It is clear that Obama views Republicans, especially Constitutional conservatives and TEA Party folks, as an existential enemy.  Given the furor that Obama caused by his presser the other day and calling out his political opposition over Syrian refugees and hurting “widows and orphans”, one could see his use of Alinsky’s Rule #5:  “Ridicule is man’s most potent weapon.”  The problem for Obama is that he has overplayed his hand with his “ridicule”.  If using Governor count, it is clear that he has called more than half of the country bigoted, uncaring, xenophobic, and “othering”.  His gaslighting

Problem for him is that there is a fine line that keeps ridicule from being crass bullying – and he crossed it.  In doing so, he violated Rule #7: “A tactic that drags on too long becomes a drag.”  We’ve been listening to this crap for 8 long years – who cares any more.  It is expected from him now, it is all he is: an angry, bitter man whose sole love in life is control by turning groups of people against each other. Some legacy, eh?

Ted Cruz, whom we just endorsed, was not having any of it – the proper response to any bully:

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“I come from an incredibly working class family and my family is already on numerous forms of government assistance”

Million dollar house, eh? That would be Keely Martin Mullen (I got the name wrong here) from the Million Student March that was skewered eviscerated interviewed by Neil Cavuto about the free stuff they were demanding that others give them.  She said the above, given the nation the idea that she came from a poor family. Well…

…she lied.  Outright. Baldfaced.  She is actually part of the 1%; The College Fix has that news:

Northeastern University student Keely Mullins, an organizer of the “Million Student March” who represented herself as “working class” in a recent Fox Business interview, actually comes from a privileged (and gender-bending!) family herself.

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That would be the Federal Government Ambassador to NH Jeanne Shaheen who told WMUR that the US does the HIGHEST level of vetting – far more than any other country does:

U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., stopped short of calling for a halt to U.S. acceptance of refugees. She did speak of the need to enhance screening, but also told News 9 that the U.S. already has one of the most stringent refugee vetting processes in the world. “Much longer and much more thorough than many of the European countries,” said Shaheen. “And I think that process needs to go forward.”

WELL, there’s a huge problem with that.  First off, WMUR said “refugee” and not what the topic really is, SYRIAN refugees in which Islamic Jihadists might embed themselves (which ISIS has already claimed). Second, technically she may be right, but…

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Emails made public by Judicial Watch include an interesting one from Hillary’s confidant Huma Abedin in which she discusses Hillary to a third party and states that, “She’s often confused.”

Yes that’s right.  Huma Abedin describes Hillary as “often confused.” What an endorsement.  Yeah, let’s give her the nuclear codes, what can go wrong?

But this isn’t the first time Hillary’s mental condition has come up on the Grok. 

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Mike Flynn at Breitbart has a nice long piece on Kelly Ayotte’s declining fortunes in New Hampshire politics. No, not the ‘the base wont vote for that Georgetown Kool Aid drinking establishment RINO‘ misfortune we’ve been on about. He’s referring to RLCNH Chair Aaron Day’s threat to run as a third party candidate in her race if Republicans pass Medicaid expansion.

But I digress.

Part of that article involved locating some evidence that the NHGOP had actually stepped out in one of its finest moments and advocated for Medicaid expansion, and lucky for them, and us, Skip copied and posted a press release in which they did just that.

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“Interpol Secretary General Ronald Noble said today the U.S. and the rest of the democratic world is at a security crossroads in the wake of last month’s deadly al-Shabab attack at a shopping mall in Nairobi, Kenya – and suggested an answer could be in arming civilians.

In an exclusive interview with ABC News, Noble said there are really only two choices for protecting open societies from attacks like the one on Westgate mall where so-called “soft targets” are hit: either create secure perimeters around the locations or allow civilians to carry their own guns to protect themselves.

“Societies have to think about how they’re going to approach the problem,” Noble said. “One is to say we want

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So, are the Giants the Patriots “Patriots”?

Teams that play New England appear to try too hard, make mistakes, forget to take care of the football. Yesterday, the Patriots had trouble with making mistakes and taking care of the football. Fumbles, dropped passes–though not as bad as in previous weeks, an interception on the goal line, penalties-mostly pass interference but also a penalty negated touchdown before the interception.

Sloppy work. They left a lot of points on the field. But in the end, New England managed to overcome that and more.

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