Gun Grabbing Congress Critters Come Out of Woodwork After Giffords Shooting

It would seem the shooting of Rep. Giffords and others by a mentally deranged man in Arizona has brought out of the woodwork, anti-Second Amendment rabid liberals foaming at the mouth with the chance to capitalize on this tragedy for their destructive agendas.

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Liberal Media was Already Prepared for Violence in Tucson

Very interesting the media were talking to Congresswoman Giffords D-AZ., about violence right before this happened.
I wonder if these media type ppl like Keith Olbermann feel really stupid for coming on so soon afterwards and blaming mostly commentators on the right using free speech for this frankly senseless tragedy.


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North American Union leader says merger just crisis away

By Jerome R. Corsi
© 2008 WorldNetDaily.com

Robert Pastor, a leading intellectual force in the move to create an EU-style North American Community, told WND he believes a new 9/11 crisis could be the catalyst to merge the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
Pastor, a professor at American University, says that in such a case the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, or SPP – launched in 2005 by the heads of the three countries at a summit in Waco, Texas – could be developed into a continental union, complete with a new currency, the amero, that would replace the U.S. dollar just as the euro has replaced the national currencies of Europe.

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McCain Courts Leftwing Bloggers

By Newsmax Staff | 5-19-08

Republican John McCain's campaign has begun holding regular conference calls with leftwing bloggers and blogs that focus on single issues such as healthcare and the environment.

On May 15, McCain held a conference call with bloggers including Greg Sargent of TPM Election Central, Kate Sheppard, a political reporter for the environmental Web site Grist.org, and Erin Kotecki, who blogs at BlogHer.com and The Huffington Post, according to Wired.com.

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The Economy: Another Casualty of War

By Ron Paul | Republican Candidate for President

This week, as the American economy continued to suffer the effects of big government, the House attempted to pass two multibillion dollar "emergency" spending bills, one for continued spending on the war in Iraq , and one increasing spending on domestic and international welfare programs. The plan was to pass these two bills and then send them to the president as one package. Even though the House failed to pass the war spending bill, opponents of the war should not be fooled into believing this vote signals a long term change in policy.

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Congress looking at steel pennies and nickels

AP | Washington
Further evidence that times are tough: It now costs more than a penny to make a penny. And the cost of a nickel is more than 7½ cents.

Surging prices for copper, zinc and nickel have some in Congress trying to bring back the steel-made pennies of World War II, and maybe using steel for nickels, as well.

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GOP cheats Ron Paul activists into submission

This is why the GOP is becoming like the Democrats, in the sense they will play dirty to remain in power.
Where is the party for the people still left with morals?

We don't have to vote for the lesser of two evils, like the media would encourage us to do.

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Bush's disapproval rating worst of any president in 70 years

Not since the days of pre World War 2 has any president been so unpopular with the American people as has been George Jr.

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House Democrats to fund war to appear 'supportive of troops'

House Democrats prepare to pork out on the backs of the taxpayers and plan to use the war on terror and troop support to make sure they are first in line at the trough.

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Polygamous mystery: Does allegedly abused teen bride 'Sarah' exist?

Where is this child who called into authorities about being raped?
Is the government protecting children, or is it preparing for a bigger round-up of people who practice certain religions, under the guise of someone's child being raped.
Are we allowing our government to set a new precedent for religious intolerence in America?
Whether you believe there is a real child victim or not, should 400 families been ripped apart and raided of their children.

Unfortunately for Americans our government seems to have the opposite effect of the Midas touch. From the economy to religion, everything government seems to touch either withers, becomes tyrannical, or grows so big it's useless to the taxpayer.

Where are the leaders with the wisdom and vision of our founding fathers in today's world?

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Welfare for the Rich

We all complain about poor people who use government welfare, we rarely complain about foreign welfare, now we have to deal with our unlawful government giving handouts to the rich.

Economy -

Survival of the Richest
by Robert Kiyosaki

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U.S. Strike on Iran Nearing

Contrary to some claims that the Bush administration will allow diplomacy to handle Iran’s nuclear weapons program, a leading member of America’s Jewish community tells Newsmax that a military strike is not only on the table – but likely.
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Riots, instability spread as food prices skyrocket

Riots from Haiti to Bangladesh to Egypt over the soaring costs of basic foods have brought the issue to a boiling point and catapulted it to the forefront of the world's attention,...
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Inflation, weak US energy policies and weak US Dollar drives food cost up, creating ripples around the world for those who deal in dollars.

Threat to Homeschooling

By John Stossel

A California appellate court, ruling that parents have no constitutional right to homeschool their children, pinned its decision on this ominous quotation from a 47-year-old case, "A primary purpose of the educational system is to train schoolchildren in good citizenship, patriotism and loyalty to the state and the nation as a means of protecting the public welfare."
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On Money, Inflation and Government

by Ron Paul
These past few weeks have provided an unfortunate opportunity to discuss inflation. The dollar index has reached new all-time lows. The total money supply, M3, as calculated by private sources, is growing at a disturbing 17% rate. The Fed is pumping dollars into the economy at an alarming rate. Just recently the Fed announced new loan auctions totaling $100 billion. That is new money created from thin air. If these money auctions, combined with the bailout of Bear Stearns, continue to be the trend, we are in for some economic stormy weather. The explanation lies in understanding the basics of money, and why it is dangerous to give government and big banks control over it.

First, money is not wealth, in and of itself. You cannot create more wealth simply by creating more money. Wall Street bankers cry out for more liquidity, but what is really needed is more value behind the dollar. But the value, unfortunately, isn't there.


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Time to Listen to Ron Paul?

Now that the US dollar is only higher in value over the Mexican Peso and Zimbabwe dollar in world currencies, isn't it now time to listen to Ron Paul on monetary policies.

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Two McCain Moments, Rarely Mentioned

What Mr. McCain almost never mentions are two extraordinary moments in his political past that are at odds with the candidate of the present: His discussions in 2001 with Democrats about leaving the Republican Party, and his conversations in 2004 with Senator John Kerry about becoming Mr. Kerry’s running mate on the Democratic presidential ticket.
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California - Invading the Homeschools

The "progressive" State of California, is doing the best they can to make sure young children are brought up the way the State feels they should, and not the parents.

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The Crash

This movie looks to be made in the 90's.

Judge orders homeschoolers into government education

A California court has ruled that several children in one homeschool family must be enrolled in a public school or "legally qualified" private school, and must attend, sending ripples of shock into the nation's homeschooling advocates as the family reviews its options for appeal.

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