A criminal statute threatens.  If you don't comply with the law, you are forewarned that your life, in some cases, your liberty, in other cases and your property in most cases, will be taken away from you by force if necessary.  Armed agents of the government are empowered to take you into custody, jail you and confiscate your property through fines if you are found guilty of non-compliance.

So, are you still on the fence with regard to the clearly unconstitutional health care bill currently under consideration?   Well, be forewarned:

Today, Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Committee Dave Camp (R-MI) released a letter from the non-partisan Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) confirming that the failure to comply with the individual mandate to buy health insurance contained in the Pelosi health care bill (H.R. 3962, as amended) could land people in jail.  The JCT letter  makes clear that Americans who do not maintain “acceptable health insurance coverage” and who choose not to pay the bill’s new individual mandate tax (generally 2.5% of income), are subject to numerous civil and criminal penalties, including criminal fines of up to $250,000 and imprisonment of up to five years.

In response to the JCT letter, Camp said:  “This is the ultimate example of the Democrats’ command-and-control style of governing – buy what we tell you or go to jail.  It is outrageous and it should be stopped immediately.”[Ways and Means Committee Website]

Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, the man who shot and killed 13 people and wounded 30 more at Ft. Hood yesterday was listed as having participated in the Obama transition task force, according to World Net Daily.

In a document published by the Homeland Security Policy Institute at George Washington University, Hasan is listed on page 29 as having participated in an event from which the report "Thinking Anew-Security Priorities For The Next Administration: Proceedings Report of the HSPI Presidential Transition Task Force, April 2008-January 2009" was published in May of this year. 

Daniel Kaniewski, deputy director of the Homeland Security Policy Institute at George Washington University affirmed to WND in a telephone interview this morning that the Nidal Hasan listed as attending the meetings of the HSPI Presidential Transition Task Force was the same person as the alleged shooter in the Fort Hood massacre.

"Muslims should stand up and fight the aggressor," Hasan said about America before he and possibly other Muslim soldiers at Fort Hood shot 43 fellow soldiers, killing 12, who were returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.

"He said Muslims had a right to attack" the U.S., said Col. Terry Lee, who worked with Hasan at the Texas post, where the devout Sunni Muslim refused deployment. "He said Muslims shouldn't be fighting Muslims," he added. "He was very clear on that."

According to an explosive new book, "Muslim Mafia: Inside the Secret Underworld That's Conspiring to Islamize America," Hasan is just the tip of a jihadist Fifth Column operating within the ranks of the U.S. military- which is too blinded by political correctness to see the threat. [WorldNet Daily]

The Huffington Post confirms via George Washington University that WND's claims are grossly overstated.

"[Hasan] has no role on the task force, other than the fact that he attended these meetings as an audience member, as did hundreds of others." Hasan's name appears on the list of participants only because he provided the HSPI with an RSVP, indicating his attendance. [GWU director of HSPI Frank] Cilluffo told me, "We always record RSVPs and publish them as a matter of transparency, and will continue to do so."

Hasan is not connected in any way to George Washington University or the HSPI, University officials have said.  WorldNet Daily is the main source for the stories regarding the Obama birth certificate issue.

I just saw this video of the way in which the Democrats, or at least one democrat, on at least one occasion, conduct business in OUR House of Representatives.  Your blood should boil.  It was published by Eric Cantor.

Now before we search the bra of another college girl flying home for Christmas, or make a wheel chair bound grandma leave her toe nail clippers behind could we please stop pretending that the enemies of our way of life are not currently, and predominantly, Islamists, like Major Nadal Malik Hasan who shouted the Jihad war cry as he was killing innocent Americans?

It doesn't have to be an official policy, but if the rest of us are a little worried about the Iranian guy in front of us as we board a plane, can't we at least allow law enforcement and military officials a bit more freedom from the politically correct BS being hyped by our esteemed president who earlier this year declared the United States to be on of the the largest Muslim nations in the world? 

Can we please profile now?  Maybe just a little bit?

At the UK forum the other day Rand Paul appeared and spoke to the students, but none of the other leading candidates for the United States Senate made the trip.  Paul made light of Trey Grayson's absence, saying that perhaps he was too busy studying the recent poll results which put Paul ahead of Grayson among likely republican voters.

But then the forum moderator made a phone call to Trey and let him speak over the Public Address system from Frankfort.  Okay, but then Trey tried to do a homey little connection with the group and fell flat on his face.  Here's the video, take a look:

Look Trey, catch the wave man. The typical phony politician image is being rejected all across America. If you want to win this thing then you have to play the new game, and if your old coach won't let you, change coaches.

