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The news these days is all about Firefox — including the recently-released Beta 2 of Firefox 3 a.k.a Gran Paridiso — but Mozilla is already on the move prepping for it's next greatest innovation, and they need some help.
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The Grand Summit Hotel
The Grand Summit Hotel
Hotel Guest Rating: 6.8/10
570 Springfield Avenue
Summit, NJ 07901
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Welcome to the The Grand Summit Hotel
Complimentary breakfast and high tea distinguish the Grand Summit Hotel for Priceline guests, an architectural gem with all the amenities of today, including a seasonal outdoor pool and Wi-Fi access.
Hotel Features
The handsome, four-story Grand Summit, built in 1868, offers 150 rooms outfitted with pillowtop mattresses covered in high-quality linens and gourmet coffeemakers. There's Wi-Fi available in every room, along with docks for your mp3 players and LCD TVs with premium cable channels and on-demand movies. The cozy tavern serves an on-the-house breakfast every morning, and a complimentary high tea is served on weekdays. Guests keep up with their fitness routines in the workout room. The laundry service keeps you looking spiffy. There's a free shuttle service to downtown Summit, and parking is available.
Hotel Location
The upscale Mall at Short Hills is two miles from the Grand Summit, and the celebrated Baltusrol Golf Club is three miles away. I-78, just a short drive from the hotel, will take you the 15 miles to downtown Manhattan, or pick up a New Jersey Transit express train less than a mile away. Newark Liberty International Airport is 13 miles east.
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The Grand Summit Hotel welcomes Priceline guests with "beautiful" architecture, a "nice" restaurant and a "very accommodating" staff.
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July 18, 2016
July 18, 2016
Staff was very nice
UPDATE please...especially the elevator.
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June 2, 2016
June 2, 2016
The decor is not my cup of tea but it was very clean and comfy.
Verified Hotel Guest from Winnetka, IL
April 20, 2016
April 20, 2016
Getting hit with a $9.75 nightly parking fee to park my own car in their empty lot.
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January 15, 2016
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January 15, 2016
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Location in reference to my destination
I did not appreciate having to pay to park in the lot. That left a bad taste in my mouth.
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January 2, 2016
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November 3, 2015
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November 3, 2015
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Hot water in the shower was good but not in the sink
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October 12, 2015
October 12, 2015
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October 2, 2015
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Biz center
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July 31, 2015
July 31, 2015
LIke the old hotel feel
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July 27, 2015
Restaurant served dinner until midnight.
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Piraeus Port Authority SA, Greece's biggest port operator, posted an 8.5 percent decline in full-year profit as revenue dropped.
Net income last year fell to 6.5 million euros ($8.7 million) from 7.1 million euros in 2010, according to an e-mailed statement from the company today. Revenue declined 9.9 percent to 105.1 million euros.
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Court rules against US Navy's current use of whale-harming sonar
Life just got a little better for whales, dolphins and other marine mammals.
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Levi's wants you to help lower the impact of jeans
Today, Levi's released a new Life Cycle Assessment for their jeans as part of an effort to promote more sustainable water usage.
A half dozen projects that are for the birds
The Sustainable Forestry Initiative fosters relationships and awards grants to improve bird habitat management throughout the U.S. and Canada.
The Guardian calls on Wellcome Trust & Gates Foundation to divest from fossil fuels
The British newspaper is embarking on a major climate campaign, and applying strategic pressure to two major charitable trusts to join the growing movement to divest.
London assembly tells mayor: Divest £4.8B pension fund from fossil fuels
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Florida crimethinks "climate change" and "sea-level rise" down the memory hole
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Kenya's Shilling Strengthens, Snapping Three-Day Losing Streak
Kenya's shilling snapped a three-day losing streak, gaining the most in a week, as the central bank tightened liquidity in the market.
The currency of East Africa's largest economy appreciated as much as 0.5 percent and strengthened 0.2 percent to 84 against the dollar by 2:47 p.m. in Nairobi. That's the biggest one-day gain on a closing basis since June 20.
"The shilling has gained as the central bank resumes its operation of removing liquidity from the market," John Muli a dealer at Nairobi-based African Banking Corp., said in a phone interview today.
Kenya's central bank, which had stayed out of the market for five days, accepted all 6.55 billion shillings ($78 million) of bids for seven-day repurchase agreements and term-auction deposits at a sale today, said a central bank official, who declined to be identified in line with policy. The bank accepted bids for 3.6 billion shillings of seven-day repurchase agreements at a weighted-average rate of 17.733 percent and 2.95 billion shillings of 14-, 21- and 28-day TADs at a rate of 18 percent, the official said. The bank offered 10 billion shillings.
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I am very happy with my flat screen great picture, great sound, very easy to operate, I would recommend to anyone.
Since my computers have an HDMI output I connect new flat panel displays before assembling and run a pixel test program. This shows up any bad pixels or dirt trapped between the LED display and the protective cover. I only buy monitors or flat panel TVs with HIDIM inputs anymore. Once that is done I assemble the stand. This one was a little hard to put together but it's solid. Performance, my other displays and TVs are 1080 so 720 suffers a bit in the clarity department but this set pulls in signals better using a set of budget rabbit ears. I was surprised at the number of stations because the antenna is on the table behind the set. If you can go bigger a 1080 display may cost more but I think you would be happier. My entertainment center cabinet is only 27 inches wide so 29 inch was as large as I could fit in it. I'll post again after my Toshiba has some hours on it.
Saw the 29" Toshiba on sale for under $200.00 and snagged it. This replaced a smaller screened Vizio; easiest installation I've ever experienced! Practically set up by itself! Have a 37" Toshiba that I purchased in 1995 that is still working GREAT; know that it is quality and a familiar brand. Ordered it online and had it within a week!
I got the TV as a gift for my granddaughter and she is thrilled with it. Excellent quality.
Very good sound.many picture adjustments.excellent picture guality.can also hook up wireless head phones via audio out.has more connections than most high priced led TVs.
I think it is a pretty nice tv, does everything I wanted, but did think the sound is not the best in the world, but is adequate.
Great picture and sound. Delivered in 48 hours. Easy set-up. Very happy with purchase!
I had heard about how the picture on the LED television was too bright and it made the colors impossible to adjust. That report is so true. If you like your image to be washed out, then I would recommend this TV to you. If you like true to life color then buy a Sony Bravia.
Thought it was a good deal til today when it quit working. Came with no owners manual. Am takiing it back to walmart today.
For me, with the cost of dedicated computer monitors of this size cost prohibitive, I selected the TOSHIBA LEDTV for the price and it has more than met my expectation (serving as a monitor). Set up by connecting to the provided VGA input and 'mini' input for audio was straightforward (though the latter requires a switch in the settings, PC instead of HDMI). Not having used it as such, I suspect it would serve very well as a TV (a member of my family has several TOSHIBA TVs and they have given good service).
I wanted a 29" to fit in my current entertainment center and the size of my living room. I researched all the brands that come in this size and decided to order the Toshiba. I recently installed Direct TV and have an old VCR/DVD combo. They all work together, excellent.
Nice sound, great picture on this TV. It is very light, easy to set up. I received it for a sale price of $259.00. Very Happy!
I used this for a 2nd monitor. The resolution is about what I expected (pretty decent), and works great for the price. This is strictly work related, so I cannot comment about gamming capabilities. Monitor is thin and quiet.
I bought this TV to watch in my computer room. Its just the right size and has numerous hook ups, so connection should never be a problem. Money well spent!
