More lies about ObamaCare…Yeah, you WILL be taxed and pay for ObamaCare, even if you aren’t one of the evil rich who are despised by our Marxist dictators in Washington D.C. Oh, and remember how Marxists, er, Democrats preened that their socialized health care fiasco would cost less than $1 TRILLION (which we knew was pure, unadulterated bunk, even then)? Try $2.6 TRILLIon on for size. This exercise in oppression has been nothing but lie after lie after lie, from the beginning to Chief Justice Roberts’ asinine sellout of the Constitution.

Gotta love that famous liberal “tolerance,” eh?

The first European settlement in North America was Fort Caroline at St. John’s River in Florida, founded by French Christians known as Huguenots. On JUNE 30, 1564, they set a day of Thanksgiving and offered the first Protestant prayer in North America: “We sang a psalm of Thanksgiving unto God, beseeching Him that it would please Him to continue His accustomed goodness towards us.”

When the House voted Thursday to find Attorney General Eric Holder in criminal contempt of Congress, members of the Congressional Black Caucus walked out. Why is the Black Caucus trying to make this about race? It’s about Holder’s refusal to turn over Justice Department documents requested by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform in its investigation of the “Fast and Furious” operation.

I love this man: retired Army Lt Col. and U.S. Representative from Florida Allen West! Why isn’t this man the GOP presidential nominee, is such an hour of great need for our country?

With ObamaCare being upheld by a rogue Supreme Court, the American people are left with little recourse but to back a pathetic GOP presidential candidate, in the hopes of bringing down the greatest threat to liberty since FDR’s “New Deal.” But that does not mean we should or even must surrender the values that made America great. In fact, this is the time when we should and must go on the offensive to push back liberal incursions against the American way, and erect bulwarks that can not only protect against assaults against freedom in the future, but that can help hold weak-kneed politicians in both parties accountable in the near-term.

For years the liberal media has been throwing a tantrum about conservative political spending; they would have us all believe that corrupt conservative activists are buying politics. Yet for every dollar the Koch brothers donate, progressive bankrollers Ford Foundation and Tides are now spending at least another $23. This cash-swollen structure of politics is a symptom of a cancerous, sick system wherein the government has jurisdiction over practically every aspect of our lives, making every issue inherently political.

The Supreme Court is no longer relevant. Long viewed as the last bastion protecting the individual from the rapacious powers of the federal government, SCOTUS, in the name of Chief Justice John Roberts, declared themselves meaningless. If government can compel individuals to purchase a private product under the guise of its taxing authority, even when the government itself argued that the individual mandate was not a tax, then the government can compel individuals to do anything they choose.

After Rick Santorum dropped out of the GOP presidential primary, my plan had been to vote third party in the presidential election. The thought of rewarding with my vote the Leftist RINO establishment and “mainstream” media for shoving a worthless excuse for a Republican like Romney down my throat tasted like bile-and it still does. However, I never seriously thought the SCOTUS would uphold this unconstitutional travesty known as ObamaCare. Where does that leave a principled conservative who is dedicated to preserving freedom and the American republic?

“I would rather be right than President,” stated Henry Clay, who died JUNE 29, 1852. The son of a Baptist minister, Henry Clay was elected Speaker of the U.S. House 6 times, having served in Congress over 40 years with Daniel Webster and John Calhoun. The State of Kentucky placed Henry Clay’s statue in the U.S. Capitol’s Statuary Hall.