Ky State Senator Damon Thayer has made good on his promise to file a bill seeking to put expanded gambling on the ballot for consideration by the voters, perhaps as early as next November.  So now the question is, what's Damon up to?

First, his long standing relationship with the horse industry might be argued as his motivation, since the biggest proponents of slot machines in the Commonwealth are the race tracks.  But according to the Lexington Herald Leader, they are opposed to Thayer's bill.

[T]he bill has gotten a cold reception from the horse industry, which views it as hostile because it would not guarantee racetracks got expanded gambling. Instead, the racetracks would have to compete openly against other potential operators for a slots facility in their counties.

Also, the bill would require local voter approval, which would give opponents two chances to block slots.

Horsemen have characterized Thayer's bill as a political move that offers too little too late. [Lexington Herald Leader]

Second, Thayer represents voters in Owen, Grant, Scott and southern Kenton counties.  There are no race tracks in his district.  Neither is his district comprised of folks likely to be big proponents of gambling of any sort.

Of course Thayer has said that this bill is designed to get the issue on the table instead of allowing it to fester in Frankfort and distract government from the serious task of dealing with budget problems in the upcoming session.

But others in the know have said that Governor Beshear has shown "zero" interest in dealing responsibly with the root cause of Kentucky's fiscal issues and has instead placed all of his chips on the casino solution.

For example, some republicans contend that if the government would eliminate the prevailing wage law we would see considerable savings in tax dollars spent on government projects.  In addition, if Kentucky became a "right to work" state we would be much more competitive when it came to attracting new industry to the Commonwealth which in turn would provide jobs and revenue now being lost to other states in much more palatable industries than the cry that we are losing out to neighboring casinos.

Instead of pre-filing bills to deal with these issues and then taking the lead to convince the voters that we can fix our problems without trying to balance the budget on the backs of the poor, Thayer could have shown more boldness.

So one has to wonder, what is Damon Thayer up to?  Who is behind his bill and are the track owners right that this is just some sort of political game playing?

If Thayer wanted to remove gambling as an obstacle to getting more serious business done in Frankfort, ("We must move forward so that the Governor can focus on working with the General Assembly in a bipartisan manner to address the serious public policy issues facing Kentucky") his decision to pre-file a casino bill which is likely to become the focal point in the upcoming session needs a little more explaining than that which he has given it thus far.

Article after article has been written discussing the so called "split" within the republican party.  And of course for those who think that separating babies from their mother's wombs with a suction hose is okay, well, tearing things apart is something to be celebrated.

Yet despite the hope of all conservatives that the republican party quickly sober up from its post Bill Clinton period of partying like a bunch of drunks indulging heavily in the intoxicating world of arrogance and a sense of superiority, there is clearly a looming problem for the GOP as it starts down the road to recovery.

A recent political cartoon makes the point that the resurgence of the GOP is based upon its image as the champion of fiscal conservatism.  However, that same cartoon suggests that in order to redefine itself for a broader appeal, the GOP must abandon its identification with social issues.  And of course we all know what that means.  "Social issues" is a code phrase for "pro-life".

Rush Limbaugh has said many times that the New England elitist republicans want to control the party and wish the GOP would jettison the pro-lifers.

I suspect that this cocktail set found a kindred spirit in Barack Obama when he told a group of donors in San Francisco that "those people" in our part of the country were bitterly clinging to guns and religion with antipathy towards people who aren't like them.  If Limbaugh is right, a similar arrogance prevails among the Rockefeller republicans from whose ranks we get Rudy, Bloomberg and Olympia Snowe.

Yes we all need a group of committed leaders who practice, not just preach, a conservative fiscal agenda.  Yes we know that Medicare is bankrupt, Social Security is bankrupt and that we are borrowing or printing money at a rate which will ultimately destroy us if someone doesn't take hold of the reins and stops this runaway stage coach before it goes over the cliff.

But what will happen to the social conservatives if the newly re-formed republican party kicks them out?  Where will they go?

Certainly they won't find a home among democrats.  And whether they form a new party or just sit on their hands, abandoning them will not help the republicans win elections.

In all of politics there is one good lesson.  Those who hold power control the agenda.  Therefore, in order to control the agenda you must first gain power.  It might be that the fiscal conservatives can glue together enough independents and worried democrats to win a few seats that have recently gone blue, but odds are without the social conservatives they will still come up short.

What the GOP needs to do is get behind those in Congress who want to pass some form of sanctity of life legislation which will satisfy the pro-life Americans and get that issue off the table.  In order to gain power under the newly designed identity as the financially responsible party, the GOP must have the votes of social conservatives and must get them solidly on board early.