This is very good for the price,Toshiba make a great HDTV for the bedroom. Going to get one more for the Patio room to watch football on.
My daughter was thrilled. This was her first real TV she received to go to college. She thought the picture was great,
I have absolutely no complaints. I had to slightly adjust the color. The sound and picture are great.
I would like to flat wall mount it so I can lay in bed and watch it with out 3 pillows
For the money, you can't get a better tv.
Tochiba 29L1350U Television (29") worked ... BUT ... A: Tochiba seems not to produce or support a USER GUIDE other than the five or six sheet "Quick Start" that comes with the TV ... B: If more than one HDMI device (DVD Player, etc) are plugged into the (3 available) HDMI ports of the television, a myriad of things go wrong (including screen freezes) all of which spell out "this isn't working right" ... C: The Interactive Program Guide would only display current and next program - to view another channel's programming you must EXIT IPG, switch to desired channel and re-enter IPG ... D: When changing channels, the current channel dims a bit for a few seconds before the desired channel appears with a banner at the top of the screen indicating that you're using an antenna (or whatever), what channel is playing, what picture size this is, and other things taking up 1/8th of the screen for what seems to be forever ... E: The VGA worked and displayed my laptop screen very nicely - if you want sound, connect an audio-out 3.5mm plug at the laptop to the external RCA audio pair at the TV (you can purchase the 3.5 to RCA cable on the internet) ... F: Headset usage is left as an exercise for the user ... Gee - I returned this one and purchased aother brand.
I had a hard time figuring out how to hook up my dvd player and my son's wii to this tv. The new tv is hd and I am not used to that. For about 2 days, I'm not gonna lie, I wanted to throw this tv out the window. The instruction booklet that comes with it is not that informational. HOWEVER a walmart employee walked me RIGHT through the set up and now I am extremely satisfied. The sound probably would not be the greatest if you were putting it in a big room, but I have a very tiny apartment and it works fine for me. Great picture. No problems so far with it.


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Orthostat from Taynat, 8th century BCTwo warriors on a chariot and a gigantic slain enemy under the chariot.Reported to have been found at Tell Tainat in 1896.Tell Tayinat (Tell Tainat) is located about 25km east to the city of Antakya. The site is about 800 meters to the site of Tell Açana. The site's ancient name was probably Kunulua which was the capital of Neo-Hittite kingdom Patina/Unqi (which were names used by Assyrians). Several orthostats and ornamented columnbases were found, which date to 9th - 7th centuries BC.Correspondent: J.M.Criel, Antwerpen.Source: Website of 'hittitemonuments.com' .
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More than 50 barbecue enthusiasts participated in St. Mary Chamber of Commerce-sponsored cook-off that featured competitive cooking teams, corporate teams and St. Mary Parish teams, and a children's competition. The many teams included Smokin' D's Barbecue, top photo, composed of Chris Watts, left, and DeWitt Watts. (The Daily Review/Diane Miller Fears)
Bad Influence Alterations held a benefit car show and sound competition Saturday for Franklin Senior High School's athletic department. The event raised $1,000, and there were 10-15 sound competition participants and 15- 20 car show participants. Organizers say the event may become annual. (Photos by Colin Murphey)
'Dunk the police' fundraiser Saturday
The public will have a chance to dunk a Morgan City police officer Saturday as part of a fundraiser for the multiple sclerosis research.
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The city of Morgan City's mosquito control department will hold a drive Saturday to collect unused tires.
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Morgan City Police radio logs for July 15
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Sheriff: Man caught with drugs, guns during home search
A 35-year-old Amelia man was arrested Thursday on charges of possession with intent to distribute three different drugs after St.
Festival poster unveiled
Artist Tony Bernard of Lafayette and Louisiana Shrimp & Petroleum Festival Queen Anna Washburn unveil the 2016 festival painting and poster Thursday evening at the Cajun Coast Visitors & Convention Bureau Welcome and Interpretative Center. This is the second year the festival has commissioned Bernard to create the festival poster. The festival will be held Sept. 1-5. (The Daily Review/Zachary Fitzgerald)
Artist Tony Bernard created the 2016 Louisiana Shrimp & Petroleum Festival poster hoping it would be a piece of artwork that people will be more likely to display in their homes than a typical
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Family and friends are invited to a Mass of Christian Burial and a Celebration of Life service for Robert H.
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Laura Ann Alfred, of Morgan City, passed away on Wednesday, July 13, 2016, at her home at the age of 85.
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Officials expect big economic impact from Dixie Youth regional tournaments
Two Dixie Youth baseball regional tournaments, with more than 20 out-of-town teams coming to Morgan City and Bayou Vista, are expected to have an economic impact of at least $180,000 on the area, a


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everyone say i have to give my cat away when my baby gets here
We have four cats and a dog and have had no problems. You just have to use common sense and not leave them alone together when LO is a newborn. You never know, your cat may have 0 interest in the baby.
OP your cat will survive. Trust me. Just make sure you give her love and hugs when you can. She will adjust. I've had cats with all of my pregnancies, infants and now kids. No problems what-so-ever.
My cat thinks I'm his "mothership". He loves me so much that he's willing to risk his own "life" (lol) to get lovin from me by coming around when my 2 year old is in my lap. When he's had enough "abuse" from the toddler he runs off. No harm, no foul.
For the record, I don't allow my kids to be mean to the cat...they have all learned how to take care of animals, be kind, earn their trust...etc. I think being a responsible pet owner can provide some wonderful lessons for kids growing up.
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"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Except for bears. Bears will kill you"
Jessica 28,DH Jason 30, DS Jason Jr 7, DSJayden 5, waiting on DS Baby Jordan!
Then don't give her up! She'll be fine and adjust to having a little one around. Their thinking is a little ridiculous...any new addition is going to cause some disruption to the family order at first - whether it is with DH, DS, DD, furbabies, etc. People get through it and adjust. Keep the kitty!
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Absolutely not. My pets are family too. I hate that people have this crazy misconception about cats being bad with babies.
My cat has zero point zero problems with anyone's kids - he has the good sense to hide when they're running around causing trouble, and then checks them out when they're sleeping.
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Chelsea Clinton Spills the Beans on Hillary's Plans to Confiscate Guns Using the Supreme Court
April 26, 2016 | Filed Under 2nd Amendment, Anti-Americanism, Australia, Bill of Rights, Constitution, Courts, Democracy, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Free Speech, Freedom, Government Corruption, Gun Control, Guns, Hillary Clinton, Judges, Liberals, President, Progressives, Regulation, Supreme Court, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Chelsea Clinton Spills the Beans on Hillary's Plans to Confiscate Guns Using the Supreme Court
-By Warner Todd Huston
We here are the Federalist Papers Project have been warning that if Hillary Clinton becomes President she will be a true anti-gun president and will seek to confiscate our guns and put a major crimp in our Second Amendment rights. Now Hilary's own daughter, Chelsea, is flat out admitting that what we have been saying here is 100 percent correct: Hillary will seek to destroy the Second Amendment.
In an MSNBC broadcast of comments made at a campaign event in Maryland, Chelsea Clinton flat out admitted that her mother would seek to undermine the Second Amendment and take away our rights. Chelsea also specifically noted her mother will stack the Supreme Court with extremist liberals who will follow her policy to destroy the Second Amendment.
"It matters to me that my mom also recognizes the role the Supreme Court has when it comes to gun control," Chelsea said this month. "With Justice Scalia on the bench, one of the few areas where the Court actually had an inconsistent record relates to gun control. Sometimes the Court upheld local and state gun control measures as being compliant with the Second Amendment and sometimes the Court struck them down."
