Michelle Malkin **Written by Doug Powers Recently, Democrats were celebrating the overturning of the Defense of Marriage Act that was enacted in 1996. Bill Clinton congratulated himself for helping lead [Read More]

I don’t often link WZ (don’t ask), but my good friend Moe Tom loves Zippers and he sent this to me, so we will make an exception. Also, I have [Read More]

What were the reverend’s official duties according to the Mississippi  House Speaker pro tempore’s filings? Campaign Organizational Assistance. Sounds… ummm… slushy. Story at Cottonmouth . H/T  tiffanyparrish.com Follow her on [Read More]

Big Government One week after traveling to Mississippi to do his utmost to help Senator Thad Cochran (R) beat Tea Party rival Chris McDaniel, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) talked about [Read More]

TRS The videos below of illegals at a bus station in Laredo, Texas were taken by Brandon Darby, who also writes: A glimpse into the reality of the thousands of [Read More]

Moonbattery- Recently Ron English uploaded a video depicting a baby Jesus doll hanging from a coat hanger with a sign saying: Hobby Lobby Aborted Baby Jesus. It is unclear who orchestrated this [Read More]

Arbroath Officers found a bag filled with refuse including 5 to 10 pounds of used kitty litter. Police knocked on the door of the apartment where they believed the trash [Read More]

Embarrassed Idaho Community Cancels Homecoming Parade/Celebration For Bowe Bergdahl….

USA Today In Maureen Dowd’s latest column for the New York Times, she describes her scary experience eating a pot candy bar while reporting on legalized marijuana in Colorado. She sat [Read More]

via CNN  Chester Nez, last of original Navajo code talkers of World War II, has died. Chester Nez, the last of the original Navajo code talkers credited with creating an [Read More]

If you believe the Washington Post it looks like the Republicans are actually trying to win back the Senate. The GOP now has solid nominees — backed in most cases [Read More]

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Daily Signal At the heart of the longest continuing cease-fire in American history, the divisions between North and South Korea are stark. One building—used for the occasional negotiation—is situated so [Read More]