Stop playing around with pro-life issues.  Find a way to get the votes to get that issue passed and then tackle the budget issues.  Let's get our priorities in line and make life as certain in America as death and taxes.

A Planned Parenthood leader has resigned after watching an ultrasound image of an abortion.  There is hope for mankind when our souls finally convince our brains.  Here is the video interview:

An electrician was asleep with his wife when they were awakened by a knock at the door. The man feared something wasn't quite right about the early morning visitor, so he put a handgun in his pocket just in case. As he opened the door, police say two suspects tried to push their way inside. The man drew the gun from his pocket and fired twice, hitting both suspects. The suspects fired a return shot as they fled. One of the suspects died nearby. Police were seeking his accomplice. (News Sentinel, Knoxville, TN, 08/06/09)

REPRINTED WITH THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE NRA

A new television series has premiered called "V".  Do you think these clips might be poking some fun at Obama?  Take a look:

Congress has been exposed for making a backroom deal which will keep abortion funding language in the health care bill hidden from public view until the last minute where it will be re-inserted just before the vote.

Lawmakers said the abortion compromise may not be included in the final version of the bill to be released as soon as Wednesday, called the “manager’s amendment.” Instead, it may be included in the “rule,” which is done the day before the vote. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said Tuesday he did not consider that a violation of his pledge to have the bill language available for three days before a vote.

“If Democrats continue to add closed-door deals to their bill after their manager’s amendment has been introduced, they will break their 72-hour promise,” said Brad Dayspring, spokesman for House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.). “What else might they include in the final version without Congress and the American people knowing about it?”

Centrists and liberals are at odds over language that some interpret as allowing federal funds to go toward abortions.

FULL STORY CLICK HERE

From MSNBC:

A Brazilian bricklayer reportedly killed in a car crash shocked his mourning family by showing up alive at his funeral.

Relatives of Ademir Jorge Goncalves, 59, had identified him as the victim of a Sunday night car crash in Parana state in southern Brazil, police said.

As is customary in Brazil, the funeral was held the following day, which happened to be the holiday of Finados, when Brazilians visit cemeteries to honor the dead.

He did not get word about his own funeral until it was already happening Monday morning.

A police spokesman in the town of Santo Antonio da Platina said Goncalves rushed to the funeral to let family members know he was not dead.

"The corpse was badly disfigured, but dressed in similar clothing," said the police spokesman, who talked on condition of anonymity as he wasn't authorized to discuss the case. "People are afraid to look for very long when they identify bodies, and I think that is what happened in this case."

EDITORIAL:

Jacob Payne over at PageOneKentucky noted that Kentucky's Mitch McConnell yesterday expressed optimism for the 2010 elections based upon Tuesday nights election of republican governors in Virginia and New Jersey.  But who the hell does he think gets the benefit of those results, him?

McConnell, R-Ky., said the election results will make it more difficult for the president to convince Democrats to support a sweeping health care bill.

McConnell offered strong support for Sen. Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, the one Republican who has voted in favor of Democrats’ health care proposals to date.

“The return of the independents is extremely important. And if they’re there a year from now, we’ll have another very good election.” [ABC]

"We" who, Mitch?  The republican power brokers, like yourself, who continue to support RINO's for the sake of party label only?  Don't you get it?  The move afoot in this nation is not based upon blind party loyalty. 

The move afoot in this country is based upon a new awareness that the only loyalty that counts is a loyalty to the people and principles of this nation which have made us great.  And that "we" ain't you.

Paul, who has been very serious in his delivery so far on the campaign trail took Grayson's absence as an opportunity to inject a little humor into the event. "He said he thought Grayson, a fellow Republican, may be “too busy reviewing the latest poll results” to attend the forum", Brammer writes.  A new Survey USA poll shows Paul leading Grayson among likely republican primary voters.

Paul Ibrahim, writing for the North Star National has hit upon a disturbing trend.  A bunch of former GOP donors are finding more than one reason to not send money to the RNC, republican candidates or their local party.

“No one’s life is a waste,” a colleague wrote me in reaction to Dede Scozzafava’s withdrawal from the NY-23 congressional election. “You can always serve as a bad example.”

While we can certainly agree with this statement, it is about time we ask, how many bad examples does the Republican establishment need before it learns its lesson?

In 2004, strong support from the Republican establishment allowed liberal senator Arlen Specter to survive a Republican primary challenge from conservative congressman Pat Toomey by a minuscule margin.

