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RUSH: Now, Louisiana State Senator Elbert Guillory has released a video message to his constituents about why he switched parties from Democrat to Republican. Now, the fact that there have been Democrats switch parties is not new. The fact there have been black Democrats switch parties is not new. But State Senator Elbert Guillory does it in an historical way and says things that you don’t hear ever, from anyone from the civil rights coalition. We have three sound bites from this. The whole thing, if you look at this in the right frame of mind, could be a tear-jerker.
Considering they now know they were targeted by a major government institution - and if rumors are true, with the backing of the White House - they'd be foolish not to be energized...
Rep. Diane DeGette, a Colorado Democrat, stumbled over a question concerning the right to life of a baby in five months of development on Tuesday during a presser on Capitol Hill. After stammering over answers claiming that "States" had laws concerning abortions, DeGette eventually shut down the questioner and called a bill that would prevent abortions after 20 weeks "unconstitutional."
Isn't it grand to see their own rhetoric used against them? It's even better when they can't answer the question without either damning their own side or sounding like callous fools.
Not just a stain on our character, but a blood stain on our population if we don't get with the program. These people hate us - it's not what we do, but who we are. Period. End of story. All the talking in the world will get us nowhere.
WASHINGTON (CNN) — The director of the National Security Agency said Tuesday that he will provide details of two previously classified cases in which secret surveillance programs thwarted terrorist plots. Gen. Keith Alexander told the House Intelligence Committee that the plots were more than 50 that the programs helped prevent, and he would provide classified details of the others to the legislators. Panel Chairman Rep. Mike Rogers welcomed his testimony on the benefits of the secret programs. "I think you have struck the right balance between protecting sources and methods, and maintaining the public's trust — by providing more examples of how these authorities have helped disrupt terrorist plots and connections," Rogers, a Michigan Republican, said in his opening statement.
I hope he isn't planning on working anytime soon - evoking God publicly is the kiss of death in Hollywood. Now, if he'd talked about Buddhism or some other Eastern religion, he'd be asked to speak at seminars and coffee klatches of the rich and famous.
Why would they want to, when they get food stamps, free cell phones, housing assistance, free health insurance, etc.? Then they can sit around all day and watch their neighbors on Jerry Springer.
Next week, Martinez — who was one of the first 29 Dreamers in the United States who received a work permit and authorization to be in the country under the Obama administration’s deferred action program — will begin working for IBM in California. His first day on the job is June 19, four days after the one-year anniversary of President Barack Obama’s announcement of the deferred action program.
I see - Martinez must be doing one of those jobs Americans won't do...
They now have offices? Does that mean they hire secretaries and accountants and other staff? Can women apply?
Could it be that, perhaps, he has more in common ideologically with the terrorists than with average Americans? Just a thought.
“I don’t pay a lot of attention frankly to what Barak Obama Says…I find a lot of it; in other areas not credible…I am obviously not a fan…”
Dick Cheney on NSA surveillance program, part 2
Boy, that's going to tick off the leftist elites! :-)
But they can probably hear Tea Party members talking about saying grace during a breakfast meeting.
It's amazing how these low- to middle-level bureaucrats don't want to take the fall for the bigwigs and the administration on this. They're tattling in droves.
It's easy to have a great media strategy when you have the media in your pocket. It's not so easy to have a Syria strategy when you're more interested in your own image than effective foreign policy.
Apologists will call this protected speech and tell the rest of us that we are racists...
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