"So if you listen to Moms Demand Action and the Brady Campaign and the major efforts pushing for smart, sensible and enforceable gun control across our country, disclosure, have endorsed my mom, they say they believe the next time the Court rules on gun control, it will make a definitive ruling," Clinton added. "So it matters to me that my mom is the only person running for president who not only constantly makes that connection but also has a strong record on gun control and standing up to the NRA."
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Hillary Clinton Hints She'll Back Gun Confiscation as President
April 22, 2016 | Filed Under 2nd Amendment, Anti-Americanism, Concealed Carry, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Free Speech, Freedom, Government, Government Corruption, Gun Control, Guns, Hillary Clinton, Law, Liberals, Liberty, NRA, Progressives, The Law, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Hillary Clinton Hints She'll Back Gun Confiscation as President
-By Warner Todd Huston
At a recent campaign event on so-called "gun violence," Hillary Clinton said Americans own too many guns and then said she'd do something about this "problem" when she becomes president. What else could this mean but confiscation?
Clinton was speaking at round-table-like forum on guns held at St. Paul's Baptist Church in Philadelphia, where she insisted we have too many guns.
"When it comes to guns? We have just too many guns," Hillary said to the applause of those in attendance. "On the streets, in our homes, in our neighborhoods."
She went on to say America must address the "epidemic" of guns and hinted that if she were to become president she would do something about it all. But what would that "doing something" look like?
Well, it must be remembered that last year Clinton spoke positively about the gun confiscation policy imposed on the people of Australia. Clinton said the Australian policy is one "worth considering" and said it could be imposed using the Obama program "Cash for Clunkers" as a model.
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Flashback: Bernie Sanders Kicked Out of Hippie Commune for Shirking Work
April 21, 2016 | Filed Under Business, Capitalism, Communism, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Economy/Finances, Ethics, Government Corruption, Jobs, Liberals, President, Progressives, Senate, Socialism, Uncategorized, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Flashback: Bernie Sanders Kicked Out of Hippie Commune for Shirking Work
-By Warner Todd Huston
In a new book chronicling the history of a 1970s commune, an author claims that self-avowed socialist Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders was kicked out of the place for shirking the work required of its residents.
According to author Kate Daloz, in 1971 when he was 30-years-old, Bernie Sanders came to the commune just as he was launching his career in the socialist Liberty Union Party.
But after staying for a period of time, the commune's staff asked Sanders to leave because he spent all his time sitting around talking about politics and taking other residents away from the work they were required to do to keep the facility running.
In the forthcoming book We Are As Gods, Daloz presents a history of the Myrtle Hill Farm commune situated in picturesque Northeast Vermont.
According to the Freebeacon, the author says that Sanders went to the commune for research purposes. Apparently he was writing an article on natural childbirth for the Liberty Party Union's magazine, "Movement."
But according to author's interviews, Sanders was a disruptive influence among the hippies and yippies living there.
Daloz found one resident named Craig who told her he "resented feeling like he had to pull others out of Bernie's orbit if any work was going to get accomplished that day."
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Today is the Anniversary of When Republicans Outlawed the Democrat Run KKK Terror Group
April 19, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Civil Rights Act, Civil War, Congress, Conservatives, Democracy, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, GOP, Government Corruption, History, Liberals, Policy, President, Progressives, Senate, Slavery, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Today is the Anniversary of When Republicans Outlawed the Democrat Run KKK Terror Group
-By Warner Todd Huston
It is indisputable that the Republican Party is really the party of civil rights, not the Democrats. And today we have one more example of that truism with the 145th anniversary of the Republican Party's essential outlawing of the Ku Klux Klan, the Democrat Party's domestic terror group.
The actions against the Klan stemmed from an outrageous massacre of nearly 300 blacks perpetrated by white, Democrat Klan members in Louisiana in 1868.
On September 28, 1868 — three years after the Confederate south lost the civil war — a mob of marauding whites rampaged through Opelousas, Louisiana and massacred nearly 300 blacks who were Republican voters.
The outrage began when white, Democrat KKK members attacked the white owner of a Republican-leaning newspaper. The newspaper editor, a former school teacher for black students, was defended by several black friends during the attack and this action enraged the mob further sending them on a day-long spree of murder and mayhem.
The attack was so outrageous that the Republican Party acted to essentially ban the KKK. By April 20, 1871, the GOP passed a law banning the oppression perpetrated by the KKK when President Ulysses Grant and Congress passed the Ku Klux Klan Act, also known as the third Enforcement Act. The law established penalties against anyone who tried to deprive any other citizen the benefit of equal protection under the laws of the United States. The law also gave the president the power to use the military to ensure that the rights of blacks were upheld.
This interest in civil rights carried all the way to the 1964 Civil Rights bill that was passed with the overwhelming support of Republicans.
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Obama's Promise to Destroy the Coal Industry Has Been Kept
April 16, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Business, Cap and Trade, Climate Change, Coal, Congress, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Economy/Finances, Elections, Electric, Energy, Environment, EPA, Ethics, Freedom, Government, Government Corruption, Jobs, Liberals, Liberty, President, Progressives, Regulation, Taxes, The Law, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Obama's Promise to Destroy the Coal Industry Has Been Kept
-By Warner Todd Huston
Back in 2008 Barack Obama was given little notice when he told the editorial board of the San Francisco Chronicle that if he became president he'd work to destroy the coal industry, both for miners and power providers. Now, as his presidency comes to an end we see he has kept that promise.
This month, despite that coal is still one of the world's leading sources of energy, America's biggest coal company, Peabody Energy, filed for bankruptcy. Peabody joins a growing list of bankruptcies of other American coal concerns including Alpha Natural Resources, Arch Coal, and Patriot Coal.
Granted the industry had problems before Obama came along, but those problems became but a small part of the insurmountable obstacles put in their way by Obama's policy to "bankrupt" the coal industry.
And before you think we here at Publius Forum are just being hyperbolic, no, "bankrupt" is exactly the term Obama used in his interview in 2008.
Here it is in Obama's own voice…
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Let's Clear Something Up About a 'Contested' GOP Convention, Voters DON'T Count and NEVER DID!
April 2, 2016 | Filed Under Conservatives, Democracy, Democrats/Leftists, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, Liberals, Policy, President, Progressives, Republicans, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Let's Clear Something Up About a 'Contested' GOP Convention, Voters DON'T Count and NEVER DID!
-By Warner Todd Huston
There is a lot of valid angst about who will become the nominee for both the Republican and the Democrat Parties this year. We are in a day when the voters are clearly pulling in a multitude of ways and not giving any candidate an overwhelming nod. But there is also a lot of BS about how "the will of the voters" is being thwarted by the party system and much of this is misinformed.
I am not saying that none of this should make you mad. Just get the facts before you get mad. Don't shy from getting mad, just be informed while you do it!
Let's just get one fact out of the way at the outset: your vote in a primary is not and never was the only or even the final say on who the party picks for its nominee. The will of the voter does matter in a general election where the nation picks the president, but not as much in a primary when the parties are picking who they will offer up as a candidate for the forthcoming general election. The fact is, primaries are not "the election."
It is the party that picks the nominee, not the voter. Yes, the votes in the primary are a key guide for the party and yes, if the vote is overwhelming for a particular candidate both parties generally chose that candidate. But, the fact is the parties — any party — can pick who ever the heck they want quite regardless of the vote totals.
After all, that is what a party is for, to control its destiny and policies.
