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Kimberly Morin joins us as we continue to skewer the Pierce Contraceptive Application Disclosure Mandate Bill. We’ve got a bunch of issues to talk about and plenty of WTF suggestions, one of which involves Governor Chris Christie’s Campaign boy Matt Mowers.
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In part from The Hill:
…Obama said that there are “a lot of law abiding, responsible gun owners” that use guns for protection, sport or as part of a tradition. But he added that upping background check requirements on gun purchasers is a policy that everyone should endorse.
“It is not violating anybody’s rights that if you want to purchase a gun, it should be at least your responsibility to get a background check so we know you were not a violent felon or that you don’t currently have a restraining order on you because committed domestic abuse.”
Once again, I dryly note his word usage – tell me, Mr. Obama, what
Instead of Government limiting itself according to the Constitution, it always seems to want to be limiting us instead. (H/T: Liberal Logic 101)
With over 5 hours of audio from Liberty Forum I will not be posting it all as one file. Instead, it comes to you in segments. We begin with a brief shout out to Andrew Hosmer, discuss tanning beds, Renny Cushing and permissible sexual contact (with the necessary paperwork, see also the V.U.L.V.A.), then get … Read more
…on the infamous Bloody Sunday, the historically ignorant head to Selma.
Yesterday, as per his usual course, Oblivious stood perched above sycophants spouting self-serving lines picked from teleprompters between metronomic head turreting from left to right to state something about which he is either completely ignorant or intentionally ignoring. He said “Look at our history…” while remarking on everything but Selma and what really happened. Nor the conditions that lead to that day. Nor the ones responsible.
So lets.
Let’s briefly remind people about the Civil Rights movement and what lead to the Democrat brutality known as Bloody Sunday in Selma. Let’s remind people which party in particular worked tirelessly against Civil Rights until the civilized finally forced their hands.
So what does the unemployment rate picture look like if you take into account all of the labor force dropouts since the end of the recession in June of 2009? Not pretty. If you take those labor force dropouts into account, the U.S. does not have an unemployment rate of 5.5 percent. Instead, it has … Read more
Agricultural Business leaders gathered at the Iowa Ag Summit where Presidential hopefuls took the opportunity to vie for their attention. Given the crowd, the subject of ethanol is always on their minds and the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) in particular.
The RFS mandates how much food must be forced in to motor fuel so as to convince smaller minds that this is somehow better for the planet. It’s no less nasty, more difficult to transport, rougher on the equipment, produces less power and fewer miles per gallon, costs taxpayers millions in pro-ups and hand-outs, makes food cost more and makes regular gasoline more expensive. But it adds a spot of warmth to the otherwise cold-hearts of vapid, pointy-headed lefties and their billionaire environmental backers. It also puts tons of money into the hands of the very sort of folks who would show up at an Iowa Ag Summit to have their backsides kissed by potential future Presidents.
Every Republican candidate to speak “puckered up” except one.
Talking on Fox News Sunday about the Ferguson report and the “disparate outcomes” on arrest records
Kim Strassal: Are we going to trust the Justice Department? Again, Eric Holder came out and said we’re not stop until we fix these things here.
Neera Tanden (Center for American Progress): Yes, we should not stop until we fix things here.
Strassal: But does anyone think that the Justice Dept. is best positioned to do be doing that?
“It’s axiomatic that the worst political scandals are those that reinforce a pre-existing, negative perception,” Will said. “The Clintons come trailing clouds of entitlement and concealment and legalistic, Jesuitical reasonings — the kind of people who could find a loophole in a stop sign.” (H/T: Fox News)
Whatever happened to that old journalism phrase, “comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable”? Or what the Founders meant – to be a check on Government? Blinded. Combine this with the lack of will of the Congress to exercise its considerable powers (or the opposite – the abject surrender), we are finding ourselves stepping more and more in … Read more
The head of NH Right to Life, Jane Cormier, joins us as we ‘Pierce’ the mysteries of Life, Liberty, and a bill that would have required employers to include what kind of contraceptive coverage they offer…on employment applications, among other things…
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As Steve points out, we were at this weekend’s Liberty Forum (Radisson at Manchester, NH) for a VERY extended GrokTALK! yesterday – instead of the normal 4 segments of around 30 minutes each, we have 12 video segments from around 15 minutes to over a 1/2 hour. So, all the video has been snipped, titled, and … Read more
Intolerant is the word (back story here) – believe as we say or retribution will come pretty much sums up the story of Brendan Eich who lost the CEO position at Mozilla / Firefox simply because he gave a donation years earlier to a pro-traditional marriage group during California’s Prop 8. Thus, upon seeing this news seemed like proper Karma:
An incredibly shrinking Firefox faces endangered species status
Mozilla’s Firefox is in danger of making the endangered species list for browsers.
…In the last 12 months, Firefox’s user share — an estimate of the portion of all those who reach the Internet via a desktop browser — has plummeted by 34%. Since Firefox crested at 25.1% in April 2010, Firefox has lost 13.5 percentage points, or 54% of its peak share.
At Firefox’s 12-month average rate of decline, Mozilla’s desktop browser will slip under the 10% bar in June, joining other third-tier applications like Apple’s Safari (with just a 4.8% user share in February) and Opera Software’s Opera (1.1%). If the trend continues, Firefox on the desktop could drop below 8% as soon as October.
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Corrupt Democrat Senator Bob Menendez publicly objects to his majesty’s handling of Iran – shelf-life on his in-party-amnesty runs out; charged with corruption by his Majesty’s not-so-secret police. Vacuous Liberal shill tries to make it about Republicans. Justified’s Nick Searcy responds. https://twitter.com/yesnicksearcy/status/573958244047040514 And yes, Menendez money can be followed into New Hampshire.
Saul Anuzis and Aaron Day
A majority of the nation is going about its business unaware of the most recent “front” in the political trench-war of American politics. The United States Supreme Court is hearing arguments Wednesday in the case of King v. Burwell.
King v. Burwell is the ticking bomb that could destroy the 2016 presidential aspirations of Republican candidates. It will strand millions without insurance. Save small business. Unhinge the health insurance moors of society. Reveal the true costs of Obamacare. Unleash wrath of God stuff or, for our atheist friends, systemic cultural chaos. Or perhaps it won’t do any of those things.
I posted Tina’s Eruption cover in 2013 when she was like, fourteen. Well, she’s older now, and that was child’s play compared to this….
Clinton used private email in violation of department policy and that email was easily accessible to our enemies. So, at this point, what difference does THAT make? (In from the Cold) The infamous hacker Gucifer, now cooling his heels in a Romanian jail, first disclosed existence of the back channel system when he hacked into … Read more
