foundation’s 2013 IRS filings.

Read more

Taking a page out of the NH GOP Chair Jennifer Horn playbook – run away at the first hint that mud may be flying?  Yep, that’s some amount of political courage (reformatted, emphasis mine):

Top Republicans may skip GOP convention: report

A number of top Republicans may skip the Republican National Convention in July, CNN reported Tuesday.
Among the biggest names considering skipping are former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush — a former presidential candidate — and Sens. Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.) and Richard Burr (R-N.C.), both of who are up for reelection this fall.

Read more