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This Sci-Fi Board Proves How the Internet Makes You Stoopid
March 30, 2016 | Filed Under Comic Books, Democrats/Leftists, Entertainment, Ethics, Government Corruption, Hollywood, Liberals, Movies, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
This Sci-Fi Board Proves How the Internet Makes You Stoopid
-By Warner Todd Huston
The Internet can make you stupid and an exchange I had on a science fiction/comic book board is yet more proof of that.
The subject at hand was the effect mutants would have on humanity. I contended that people with mutant powers would end up becoming an oppressive force because their superior abilities would give them unstoppable powers against "normal" people who have no such abilities.
Even if they started out as a minority they'd eventually fight back and their enhanced abilities would not only allow them to win but they would then go on become a major threat to non-powered humans. This, I said, is human nature. Humans with power — even the figurative power of the majority-controlled political establishment that we've seen in history — always worked to oppress minorities to some extent and often to the worst extent possible. From royalty, to religious tyrannies, to communism, they all either used the power of the majority, the raw power of might, or a combination of both to oppress the undesirables.
I then used this example to illustrate my point:
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The 'Bechdel Test' Proves How Feckless Liberalism and Radical Feminism Really Are
March 28, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Democrats/Leftists, Entertainment, Ethics, Feminism, Free Speech, Freedom, Gays, Government Corruption, Liberals, Media, Media Bias, Movies, Progressives, Socialism, TV, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
The 'Bechdel Test' Proves How Feckless Liberalism and Radical Feminism Really Are
-By Warner Todd Huston
Conservatives like to scoff at the stuff and nonsense that is modern liberalism and its attack on traditional values and the so-called Bechdel Test is a perfect example of this foolishness of the liberal/feminist milieu. The very fact this "test" is even a thing shows how feckless and silly feminism and liberalism are.
For those blissfully unaware, the Bechdel Test is a way to ascertain if a TV show or movie pays enough fealty to feminism. The "test" measures how often two female characters talk to each other about men — whether it be a potential boy friend, a current boy friend, or a husband, or an object of desire or even a father figure. The purported goal of the test is to ascertain whether the characters are indulging the stereotype of women being fixated on pursuing men or otherwise showing they are somehow subservient to the male of the species.
The test may seem simple enough — are women in the film more worried about the men in the film or are they portrayed as more well rounded characters with a richer, deeper development? But in fact, it is meaningless box checking that ignores context and the actual story of the show.
But more significant is the fact that this whole "test" is based on a joke. No, really… an actual joke.
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Obama Takes Criticism for Doing Wave at Ballgame, Dancing While Brussels Burns
March 24, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Communism, Cuba, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, EU, Europe, Foreign Policy, Government, Government Corruption, ISIS, Islam, Islamofascism, Jihad, Liberals, Middle East, President, Progressives, Religion, Sharia, Socialism, Terrorism, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Obama Takes Criticism for Doing Wave at Ballgame, Dancing While Brussels Burns
-By Warner Todd Huston
Even as the world is still reeling from the aftermath of the terror attacks in Brussels, Obama has been seen dancing and taking in baseball games like he doesn't have a care in the world.
Hours after the attacks that killed over 30 people — including some Americans — President Obama gave the outrageous atack a mere 50 seconds of time in a speech otherwise filled with praise for communist Cuba and condemnation for the U.S.
Only an hour or so later, as Obama enjoyed the day's event planned by his dictatorial communist hosts, the same President who only had 50 seconds of his time to discuss the attacks in Brussels was seen doing the wave at a Cuban baseball park.
Not long afterward the press were treated to scenes of the President doing the tango with a lovely Cuban woman who was not his wife.
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Trump Needs to Take Responsibility For His Rhetoric
March 13, 2016 | Filed Under 1st Amendment, Anti-Americanism, Censorship, Communism, Conservatives, Constitution, Crime, Democracy, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, Federalism, Free Speech, Freedom, GOP, Law, Liberals, Policy, President, Progressives, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Trump Needs to Take Responsibility For His Rhetoric
-By Warner Todd Huston
There is a big argument being waged between Trumpeters who say he is utterly innocent for the violence constantly occurring at his rallies and those who say it is all his fault because of his bellicose rhetoric. The truth is, Ted Cruz is right. It isn't an either or, it's a little of both.
To start out, I don't want to say that the violence being whipped up by your Move-On, George Soros, Occupy-type leftists are justified. Nor is it dismissible. The protests we are seeing over the last month at Trump rallies are not spontaneous bands of local citizens upset about Donald Trump. They are organized, anti-American agitators who are using Trump to foster anarchy.
These people have been around for decades. They are the same people who peopled the failed Occupy Wall Street "movement," the same type of people who helped organize the 1968 Chicago convention riots, the same who have organized unrest, destruction, race hatred, and attacks all across the country since the anarchist craze started at the turn of the last century. They are all of a piece, all un-American, all hateful of our system and history.
Further, none of this violence would be happening at Trump rallies if they were not organizing ahead of time and making efforts to invade Trump rallies in order to try and foster violence.
And before I go on I should say that the leftists perpetrating violence at these rallies are not to be excused for what they are doing. They are wrong. Their actions–even if expected–are wrong.
However, there is a reason these people aren't targeting Cruz or Rubio or Kasich or any of the other candidates before them. It is because Trump has invited them with his own bellicose rhetoric.
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Illegal Alien Arrested for Serial Murder Spree
March 10, 2016 | Filed Under Amnesty, Barack Obama, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, DHS, Ethics, Government Corruption, Immigration/Immigrants, Liberals, Mexico, President, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Illegal Alien Arrested for Serial Murder Spree
-By Warner Todd Huston
Another one of Obama's "DREAMERS" has been nabbed after a state-wide manhunt. This week the Missouri State Patrol arrested an illegal migrant who was suspected of going on a murder spree after being "accidentally" released by federal immigration officials.
Police apprehended Pablo Antonio Serrano-Vitorino around midnight on Wednesday as he fled authorities in central Missouri nearly 175 miles away from the scene of the murder of four people in Kansas City.
Witnesses told Kansas City police that Serrano-Vitorino, a Mexican national, was seen running from the scene of the crime carrying an AK-47 rifle.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials (ICE) said Serrano-Vitorino had already been deported from the U.S. 12 years ago but had illegally re-entered the U.S. sometime before his fingerprints were flagged in the system last September when police in Overland Park, Kansas arrested him for a traffic violation.
ICE officials, though, apologized saying they "regret the error" for sending a retainer order to the wrong police agency resulting in Serrano-Vitorino's release back into the public.
From there, police say that Serrano-Vitorino eventually killed four men in a home in Kansas City. During the manhunt, Missouri police came across a fifth victim shot as Serrano-Vitorino attempted to evade police. This fifth murder is also being attributed to the suspect.
Serrano-Vitorino was taken into custody as he tried to hide in a ditch after abandoning his vehicle.
Police have not yet determined a motive for Serrano-Vitorino's murder spree but the investigation continues.
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John Kasich and His Big Government Education Disconnect
March 4, 2016 | Filed Under Budget, CPAC, Democrats/Leftists, Education, Ethics, GOP, Government Corruption, Liberals, Liberty, Ohio, Progressives, Public School, Republicans, Taxes, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
John Kasich and His Big Government Education Disconnect
-By Warner Todd Huston
Ohio Governor John Kasich talked about education at the GOP debate in Detroit, but what he said essentially reveals the disconnect between apparent conservative rhetoric and a less conservative love of big government.
Talking about how the schools in Cleveland, one of the largest cities in his home state of Ohio, have been turning around lately due to new policies, the Governor tried to wrench that into federal policy.
