Archive for May 22nd, 2013

More Islamic Violence in Britain as Soldier is Hacked to Death

More Islamic Violence in Britain as Soldier is Hacked to Death

In Great Britain, two Muslims hacked a British soldier to death just 200 yards from an army barracks. According to the Daily Mail, a video has emerged showing a man with bloody hands, carrying knives and ranting ‘We swear by almighty Allah we will never stop fighting you’, after a serving soldier was hacked to death by two men just 200 yards from an Army barracks.

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Ted Cruz speaking at Values Voter Summit in Washington D.C. on October 7, 2011. (Photo credit: Gage Skidmore)

Republican Senator Doesn’t Trust Republicans

Looks like I’m not alone in my distrust of “Republicans” to do the right thing. An elected Republican in the U.S. Senate says he doesn’t trust “Republicans” any more than he trusts Democrats to do the right thing.

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KNBN Rapid City Mayoral Debate

KNBN Rapid City Mayoral Debate

Newscenter1 held a Mayoral Debate between Incumbent Mayor Sam Kooiker and Challenger State Senator Mark Kirkeby on Tuesday, May 21st. The live, half hour debate was moderated by NewsCenter1’s Shad Olson. The candidates had 60 seconds to answer questions, some from NewsCenter1’s Social Media sites. Rapid City Mayoral Elections will be held June 4th 2013.

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Ads Urge Boy Scouts, GOP Leader to ‘Man Up’

Ads Urge Boy Scouts, GOP Leader to ‘Man Up’

As delegates for the Boy Scouts of America convene this week in Texas to weigh a BSA board initiative for gay scouts, conservatives began airing two TV spots dealing with the Scouts, homosexuality and House Speaker John Boehner. “It’s all the same phenomenon. Seemingly responsible adults and so-called leaders from Texas to Ohio to Washington keep caving to President Obama’s bullying,” said NoMoreWimpouts.com spokesman Craig Bergman.

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Conservatives Demand Compensation for IRS Interference

Conservatives Demand Compensation for IRS Interference

A group of leading conservatives has today released a letter to the House and Senate Republican leadership, and their Republican Conferences, demanding that legislation be passed to make whole those that were targeted for political discrimination by the Obama administration’s IRS. “There is ample precedent for awarding them monetary damages for the discrimination they suffered at the hands of government employees.”

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Lawsuit Filed Over Wrongful Arrest, Detention of Marine Brandon Raub

Lawsuit Filed Over Wrongful Arrest, Detention of Marine Brandon Raub

Attorneys for The Rutherford Institute have filed a civil rights lawsuit against law enforcement and other government officials on behalf of Marine veteran Brandon Raub. Last August, he was arrested by a swarm of FBI, Secret Service agents and local police and forcibly detained in a psychiatric ward for a week because of controversial song lyrics and political views posted on his Facebook page.

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Embarrassing and Burdening the IRS

Embarrassing and Burdening the IRS

Lois Lerner, director of exempt organizations at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is pleading her Fifth Amendment right not to incriminate herself in the ongoing Congressional investigation over targeting by the agency of the tea party. Taylor claimed that the hearing would “have no purpose other than to embarrass or burden her.”

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A member of the Boy Scouts of America presents the Annual Report to the Nation to Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates in the Pentagon on March 1, 2010. (Photo credit: Cherie Cullen)

Religious Leaders Ask Boy Scouts to Maintain Existing Standards

Fifty U.S. religious leaders have signed a statement to the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) encouraging the organization to continue its current leadership and membership standards, instead of a proposal to prohibit discrimination in membership based on “sexual orientation or preference.” The discussion and vote are scheduled for May 23 at a national meeting of the BSA National Council.

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Thomas Perez Versus the Rule of Law

Thomas Perez Versus the Rule of Law

The idea that no man is above the law stands as one of the fundamental tenets of our nation. The simple concept that the United States is a nation of laws and not men or women has been at the heart of equal protection under the law whether one is the President of the United States or a ranch hand living just outside Cheyenne, Wyoming. President Obama’s nomination of Thomas Perez to become our nation’s next Secretary of Labor flies in the face of this basic principle.

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Conservatives Everywhere Under Assault from the Left

Conservatives Everywhere Under Assault from the Left

Conservatives and conservative positions have been under assault in America going back at least as far as the 1960s when radical Leftists came to infiltrate every level of academia and intelligentsia, including the media. That assault is becoming more egregious than ever, from using the IRS to harass political enemies, to liberal activism in the court system leveling penalties against people who seek to uphold the rule of law.

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