Wow, friends, this has been a week of attacks on the American people like none other. If Barack Hussein Obama and his criminal administration are not being exposed for more crimes that the IRS committed against the American people (targeting of conservative groups, tea parties, churches, etc.), then they are being called out for attacking America’s faith as well as America’s military.

The Senate Conservatives Fund (SCF) announced today that it will now begin endorsing candidates for the 2014 elections in an effort to elect more conservative leaders to the U.S. Senate. SCF Executive Director Matt Hoskins made a statement.

The Senate Conservatives Fund, a group founded by Jim DeMint, has come out and endorsed Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s challenger Matt Bevin in Kentucky. All Mitch McConnell has “led” Republicans in the Senate to, with his bumbling manner and self-defeating strategy of preemptive surrender is loss, loss, loss. Mitch McConnell isn’t the only bumbling “surrender monkey” with a bullseye on his back.

Department of Homeland Security adviser Mohamed Elibiary has publicly claimed that the Tea Party is engaging in “Christianist Xenophobia.” Mr. Elibiary might want to look a little closer to home (in his party and other circles) if he’s looking to identify racism and xenophobia.

Former SD House of Representative Lora Hubbel (R) will formally announce her candidacy for Governor on Monday, Oct 21, 2013 at 12:00 noon at Siouxland main library in downtown Sioux Falls. She will then be at an announcement event in Rapid City, SD, on Tuesday, Oct 22 at 10:00 am at the Alex Johnston Hotel.

On October 16 and 17 of 2013, I spent over three hours helping a Polish American couple with a big records mess at Medicare. Medicare had not updated the records of the husband for over a year and it was creating problems and medical bill errors for him.

Here’s a follow up to my article about Tea Party people being smarter than some folks thought. It’s extremely rare that you’ll find a liberal who will admit he was wrong, but the Daily Caller brings word of one who did. When he began his research, he expected to find a negative correlation between Tea Party identification and scientific comprehension. Instead, he found a positive correlation.