1. How a fraud was elected president

    ... , albeit under false pretenses and with a bit of funny business at the polls. Once the people voted ... and international socialist cash, lots of it. His campaign had nothing to do with job qualifications ... the Republican base and Obama was a lock once Hillary was out of the way. This is how modern politics

  2. Requiem for a Grand Old Party

    ... Bureau statistics on the 2012 election by Dan Balz and Ted Mellnik. One sentence ... 2008 and 2012, the first such drop by any group within the population since the bureau started to issue ... such statistics." America's white majority, which accounts for nine in 10 of all Republican

  3. We the people are suckers

    ... force behind the kick, goes sprawling. It's all very funny. Why does Charlie keep falling ... and then handed off the responsibility of coming up with $1.5 trillion in cuts over the next 10 years to 12 ... fully engaged. Polls showed that the majority of us were willing to accept a government shutdown

  4. Palin's poll numbers falling!

    ... percent say they "strongly disapprove." That's a minus 10. It's down a tick from a recent minus 11-point ... not concern ourselves with that as 2012 nears. What about Obama's numbers right now? They are tanking & ... ..." Is he? Certainly the Gallup poll – the go-to polls for most cable news shows &

  5. Obama skipped intel briefings prior to attacks

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    ... /schedule/president/2012-09-09 9/10/2012-http://www.whitehouse.gov/schedule/president/2012-09-10 9/11 ... /2012-http://www.whitehouse.gov/schedule/president/2012-09-11 The last time prior to the slayings ... Chris Stevens and three American members of his staff: 9/6/2012-http://www.whitehouse.gov/schedule

  6. Fighting the Bush dynasty

    ... . It hypes the support of the elites and the establishment, evidenced by contributions, funny polls, and all ... itself actually shows that Bush is simply raising lots of money from events that the well-heeled ... . At each test at the polls since the high-water mark of 1994, this disaffection has weakened

  7. 21st-century 'Braveheart'

    ... and gas producer in Europe, by far. Some 80 percent of the European Union 's oil and gas is produced ... . Metcalf's daily streaming radio show can be heard on TalkNetDaily weekdays from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m ... , was Mel Gibson' s "Braveheart." At the conclusion of "Braveheart" with William Wallace's great

  8. How to beat vote fraud

    ... as the polls close and count or double check the ballots, just to make sure that the computers ... ? A: We believe that when the polls close -- you usually have some older citizens, age 65 to 80 ... of the results would be in before 10 or 11 o'clock that night. It would be about the same as it is now. Q

  9. Late entries for world's funniest joke contest

    ... were indeed funny, some jokes were missing from the list of finalists. Using the Laugh Lab's 5 ... ;ndash; way too long, lots of tongue wagging, scary, heavily made-up, and made you want to get up ... with fear … suggesting that he was a man who had no idea how to make a living outside politics

  10. What we know that isn't so

    ... . Politicians know a lot of stuff that isn't so. So do reporters. Let me count some of the ways ... . (I'll elaborate on tomorrow's Fox Business Network show.) Congress now spends your money ... the Department of Energy proposed offering to guarantee 80 percent of the cost of new nuclear plants, the big

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