In 2006, the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) wholeheartedly catapulted itself into a Rhode Island Republican primary, where it spent $1.2 million on behalf of left-wing senator Lincoln Chafee and against his conservative opponent, Steve Laffey, while the Republican National Committee (RNC) deployed the 72-hour get-out-the-vote drive it usually saves for general elections against Democrats. At around the same time, conservative Virginia Senator George Allen lost reelection by a razor-thin margin, handing the Senate over to the Democrats. To say that all the resources wasted by the Republican establishment in Rhode Island would not have had a good chance of giving Allen an extra 0.2 percent of the vote in Virginia would be naïve, to say the least.

In incredible irony, conservatives who had contributed money both to Laffey and to the Republican Party (with the assumption that the money would be used to protect conservative policies against liberal ones) were now seeing their hard-earned cash fighting itself on the airwaves of Rhode Island. Chafee won the primary, lost the general election, and when he no longer needed the Republican establishment, he predictably left the Republican Party and endorsed Barack Obama for President.

Of course, this does not mean conservatives should withhold their money from all elections. There are alternatives. They can contribute to individual candidates.

But enough with the blind contributions to the Republican Party, and with the blind voting for establishment-backed candidates. That the establishment attempts to save face every time it loses, at it is doing now by supporting Hoffman two days before the election, should not blind anyone from the fact that only hours ago, it was throwing money at a genuine leftist while trashing Hoffman, and that in the coming months, it will be supporting a decidedly non-conservative Charlie Crist over a perfectly conservative and perfectly electable Marco Rubio in the Florida Republican Senate primary.

Thus, until the Republican establishment truly gets it – and it might take a long time – conservatives must unite in pledging not one more cent to the Republican Party. There is no sense in subsidizing a permanent Republican minority – and one that isn’t even true to its principles.

For a continued discussion of the un-learned lessons of the GOP, this one article is a must read for conservatives who continue to get fund raising letters from the GOP establishment.  The upshot of the article?  "Not one more cent to the Republican Party"

When "The Hill" speaks, people listen.  Just listen to what they said today:

Forget the spin and the slop. The real winner of the 2009 elections is the public official and candidate who has championed the core insurgency driving the election. It is Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul.

Paul embodies the anti-Washington, anti-tax, anti-big government, anti-financial insiderism viewpoints that are galvanizing large numbers of activists and voters. It is not a majority, but a majority has never been Ron Paul's goal. Paul is a conviction politician, an idea man, an advocate and a change agent.

I agree with some things Paul says, and disagree with others, but the truth of the matter, politically, is that his agenda has moved center stage and his people are highly motivated and this is a serious movement that is underestimated and misunderstood by Washington insiders.

But for now, for today, my take is forget the smarties and forget the smoothies, because the real winner of the 2009 elections is the gentleman from Texas, Mr. Ron Paul.

FULL STORY HERE

Voters in Maine repealed a state law which allowed for same sex marriages.  Many had suspected that Maine would be the most likely place for the legislation to survive, however its defeat there brings the total to a unanimous 31 states which have said "NO" to same sex marriage when it has been put to a vote by the people.

Over two years ago I warned you that the United States was becoming increasingly more vulnerable to the Communist Chinese in the area of cyber and space warfare.  Now they have admitted their plans.

China’s air force chief has called military competition in space “inevitable”, a departure from Beijing’s past insistence that it is not pursuing space programmes for military purposes.

“The militarisation of the sky and space is a challenge to the peace of mankind. In the face of this challenge, you don’t have a voice unless you have power. Only if you have strong power can you protect and safeguard peace,” Gen Xu was quoted as saying.

Read Full Story At Financial Times

According to the latest news this morning, with 88% of the vote counted, Hoffman conceded to Owens who is apparently the winner with only 49% of the vote.  The majority of the voters wanted somebody else.

Yet you can bet your sweet bippy that the democrats will spin this as a victory for themselves against the backdrop of a night when John Corzine (D), governor of New Jersey was defeated despite substantial efforts on his behalf by President Obama.  They will also use the NY race to offset their stunning loss in Virginia where conservative candidate Bob McDonnell trounced the democrat, Creigh Deeds in a state which made history by voting for Barack Obama last year.

All in all the night clearly spoke to a growing dissatisfaction with the current progressive fiscal agenda being pursued by Obama, Reid and Pelosi.  It also spoke loudly for the role of independents in the upcoming elections of 2010 as they broke heavily for the conservative candidates in what many see as a complete reversal of their course over 2008.

News around the nation will certainly be buzzing about the timing of the Paul campaign in a year when outsiders like Doug Hoffman in New York and conservative republicans like Chris Christie in New Jersey and Bob McDonnell in Virginia have sent a message to both entrenched democrats and republicans alike in Washington DC.  Paul's stunning performance in Kentucky is surely a shock to many party loyalists.

