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Tag: BenghaziBy Cathy, Section Events
Overpasses for Obama's Impeachment EventBenghazi Remembrance Day National Patriot Sign Wave Sept 11th Ludington-Mason County US 10/31 Intersection between Meijer and Taco Bell. Parking at Taco Bell or Park&Ride. Two sessions: 8:00-11:00am and 3:30-6:30pm. Please come! You can bring signs or we can make them when you get here! Just come! (1 comment) Comments >> By JGillman, Section News
Apologies for a late posting on this.
On this Memorial Day, I would like to have a special remembrance for those who died in Benghazi while serving the united states. Included are armed services Veterans Glen Doherty and Sean Smith.
Our prayers are extended for all in our armed forces who have served, their families, and the brave men who died defending US soil and interests overseas. Our thanks and gratitude overflows. (3 comments) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section Multimedia
I could not possibly agree more with Senator Cruz. And, that's the problem. The Sea of Red sent in 2010, has lost my trust. Remember 4/10/2011: "By the way Neil, they're [House Republicans] 100% of the spending bills and taxing authority under the Constitution. They can stop whatever they want to stop." Bonus: it's good to read that Priebus is backpedaling on his spineless reach across the aisle herd (ya, it's about as politico speak squishy as it gets without full omission of being complicit). Nonetheless, Ted Cruz forced Reince to put those cards on the table - Cruz, like Reagan ultimately did, Eleventh Commandment be damned! (2 comments) Comments >> By Kevin Rex Heine, Section News
Though not 'Michigan centric', this is far too important to not have on the front page of every blog. - JG
"This week marks the 40th anniversary of the Watergate hearings. For those of you too young to remember, back then the administration had an enemies list. They were spying on reporters, and they used the IRS to harass groups they didn't like. Thank God those days are gone forever." (Jay Leno, circa last week) Jay Leno may yet accomplish with President Obama what Johnny Carson did with President Nixon, in that JWC turned RMN into a national laughingstock, and thus greased the skids for Tricky Dick's premature exit from the White House. We can only hope that JDL can accomplish the same with BHO before February 2014 rolls around. Four scandals, count them, four. Benghazi, the IRS's thuggish behavior, the DOJ wiretapping the AP, and the EPA's selective fee waivers. Those are just the ones that are currently "front-page news." There're plenty of others from the earlier years of this Administration (Operation Fast & Furious comes to mind), and there are likely others not yet brought to light. Solomon had it absolutely right when he said that there is nothing new under the sun. The more I hear or read about what's going on, the more I find myself in agreement with Speaker Boehner: I'm not interested in who's losing their job over this; I want to know who's going to jail over this.
(6 comments, 1955 words in story) Full Story By jenkuz, Section News
I don't know about you, but I kind of resent that I have to repeatedly beg a few men in a far off city to do the right thing.
Representative Frank Wolf has 146 Co-Sponsors to House Resolution 36, which calls for a Select Committee to investigate the attack on Benghazi. According to The Hill, while many of the members of the committees that oversee this issue have signed on to HR 36, the chairmen of those committees and Speaker Boehner stand against a select committee. The Chairmen in question are:
Chairman of the Intelligence Committee: Mike Rogers R-MI More below.. (2 comments, 635 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section Multimedia
Generally the front page won't see too much of the national news that has no Michigan ties.
However, Judge Jeanine Pirro in this clip puts the most appropriate perspective on the Benghazi affair that I have seen. There are a lot of questions that need to be answered, and I'll stop short of total agreement with, or assigning motives to the administrations lack of action and its subsequent cover ups, but I recognize incompetence when I see it. Only the most shallow butt kissing sycophant could not recognize this administration is in way over its head.
Well done Judge. (2 comments) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section Multimedia
This is the jackboot that is the Democratic Party, and the Obama administration.
Impossible not to notice that at Romney rallies the crowds merely chant USA!, USA!, USA! With the DNC Left, it's four more years, and a perverse satisfaction of a police state. H/t Gateway By Corinthian Scales, Section News
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