In an update to my previous article about the arrest of Dave Willoughby, the Marine veteran, for peacefully protesting union thuggery in Wisconsin, it seems the story now is that he “created danger to the public” with the protest sign he had held above his head. As you can see in this image, his was not the only above-the-head sign at the pro-union event.

Remember when I pointed out (after having pointed out all of Mitt “RomneyCare” Romney’s liberal proclivities for the past year) that Romney’s choice for his spokesman of an open homosexual who wants to undermine marriage was a portent of the kind of liberal administration we could expect from a Romney Administration? It seems Richard Grenell isn’t the only liberal Romney wants in his administration.

There has to be some level of poetic justice and cosmic symmetry in the event behind this headline at the National Journal: Erupting Urinal Soaks House Press Gallery.

In the Arnold Schwarzenegger movie Running Man, Schwarzenegger patrols a futuristic American city in an advanced helicopter system designed to keep the streets free of citizens after dark. Stunningly, the Obama Administration’s Department of Homeland Security is outsourcing Schwarzenegger’s characters job by encouraging and helping local law enforcement purchase unmanned drones to patrol the skies of places like Arlington, Texas.

Attorney General Marty Jackley announced today that the United States Supreme Court affirmed Donald Eugene Moeller’s conviction for the 1990 rape and murder of a 9-year-old Sioux Falls girl. Two juries of South Dakota citizens considered the evidence in two trials, which included Moeller’s DNA, and both unanimously decided that Moeller’s crime warranted a death sentence.

How did America’s free and opportunity laden society produce these endless authorities who deems as their purview our total lives? I mean, who died and left this crack pot mayor in New York City with not only the keys but a deed over everyone’s personal conduct? His latest outpouring of unbridled authority came with his assessment that, “The percentage of the population that is obese is skyrocketing. We’ve got to do something.” This man is in need of a permanent “time out.”

The pro-abortion allies of South Dakota State Senator Craig Tieszen have sent out a mailer telling lies about Republican challenger Stacey Wollman. They are not only whining about the cost of defending pro-life laws that they themselves are causing, but ironically we have liberals complaining about government intrusion. these pro-abortionists are many of the same liberals who want to tell you what to do with your own health care and your own money, and use government force to intrude into your life in every way imaginable.

There are two ways of discussing matters of faith: that you are right and everyone else is wrong, or that all beliefs are equally valid because whatever a person’s beliefs are, they are “true” to that person. The first approach takes the historical position that truth is absolute. The second assumes the politically correct notion that truth is relative, particularly in matters of cultural diversity.

As you will see in the first video below, this Marine Corps veteran, Dave Willoughby, was peacefully protesting at a pro-union gathering in Wisconsin and engaging union drones in some much-needed thought provocation. He ended up manhandled by police, handcuffed, arrested and thrown in jail. What has happened to America that people will publicly gather in support of being forced to join a group and surrender their property to that group, and someone who stands up peacefully for freedom is arrested?

South Dakota Right to Life (SDRTL) announces that Stacey Wollman is the 2012 Humanitarian of the Year Award winner. Stacey has demonstrated her commitment to life issues throughout much of her life. Since 2004, she has served as the CEO forCare Net Pregnancy Resource Center in Rapid City. Stacey has served on the Vote Yes for Life Board of Directors and was a sponsor of the campaign. Since 2005, Stacey has been actively involved in defending South Dakota’s informed consent laws.