End of Day Archives
| Supremes Save Obamacare, Democrats Against Iran Deal, Farrakhan's Flag Flap |
Supremes Save Obamacare Again Today's 6-to-3 decision upholding Obamacare's subsidy scheme marks the second time that the nation's highest court has saved Obamacare. As infuriating as the decision is, the ruling really wasn't much of a surprise. Everyone knew the four left-wing justices would side with the administration, as they did in 2012. And as he did in 2012, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the majority opinion in this case, King v. Burwell, and was joined by Justice Anthony Kennedy, who frequently sides with the left. |
| Wednesday, June 24, 2015 |
As Obama Weakens, Iran Gets Tougher Every day, as the June 30th deadline nears, brings a new U.S. concession in the Iranian nuclear talks. Predictably, Iran meets each new concession with its own new demands. Yesterday, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejected a freeze on nuclear research, insisted inspectors not be allowed on Iranian military sites and demanded all sanctions on Iran be lifted BEFORE a final deal is signed. At this rate we will be agreeing to shut down our nuclear weapons program before the negotiations are over. |
| Tuesday, June 23, 2015 |
Can America Be Forgiven? |
| Monday, June 22, 2015 |
"But God Meant It For Good" |
| Racism, Sin & America, Stop Importing Hate, What Two-State Solution |
Racism, Sin & America There are new reports today on what motivated Dylann Roof to carry out his murderous rampage in Charleston, South Carolina. He reportedly plotted this attack for six months and hoped to start a race war. This thug (yes, that is exactly what he is) with a drug-addled brain embraced a particular evil, the undeniable sin of racism. |
| Carnage In Charleston, Whales vs. Babies, Sidney Strikes Out |
Carnage In Charleston Last night, Dylann Storm Roof walked into the Emmanuel AME church in Charleston, South Carolina, during a Wednesday evening Bible study. According to a church elder, Roof was there "not so much as a participant, but as a brief observer who then stood up and then started shooting." |
| Jeb Jumps In, Trump-Carson-Sanders, Left Gets Religion |
Jeb Jumps In Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush yesterday formally declared his candidacy for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. His announcement showed all the hallmarks of a well-financed campaign -- excellent choreography and lots of energy. As expected, Bush highlighted his record as governor of Florida. And he also struck a few notes likely to appeal to a broad spectrum of voters. For example, Bush made it clear that he intends to run against Washington, as an outsider, when he said: |
| Iran Says No Inspections, Race & Relativism, Snowden's Treason, 92 Redo |
Iran Says No Inspections You are going to hear more about President Obama's nuclear deal with Iran as the June 30th deadline approaches. The rhetoric will be muddled and at times intentionally so. For example, Obama may say one thing while Iran says the exact opposite. Keep this report handy. Set it aside and re-read it in the weeks ahead. |
| Why Obamatrade, Obama Drama, Defending Our History, Special Events |
Why Obamatrade? Wherever you are on free trade, Senator Jeff Sessions raised a serious objection earlier this week to the Obamatrade bill Congress has been debating this week. Here's what Senator Sessions said: "Congress won't tell the American people what's in the fast track bill until it's passed and too late to take it back. By the time the fast track bill is passed, Congress will have unilaterally suspended the ability to amend it. This isn't how a republic is supposed to function -- with no consent of the governed." |
| Historic Blunder, Wishful Thinking, Death To America, The Politics Of Life |
"Historic Blunder" A key House Foreign Affairs subcommittee yesterday heard testimony from defense and nonproliferation experts regarding President Obama's nuclear deal with Iran. The hearing also tackled the issue of Iran's ballistic missile program, which is often ignored in the larger debate about its nuclear ambitions. Ambassador Robert Joseph, an arms control expert, told members of Congress that Obama's Iranian nuclear deal "will represent perhaps the single greatest strategic mistake in the national security area in the past 35-plus years." |