Those local policies may be all well and good, but one sentence he unleashed that night revealed a dichotomy between conservative boilerplate and the usual, big government nonsense we see from establishment and Washington Republicans.
"And, frankly, look, if I were president," Kashich said, "I'd take 104 federal programs, bundle them into four buckets, and send it to the states, because fixing schools rests at the state and the local level, and particularly at the school board level."
Notice the disconnect? He began talking about those "buckets" of federal money he'd "send to the states" for education. And why would he send all those buckets loaded with tax dollars? Because "fixing schools rests at the state and the local level, and particularly at the school board level."
So, what is the disconnect?
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Jude Law is Proof Once Again That Actors Should be Ignored Off the Screen
February 28, 2016 | Filed Under Britain, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Entertainment, EU, France, Government Corruption, Hollywood, ISIS, Islam, Islamofascism, Jihad, Liberals, Movies, Progressives, Rape, Sharia, Syria, Terrorism, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Jude Law is Proof Once Again That Actors Should be Ignored Off the Screen
-By Warner Todd Huston
Actor Jude Law seems to fancy himself some sort of intellectual philanthropist but his trip to the illegal Muslim migrant camp in Calais, France nicknamed "The Jungle" proves once again that actors should be ignored when they are off the screen because they are generally too stupid to be worth anyone's time.
Actor Law visited "The Jungle" just ahead of its being shut down and demolished. He went there to highlight the "plight" of these illegal migrants and to plead for his own nation of Britain to allow even more of these lawbreaking, rapists and thieves into his country.
Full of faux compassion, Law traipsed around with a coterie of other actors and British celebrities– all of whom were surrounded by a security squad. They filmed some silly special meant to fool Brits into feeling sorry for the migrants but the criminal nature of these people was too much for them to subdue for long because after the cameras stopped rolling these so-called "refugees" turned on Law's security team and robbed them of their wallets and cell phones.
If it wasn't so affirming it would be funny — neigh hilarious — that these British do-gooders went to Calais to "help" these illegal migrants only to be attacked and robbed for their troubles.
So, how did Law and his foolish fellows characterize the incident?
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Can You Be a Conservative and Also a Trump Voter?
February 27, 2016 | Filed Under 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Anti-Americanism, Conservatives, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, Liberals, Policy, President, Republicans, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Can You Be a Conservative and Also a Trump Voter?
-By Warner Todd Huston
A few weeks ago I wrote a piece saying you can't be a conscientious conservative and refuse to vote for Donald Trump if he faces Hillary Clinton in a general election. But can you also be such a conservative and vote for Trump in a primary?
Before I go on, here, I have to note that I am not a Trump supporter. Even though I wrote you have to vote Trump if the choice is between him and Hilary in a general election contest, I'd rather see any general election for Trump avoided from the start.
So, the straight answer to the question posited in the headline above is "no." No you can't be a committed conservative and vote for Trump in a primary. If you are voting Trump you are one of three types of voter and none of the three can be a committed conservative.
Three Types of Trump Supporters
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New Bill Set to Give Illegals Voting Rights in New York City
February 22, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Constitution, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Elections, Ethics, Free Speech, Freedom, Government, Government Corruption, Judges, Law, Liberals, Liberty, New York, New York City, Progressives, Regulation, States Rights, Transparency, Vote Fraud, Voter ID, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
New Bill Set to Give Illegals Voting Rights in New York City
-By Warner Todd Huston
Activists are pushing a new a new bill that would give illegal migrants living in New York City the right to vote in city elections starting in 2017.
According to the New York Post, Bertha Lewis, head of the Black Institute, said the bill is meant to allow all people to vote. "We want to expand the right to vote for everybody, not suppress the vote. What a radical idea," she said.
The bill would give an estimated 1.3 million illegals in the Big Apple the right to vote for mayor, city comptroller, borough president, and city council members.
Saying, "People want to come out of the shadows," Lewis insisted the new right would be a logical next step after Mayor de Blasio's new program of issuing municipal I.D. cards to illegals was enacted.
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Politics, Left And Right, Dumbed Down to 'Fairness'
February 12, 2016 | Filed Under Budget, Business, Capitalism, Communism, Congress, Conservatives, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Economy/Finances, Education, Ethics, Free Trade, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, House of Representatives, Liberals, President, Progressives, Public School, Republicans, Senate, Socialism, Taxes, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Politics, Left And Right, Dumbed Down to 'Fairness'
-By Warner Todd Huston
As the presidential primaries roll out across America it has become clear that the voters are revolting against the establishment — both on the left and the right. Usually we think of the Republicans and Democrats as being polar opposites, but in today's climate large numbers of voters on both sides are lining up in opposition to the elites for exactly the same reason. Both the left and right are in revolt over "fairness."
Large numbers of voters, those voting for Trump on the right side of the aisle and those voting for Sanders on the left, are upset that America is no longer fair for everyone. Certainly the definition of fair and the cure for this lack of fairness takes different forms on the left and right, but it is fairness they are both exercised about, nonetheless.
Many center right Americans are worried that the large youth vote jumping on the bandwagon for self-professed socialist Bernie Sanders is a harbinger for a collapse to come and proof that America's children have become communists. It is also proof that they have rejected the American ethos and tradition. But, while the end product might be much the same, I'd argue that it isn't true that these Sanders voters are really voting for actual socialism.
In fact, I'd argue that most of them haven't a clue what socialism even is. If they did they'd realize what a stupid idea it would be to vote for someone so foolish as to imagine socialism is a good idea. 20 years ago Bernie Sanders would have been thought of as a crackpot and would have been utterly dismissed from presidential politics.
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'Chicago Tribune' Critic Slams America's Love of Entertaining Super Bowl Ads
February 8, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Business, Capitalism, Chicago, Chicago Tribune, Democrats/Leftists, Economy/Finances, Entertainment, Ethics, Free Speech, Free Trade, Freedom, Government Corruption, Jobs, Liberals, Liberty, Media, Money, Progressives, Sports, TV, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
'Chicago Tribune' Critic Slams America's Love of Entertaining Super Bowl Ads
-By Warner Todd Huston
A Chicago Tribune TV critic was aghast that Americans often enjoy the commercials during the Super Bowl. Apparently he was upset about all that capitalism going on and mad that Americans don't rise up and throw their shoes at their TVs in revolt. Corporations are apparently all venal and wasteful, he alleges, and we shouldn't stand for it.
In his February 5 critique, Trib's TV scribe Phil Rosenthal got his dander up several days before the Super Bowl as the nation had already begun talking about the commercials everyone was looking forward to seeing. The prospects of capitalism seemed to have put Rosenthal in a foul mood.
The columnist's first assumption about why we enjoy many of the commercials was one literally no one believes.
"It's as if the fact that some marketer spent $5 million per half minute — up about 11 percent from $4.5 million last year — to pitch more than 100 million of us in the Super Bowl 50 audience obliges us to actually pay attention," he wrote.
No one watches Super Bowl commercials imagining they are obligated to do so because they are so expensive to air. No one.
But from this argument so early in his piece, one can begin to note the anti-corporate and anti-capitalist bent of the rest of the article.
