Policy from a Politically Manipulative Fantasyland: the TSA’s Latest Bid for All Your Data

by Eileen | 5:06 am, January 12, 2013

The TSA is trying to resurrect a terrible program that been deservedly thwarted since its post-9/11 conception.  It was CAPPS, then CAPPS II, then Secure Flight.  Under all those guises, the goal was the aggregate any and all commercially available datasets into a behemoth database and then generate unique ‘aviation risk profiles’ for any airline [...]

Obama Dodges Denver Reporter’s Hard Questions

by Rossputin | 8:34 pm, October 26, 2012

H/T Craig Silverman

Congratulations and thanks to Denver’s 9News reporter Kyle Clark, who asked President Barack Obama the hardest questions I’ve ever heard him asked.

Kyle Clark’s first question to Obama: “Were the Americans under attack at the consulate in Benghazi Libya denied requests for help during that attack? And is it fair to tell Americans that what happened is under investigation and we’ll all find out after the election?”

Seriously, why don’t more reporters have both the courage and the decency to ask the questions that need to be asked. Clark didn’t stop there, asking more hard questions which clearly had Obama, so used to sycophants, wondering how he ever got booked on a news channel with a real reporter.

Obama’s answers regarding Benghazi were a complete dodge of the most important questions he’s ever been asked.

His answers regarding Abound Solar (another hard-hitting question) were more leftist utopian platitudes about “wind, solar, and biomass.” And his answer about why he called Romney a “bullshitter” was, ironically enough, made of a certain type of rhetorical animal refuse.

Link here, video below:

Again, I say thanks and congratulations to Kyle Clark.

Obama Dodges Denver Reporter’s Hard Questions

by Rossputin | 8:34 pm, October 26, 2012

H/T Craig Silverman

Congratulations and thanks to Denver’s 9News reporter Kyle Clark, who asked President Barack Obama the hardest questions I’ve ever heard him asked.

Kyle Clark’s first question to Obama: “Were the Americans under attack at the consulate in Benghazi Libya denied requests for help during that attack? And is it fair to tell Americans that what happened is under investigation and we’ll all find out after the election?”

Seriously, why don’t more reporters have both the courage and the decency to ask the questions that need to be asked. Clark didn’t stop there, asking more hard questions which clearly had Obama, so used to sycophants, wondering how he ever got booked on a news channel with a real reporter.

Obama’s answers regarding Benghazi were a complete dodge of the most important questions he’s ever been asked.

His answers regarding Abound Solar (another hard-hitting question) were more leftist utopian platitudes about “wind, solar, and biomass.” And his answer about why he called Romney a “bullshitter” was, ironically enough, made of a certain type of rhetorical animal refuse.

Link here, video below:

Again, I say thanks and congratulations to Kyle Clark.

Obama Dodges Denver Reporter’s Hard Questions

by Rossputin | 8:34 pm, October 26, 2012

H/T Craig Silverman

Congratulations and thanks to Denver’s 9News reporter Kyle Clark, who asked President Barack Obama the hardest questions I’ve ever heard him asked.

Kyle Clark’s first question to Obama: “Were the Americans under attack at the consulate in Benghazi Libya denied requests for help during that attack? And is it fair to tell Americans that what happened is under investigation and we’ll all find out after the election?”

Seriously, why don’t more reporters have both the courage and the decency to ask the questions that need to be asked. Clark didn’t stop there, asking more hard questions which clearly had Obama, so used to sycophants, wondering how he ever got booked on a news channel with a real reporter.

Obama’s answers regarding Benghazi were a complete dodge of the most important questions he’s ever been asked.

His answers regarding Abound Solar (another hard-hitting question) were more leftist utopian platitudes about “wind, solar, and biomass.” And his answer about why he called Romney a “bullshitter” was, ironically enough, made of a certain type of rhetorical animal refuse.

Link here, video below:

Again, I say thanks and congratulations to Kyle Clark.

Special Ops OPSEC VIDEO “Bump in the Road”

by Michelle Morin | 8:21 pm, October 25, 2012

Special Ops OPSEC, makers of Dishonorable Disclosures, launches a new TV ad in reference to President Obama’s cavalier “bump in the road” reference to the deaths of our four Americans in Libya. Bump in the Road h/t Gateway Pundit ——————————- Michelle Morin is a conservative blogger and speaker for freedom and America’s founding principles. Join her [...]

Libya Coverup Pours Gasoline on Obama’s Funeral Pyre

by Bob Adelmann | 7:04 pm, October 21, 2012

Judge Andrew Napolitano has, bless his soul, added to our understanding of what happened in Libya on September 11th. And it adds considerably to the evidence that Obama is corrupt, and that he has surrounded himself with similar types. Initially Obama (his state department, intelligence network, etc.) blamed the attack on our ambassador and the other [...]

CBS’ Lara Logan Debunks Obama Administration’s Lies about the War on Terror [VIDEO]

by Michelle Morin | 10:37 pm, October 12, 2012

CBS News’ investigative reporter Lara Logan spoke in Chicago this week.  She not only sounds the alarm, but she debunks any and all myths the Obama administration has put forth about terrorism, the Taliban, al Qaeda, and Afghanistan. Logan gives a remarkable speech based on years of inside, on the ground investigation with the Taliban. [...]

VIDEO: Kopel on How to Protect College Campuses

by Jon Caldara | 2:59 pm, September 24, 2012

Independence Institute Research Director, Law Professor, and Second Amendment expert Dave Kopel spoke at the University of Colorado at Denver on Sept. 11, 2012. The anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks is a good time to consider how to enhance protection against all forms of terrorism through policy changes which safeguard civil liberties. One of [...]

Dave Kopel at CU-Denver Tomorrow!

by Jon Caldara | 10:52 am, September 10, 2012

Want to hear the country’s foremost authority on the Second Amendment? Independence Institute Research Director, DU Law professor, and Second Amendment expert Dave Kopel is speaking on terrorism, the right to bear arms, and licensed carry on college campuses tomorrow at CU-Denver. He’ll also be fielding Q and A on gun control so bring [...]

“Jihad in America” Comes to Colorado Thursday & Friday

by Michelle Morin | 6:04 pm, March 22, 2012

Jihad in America Under the Radar, Across the Nation featuring Pamela Geller & Robert Spencer Pamela Geller Pamela Geller is the founder, editor and publisher of AtlasShrugs.com and executive director of the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI) and Stop Islamization of America (SIOA).  She is the author of Stop the Islamization of America:  A Practical [...]

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