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Here is How Democrats Are Using Immigrants to Destroy This Country
February 1, 2016 | Filed Under Amnesty, Anti-Americanism, Congress, Constitution, Cuba, Democrats/Leftists, Education, Ethics, Government Corruption, Immigration/Immigrants, Liberals, Mexico, President, Progressives, Public School, Security/Safety, Socialism, Uncategorized, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Here is How Democrats Are Using Immigrants to Destroy This Country
-By Warner Todd Huston
It is a well worn adage that America is "made up of immigrants." But the "making" occurred in an era when people moved to the United States in order to become Americans. Democrats, though, have taken that original intent and upended it to create a means to destroy the country instead of growing it. And there is no better example of this than the words of a Mexican immigrant who was asked to remark on the candidacy of Marco Rubio.
Before we get to this immigrant's statements about the young Florida Senator vying for the GOP nomination for president, we must address this "made up of immigrants" claim. In truth we are not made up of "immigrants," but of citizens.
Immigrants don't "make" a country. Citizens do. Yes, immigrants coming here are important to our republic, but immigrants become a nation's citizens and it is its citizens that make a country work.
Since immigrants become most useful to the country when they do, indeed, become citizens, it is so disheartening to read the statements of Las Vegas resident Maria Herrera, the rather un-American "citizen" interviewed by The Washington Post on January 10.
This woman was asked by the Post what she thinks about Florida Senator Marco Rubio, a man whose family originally hailed from Cuba.
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Liberalism Drips From 'X-files' Reboot, Slams Fox News and the Second Amendment
January 27, 2016 | Filed Under 2nd Amendment, Anti-Americanism, Democrats/Leftists, Entertainment, Ethics, Freedom, Government Corruption, Gun Control, Guns, Liberals, Liberty, Progressives, TV, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Liberalism Drips From 'X-files' Reboot, Slams Fox News and the Second Amendment
-By Warner Todd Huston
On Sunday evening after football the eagerly awaited first installment of the six-part "X-Files" reboot aired on Fox. Unfortunately, the writers let their liberalism interfere with common sense story telling as the first half of the show featured slams n Fox News host Bill O'Reilly and an attack on America's right to keep and bear arms.
The mini-series begins with the ostensibly conservative host of an internet-based TV show seeking out our intrepid FBI agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson). The character's name is a not-so-subtle allusion to Bill O'Reilly and the connection is made all the more tangible when O'Reilly is even cited as another crazy, conservative, conspiracy theorist.
The web TV host character is unsubtly named "Tad O'Malley" (Joel McHale) and the first words we hear from him are when Mulder brings his show up on a laptop computer.
Mulder opens his lap top to reveal an appearance of Barack Obama on the Jimmy Kimmel show playing across the screen. The FBI agent switches his screen to the "Tad O'Malley" show and we hear the host saying, "…it comes down to this: It's the mainstream liberal media lying to you about life, liberty, and your god given right to bear arms."
Immediately Mulder asks, "Why would I watch this jackass, Scully?"
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A Trump Presidency Would Mean a Do-Nothing in the White House and That Ain't a Bad Thing
January 23, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Capitalism, Congress, Conservatives, Constitution, Courts, Democracy, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Economy/Finances, Ethics, Free Speech, Freedom, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Law, Liberals, Politicians, President, Progressives, Republicans, Senate, Supreme Court, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
A Trump Presidency Would Mean a Do-Nothing in the White House and That Ain't a Bad Thing
-By Warner Todd Huston
I hate to burst your bubble, America, but if Donald Trump were to become president we would not get a president who "blows up the system," nor would we have a president who "does great things." What we'd have is a do-nothing for four (or perhaps 8) years. But that may not be a bad thing.
One of the reasons many center right voters have become Trump supporters is because they expect he'll upset the establishment's apple cart and destroy their grip on power by "doing things" that will give power back to the people. I put "doing things" in quotes because not a single soul out there knows exactly what "things" he could do in order to achieve the destruction of the establishment.
And therein lies the trouble. Trump hasn't laid out a realistic plan for anything. He just jumps on stage, rambles on and on spouting catch phrases and buzzwords all while offering no substance whatever. In this way he is exactly like our current failed president. When Obama first campaigned for office he was all full of well turned phrases, buzzwords, and airy claims but offered nothing by way of substance. He simply looked good and people just assumed he'd "do something" to rattle the status quo.
Where Trump differs from Obama is that Obama's entire history prior to running showed he would be a stiff-necked, unbendable, anti-American in the White House. He was an extremist, socialist-styled, doctrinaire left-winger whose entire life previous to the White House proved he'd do his level best to tear down the U.S.A. But his airy rhetoric fooled millions of idiots who voted for him while ignoring his past.
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New York Values? With Anthony Weiner, the Cuomos, Client Number 9, and Rampant Corruption, Cruz is RIGHT!
January 16, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Bill Clinton, Budget, Business, Congress, Conservatives, Constitution, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Economy/Finances, Elections, Ethics, Freedom, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Liberals, Liberty, New York, New York City, Philadelphia, President, Progressives, Religion, Taxes, Ted Cruz, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
New York Values? With Anthony Weiner, the Cuomos, Client Number 9, and Rampant Corruption, Cruz is RIGHT!
-By Warner Todd Huston
With New Yorkers wringing their hands and crying like babies over Ted Cruz' "New York values" comment, one has to laugh at the state whose denizens usually prides themselves on being so tough acting like two-year-old whiners. But, despite their stomping of feet, the fact is, Ted Cruz is right. New York values are corrupt, generally un-American and the perfect example of how not to be as an American. Sadly, there is very little good to say about the Empire State.
Yes, we all felt for New York during the attacks on 9/11. Yes, we stood with New York on that terrible day. But let's face it, that would be about the only time in the last 50 years that the rest of the country had any sympathy for that corrupt den of thieves. Further, the attack on the World Trade Center was not an attack strictly on "New York." It was an attack on the whole of the country. Remember, they also planned to hit the White House and did hit the Pentagon that same day. If the World Trade Center happened to be in Philly, it would have been Philly they targeted.
The truth is, New York is generally the worst of what the nation has to offer. It's taxes are too high, it is extremely liberal, it is pro-abortion, anti-Second Amendment, anti-business, it's politicians stand against American freedoms and liberties, and they are lovers of the nanny state.
Before we get farther into this, let's dispense with this silly "yeah, but some people there are great" argument. If you are going to employ that line of pap, you are a liberal because only liberals are so broad minded that everything falls through the cracks–especially truth.
Yes, yes, yes, there are "some people" who live in New York who are great. And they are a tiny, meaningless and powerless minority and because they don't actually control what the majority of the state does they are dismissed (and absolved) from the accusations against their fellows.
You see, you can't make a moral point unless you talk in generalities. If you didn't use what is a mean average for something, then nothing is ever "wrong." After all, something good can be found in just about anything and if you are going to use "something good" as your criteria, then nothing could ever be "bad" or "wrong." And in that case, you cannot have morals because that "something good" would always over power the moral truth.
Now, that being said, back to "New York Values": The "values" that prevail in New York–both the city and the state–are mostly horrendous, un-American, un-Constitutional, irreligious, and immoral. In short, New York "values" is a sarcastic remark because New York has no values, at least not any good ones.
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Candidate Obama Claimed He'd Skip Vacations as President–If He Lies About Such Small Things…
January 10, 2016 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Budget, Democrats/Leftists, Government, Government Corruption, Liberals, President, Progressives, Taxes, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Candidate Obama Claimed He'd Skip Vacations as President–If He Lies About Such Small Things…
-By Warner Todd Huston
Without question Barack Obama has proven to be the single biggest liar ever to sit in Washington D.C. But we can't say we weren't warned. His Alinskyite training aside, everyone should have realized what a liar he was going to be with his claims that if he were to become president he would take no vacations because the nation needed him so badly. And what has happened since election? Well, thus far he's spent $70 million of your tax dollars on vacations.
We are reminded of Obama's vacations lie by the news aggregation site Weasel Zippers which dredged up a video of then Senator Barack Obama promising he'd eschew vacations if he were to be elected president.
In a 2008 interview with The New York Times' Bob Herbert Obama was rambling about how presidents should "give their life" to the presidency. That led him to make his wild pledge.
"The bargain that any president strikes with is, you give me this office and in turn my, fears, doubts, insecurities, foibles, need for sleep, family life, vacations, leisure is gone," Obama said posturing. "I am giving myself to you."
This, of course, was an absolute lie. Obama never had any intention of eschewing vacations once he became President.
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Dear Baby New Year, THIS is What Liberals Have in Store For You
January 1, 2016 | Filed Under Budget, Business, Capitalism, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Economy/Finances, Education, Ethics, Free Speech, Freedom, Government, Government Corruption, Gun Control, Holiday, Jobs, Liberals, New Years, Police State, Progressives, Property Rights, Public School, Rape, Regulation, Sex Offenders/Rape, Taxes, The Law, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Dear Baby New Year, THIS is What Liberals Have in Store For You
-By Warner Todd Huston
The year 2015 is now in the rear view mirror and Baby New Year has waddled in, diaper and all. But baby, you are still young and naive and I hate to say it but you and the generation you are ushering in will have an awful time once you find out what liberals have in store for you.
First of all, you are lucky, Baby New Year, lucky that you even got a chance to see 2016. Were it up to any common liberal you'd have been aborted back in 2015 when you were still gestating. Granted there's a chance you'd have seen 2016 only to have your body diced up and sold for its lucrative parts. In any case, thank your lucky stars that you escaped the liberals' beloved slice and dice.
But don't think you are too lucky. After all, the bleak world that liberals have already set in motion for you is not one you're likely to enjoy.
Because, dear Baby New Year, liberals have already set the rules for your world as you grow up and it ain't gonna be pretty.
You may think that you are waddling into the United States, the land of freedom, liberty and self-determination. But the liberals have already killed that hoary old ideal. And don't speak too loudly because liberals have taken away your free speech. Say the wrong thing and you'll be thrown out of your school, you'll lose you job, and you'll become an outcast to society… such as it is.
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Anti-American Boston Judge Forces Christian Woman to 'Learn About Islam' for Punishment After Dispute with Muslim
December 26, 2015 | Filed Under 1st Amendment, Anti-Americanism, Bill of Rights, Christianity, Constitution, Courts, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Free Speech, Freedom, Government, Government Corruption, Islam, Islamofascism, Law, Liberals, Massachusetts, PCism, Progressives, Religion, Sharia, Society/Culture, Terrorism, The Law, Warner Todd Huston, Western Civilization | Comments Off on
Anti-American Boston Judge Forces Christian Woman to 'Learn About Islam' for Punishment After Dispute with Muslim
-By Warner Todd Huston
Once again proving that liberals are drifting farther every day away from American ideals and principles, an activist judge in Boston recently punished a Christian woman by order that she "learn about Islam" to settle a dispute brought to court by a Muslim tenant from an apartment building the punished woman owns. This couldn't be a more un-American–and un-Constitutional–punishment.
The case that came to Judge Paul Yee Jr.'s courtroom was between a Christian Pastor who owns an apartment complex in which several Muslim tenants live and one of his Muslim tenants. The complex owner, Daisy Obi, a 73-year-old ordained minister from Nigeria who is the pastor of the Adonai Bible Center in Somerville, Massachusetts, was accused of physically attacking her Muslim tenant and spewing anti-Muslim epithets at her.
The purported victim, tenant Gihan Suliman, claims that Obi called her anti-Muslim names and pushed her down a flight of stairs during an argument in April of 2012.
The case came before Yee, who is a 2009 Deval Patrick appointee to the District Court in Quincy Court One. He was previously an Assistant District Attorney for Suffolk County and was also a counsel for the Boston Housing Authority. Clearly Yee thinks of himself as a social warrior and not an adjudicator of law.
At the close of the case in 2014, Judge Yee ruled against Obi and sentenced her to two years in jail and to serve six months and have the rest suspended. But this self-righteous, activist judge also demanded another punishment by forcing Obi to "learn about Islam."
"I want you to learn about the Muslim faith. I want you to enroll and attend an introductory course on Islam," Yee said during the sentencing phase of the trial. "You have to give some kind of written documentation to probation that you have in fact done that."
This is clearly both un-American and un-Constitutional.
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The Kwanzaa Scam: It's A Fake Holiday Created by A Racist, Rapist And Torturer
December 19, 2015 | Filed Under Christmas, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Government Corruption, Kwanzaa, Liberals, President, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
The Kwanzaa Scam: It's A Fake Holiday Created by A Racist, Rapist And Torturer
-By Warner Todd Huston
Every year I post a piece about the shocking truth about Kwanzaa. That it is a racist holiday created by a rapist and torturer who poses as a "professor." This year will be no exception.
Kwanzaa, the purported "African" holiday celebrated only in the United States, is the ultimate politically correct holiday. It is little observed, even by our own African American community, of course, but those that do celebrate it are wholly unaware that this faux holiday was created in 1965 by a man with a very troubled past. For Kwanzaa's creator, Maulana Karenga, has a violent, racist criminal record, and is even a rapist who was convicted of torturing his victims.
Each year, with the onset of Christmas, we are treated to another gauzy, fluff piece about how great Kwanzaa is by yet another PC spewing columnist. In one article this year the world was treated to aggrandizement such as that in The Wave newspaper from Los Angeles, California with its titled, "As it nears its 50th year, Kwanzaa strives for relevance," or another LA-based paper exited to tell us about the, "Symbols and Insights of Kwanzaa: Deep Meanings and Expansive Message," and then there was last year's Dallas Morning News piece titled,"Look forward to Kwanzaa celebrations with storytelling, music and more." We even find such helpful sites as TeacherPlanet.com's, "Kwanzaa Resources for Teachers." And this year we got the happy talk from Illinois with City Plans Kwanzaa Celebration December 26. Yes, the world is filled with celebratory lionization of Kwanzaa.
But about a half dozen years ago, the Houston Chronicle got in the act with a piece by Leslie Casimir titled "Learning about Kwanzaa from the holiday's creator." This one, though, was a bit different than the usual how-great-is-Kwanzaa theme because this particular piece celebrated the inventor of the faux holiday, Maulana Karenga, himself. So, instead of merely celebrating the manufactured holiday, Casimir amazingly made a hero of the rapist, race monger and violent thug who created it! To Casimir, Kwanzaa creator "Maulana Karenga" was a hero.
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You Can't Be a 'Conservative' OR an American and Vote Hillary Over Trump
December 8, 2015 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Conservatives, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Donald Trump, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Liberals, President, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
You Can't Be a 'Conservative' OR an American and Vote Hillary Over Trump
-By Warner Todd Huston
NOTICE: This is not a Donald Trump Endorsement piece, Now… Voting for president can be tricky, sometimes, especially if you are a good conservative who feels that the GOP nominee is unsuitable. Many good conservatives are saying this about Donald Trump and feel that they just can't pull the lever for him. But if you are an anti-Trump conservative who won't vote Trump and instead are claiming that you'll pull the lever for Hillary you are neither a Conservative nor an American. Period.
Being a true blue American conservative (or a "red" one in today's color coding) can be an annoying thing when it comes to presidential politics. As a conservative you'll instantly understand that the GOP is not a conservative Party but is, rather, the far less liberal of the two national parties… but still essentially liberal in far too many ways to be comfortable. It's our job as conservatives to drag the center left GOP kicking and screaming farther to the right where they belong. But we don't always win that argument, especially when it comes to a presidential nominee.
So, deciding for whom to vote in both the primaries and the general is often a choice on the lesser of two evils for conservatives.
Then there is the bromide attributed to one of America's most famous conservatives, William F. Buckley, who said that a true conservative should vote for the "most conservative" option in any given election. So, conservatives have that hanging over their heads, too.
But there are times when neither candidate from the Democrat or Republican parties is a conservative choice. Mitt Romney was one of those. Others felt the combative and self-loathing John McCain was also in that category. And it goes without saying that the Democrats haven't had even a remotely conservative choice since Truman. But regardless how you felt about all those particular candidates real conservatives have had few choices for quite some time.
That brings us to Trumpmania.
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Advance Preview of Obama's 'Terrorism' Address: 'America, We Must Become a Nation of Sheep Led to the ISIL Slaughter'
December 6, 2015 | Filed Under 2nd Amendment, Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Congress, Conservatives, Constitution, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, France, Free Speech, Freedom, GOP, Government, Government Corruption, Gun Control, Guns, Humor, ISIS, Islam, Liberals, Police State, President, Progressives, Regulation, Religion, Republicans, Security/Safety, Sharia, Terrorism, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Advance Preview of Obama's 'Terrorism' Address: 'America, We Must Become a Nation of Sheep Led to the ISIL Slaughter'
-By Warner Todd Huston
We here at PubliusForum.com have been fortunate enough to be afforded a sneak peek at Obama's "terror" address that he will be giving today. Without further ado, the president of the United States:
My fellow Americans, tonight I felt it was important to come before you so that you could hear what I think about these horrible attacks my country has suffered these last few weeks.
Certainly I grieve for those who fell victim to the gun violence my country is embroiled in. I am heart broken by the loss the victims' families feel and understand their pain. Sadly, with their lives filled with the pain caused by the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, they have little room in their minds to help me advance my ideas. Tonight I hope to put an end to that.
Many un-American people who don't understand who we are as a people want to continue this wretched gun culture that has made me embarrassed to visit other countries. To them I say "no more." No more will I sit idly by and allow them their Second Amendment rights. No more will I allow my people to stand armed against my policies. No more will I let my countrymen to have the last, best chance to answer back to terrorists by being armed with needless, dangerous, assault guns.
My country is suffering an occupation of sorts worse than any ISIL terrorist invasion. Republicans who cannot accept that I won are certainly more dangerous than any ISIL terrorist, especially since my policies have completely contained ISIL to a small and dwindling part of Iraq and portions of Syria.
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Hysterical Atheists Lose: Maryland Judge Tosses Lawsuit Against WWI Memorial Cross
December 2, 2015 | Filed Under 1st Amendment, Anti-Americanism, Atheism, Christianity, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Free Speech, Freedom, Government, Government Corruption, Law, Liberals, Liberty, Maryland, Progressives, Religion, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Hysterical Atheists Lose: Maryland Judge Tosses Lawsuit Against WWI Memorial Cross
-By Warner Todd Huston
It's about time one of these baseless, nuisance lawsuits against some decades-old display of the Christian faith was given the heave-ho out of court, as all of them should. And that is just what happened to a lawsuit demanding the removal of a cross memorial to the fallen of WWI that was erected nearly 100 years ago.
In a judge's decision on Monday, Maryland federal judge Deborah Chasanow threw out a lawsuit that was demanding the removal of a cross monument standing in mute tribute to The Great War that was erected at the intersection of State Route 450 and U.S. Route 1 in Bladensburg, Maryland. The display was built by members of the American Legion in 1925.
The monument is part of a park built to Maryland veterans and also contains memorials to soldiers who died in WWII, Pearl Harbor, the Korean War, Vietnam and other wars and battles.
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Facebook Can't Handle The Truth: Censors Image of Muslim Kids Playing With Human Head
November 21, 2015 | Filed Under Barack Obama, Children, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Facebook, Islam, Islamofascism, Liberals, President, Progressives, Security/Safety, Syria, Technology, Terrorism, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Facebook Can't Handle The Truth: Censors Image of Muslim Kids Playing With Human Head
-By Warner Todd Huston
Amidst President Obama's dangerous campaign to import hundreds of thousands of Syrian "refugees" into the U.S.–any number of whom WILL be ISIS terrorists–Facebook revealed its desire to help Obama by censoring a photo of a group of Muslim kids joyously playing with a human head as a toy.
Last week I posted to my personal Facebook account a photo of a pack of Muslim boys playing with a human head.
Along with the photo I wrote that the image was "A reminder: Here's some of Obama's "orphans" so deserving of getting imported into the U.S."
This quip of mine was in reference to Obama's absurd jab at Republicans who oppose his ISIS member importation policy where he said that Republicans were afraid of "widows and orphans."
In any case, I posted the photo to show that we do, indeed, have something to worry about where it concerns Obama's "orphans." After all, these kids are raised to have no respect for "infidels," they are raised to think that non-Muslim lives are not worth anything. And that is what Obama wants to bring here!
Further, we have a great example of a "widow" and her "orphans" who were allowed to come here without restriction in the persons of the Tsnaraev brothers who later became notorious as the Boston marathon bombers. These two young men were Muslim "orphans" from Kyrgyzstan who ended up as imported terrorists.
Yet, Facebook refused to allow my legitimate politically poignant photo of Muslim boys playing with a human head to stay up.
Facebook can't handle the truth.
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Obama is Lying: U.S. Law DOES Ask Refugees for Religious Info and a Democrat Sponsored the Rule
November 21, 2015 | Filed Under Barack Obama, Congress, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Government Corruption, Immigration/Immigrants, Islam, Islamofascism, Law, Liberals, President, Progressives, Religion, Republicans, Security/Safety, Senate, Sharia, Syria, Terrorism, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off on
Obama is Lying: U.S. Law DOES Ask Refugees for Religious Info and a Democrat Sponsored the Rule
-By Warner Todd Huston
As President Obama continues his push to wildly expand his plans to bring in hundreds of thousands of Syrian "refugees" into the U.S. despite what happened in Paris only a week ago, he is attacking anyone who opposes his dangerous policy. In particular he said that requiring a "religious test" for refugees is "un-American." Yet, U.S. law does have a religious test in its refugee laws and in one case that test was put in place by a Democrat.
In a November 16 press conference held in Antalya, Turkey, Obama viciously attacked those opposing his desire to flood the U.S. with Muslims any number of whom will be–not might be–ISIS supporters. During his conference Obama called opponents "shameful" and "not American" for standing against him.
"When I hear folks say that, 'Maybe we should just admit the Christians but not the Muslims,' when I hear political leaders suggesting that there would be a religious test for which person who's fleeing from a war-torn country is admitted, when some of those folks themselves come from families who benefitted from protection when they were fleeing political persecution, that's shameful," Obama said.
"That's not American," Obama blurted out. "That's not who we are. We don't have religious tests to our compassion."
Continuing to push his dangerous expansion of his Syrian refugee policy, later in the week Obama outrageously said that Syrian refugees are no more dangerous than any other "tourist" who visits the U.S.
Obama's desire to warp our famed principle of freedom of religion as cover for his desire to flood the nation with dangerous Muslims is as galling as it is cynical because U.S. law really does have several instances of a "religious test" for refugees.
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