What might be even more shocking is the poll taken during a conference call tonight initiated by Congressman Jim DeMint with conservatives around the nation.  Those numbers for Paul are out of this world, with nearly 80% of the nationwide callers expressing a preference that Paul be in the Senate over what many think was Mitch McConnell's pick, Trey Grayson.

And notice that I said "was".  Speculation is not just mine that Grayson's loss of poll position coupled with his second place finish in the fund raising race last quarter might be just the combination of factors to make Mitch McConnell's support of Grayson cool faster than a freon blast.

Paul's response was the simple message that there is more work to do.  Grayson dismissed the loss of position by saying "polls numbers bounce around".  Meanwhile, back at the bat cave, somebody is dialing around the Commonwealth asking folks if they'd like to vote for Cathy Bailey.

Stay tuned.  This one is going to be incredible.

 WHAS 11 is reporting that a new poll in the United States Senate race is coming tonight:

Be sure to watch at 6pm tonight on WHAS11 News for the exclusive poll results. 

On August 18, the WHAS11/Survey USA poll gave Republican Secretary of State Trey Grayson a 37% to 26% lead over Bowling Green eye doctor Rand Paul.  The August poll also indicated that Lt. Gov. Daniel Mongiardo led Attorney General Jack Conway 39% to 31% in the Democratic Primary.

Stay tuned at 6pm for a snapshot of where both primary races stand today.

Mary Cary writing for US News from the Thomas Jefferson Street Blog made this very apt observation today:

Spot on Mary.  That is precisely what is really the left's biggest fear, that the patriotic American is awakening, and the numbers are awesome.

It has been brewing for many years, a sense that the leaders at the top of the republican party were manipulating the system to secure their power and to discourage the emergence of a conservative grassroots effort.  As Jeremiah Wright might have himself said about the situation, the chickens are coming home to roost.

POLITICO has written that this could prove "a nightmare scenario" for party officials.

Sound familiar Kentucky?

This video is from Congressman Mike Pence.  You might also note that radio host Mark Levin will join Congresswoman Michele Bachmann on capital steps this Thursday for the March On Washington in opposition to the  massive health care bill due to be voted upon on Friday.

This criticism from the right appeared in the New York Times:

Mr. Gore is poised to become the world’s first “carbon billionaire,” profiteering from government policies he supports that would direct billions of dollars to the business ventures he has invested in.

Representative Marsha Blackburn, Republican of Tennessee, asserted at a hearing this year that Mr. Gore stood to benefit personally from the energy and climate policies he was urging Congress to adopt.

Mr. Gore says that he is simply putting his money where his mouth is.

Uh, no Al baby, you are putting your mouth where the money is.

I have it from two very reliable sources that a "push poll" hit the phones last night and again tonight, in Central and Northern Kentucky, about 15 minutes in length which by all indications was testing the waters for a run by Cathy Bailey.

With the recent developments in the NY 23rd Congressional district showing that the GOP candidate can and would likely be beaten by the Conservative Party candidate, with the huge financial success of Rand Paul in the third quarter compared to the money raised by Trey Grayson, and with the Rand Paul campaign outpacing Trey Grayson in both statewide and national press coverage, might a "push poll" for Cathy Bailey be an indication that McConnell is losing confidence in Grayson?

Stay tuned folks.  This is getting very interesting.

Valerie Jarrett is an Iranian American slum lord with close political ties to the most corrupt politicians in Chicago.  According to one report, she knows where all the bodies are buried.  She is also Barack Obama's "Godfather", Tony Rezko's friend and closely linked with Chicago scandals.  She is now a White House Senior Adviser.

She was the one who brought on board the so called "Green Czar" Van Jones who was an open and proud communist who loudly advocated for the adoption of socialist policies through the enforecement of a "Green Agenda."

Now Valerie Jarrett has called the GOP "extreme".  Commenting on Dede Scozzafava's decision to drop out of the race giving the Conservative party candidate a better shot at winning the New York Congressional seat tomorrow, Jarrett said :

"[T]he rise of a Conservative Party challenger in a closely watched upstate New York House election shows that the Republican Party leadership is “becoming more and more extreme, and more and more marginalized.”

“It’s rather telling when the Republican Party forces out a moderate Republican and it says, I think, a great deal about where the Republican Party leadership is right now,” Jarrett said.[POLITICO]

When the likes of Valerie Jarrett call the GOP extreme, you know we are on the right track.

The slow and steady invasion of our nation was plotted out by radicals who, as Krushchev said, planned to take us over without firing a shot.  In doing so it was their goal to indoctrinate several generations of youth to raise up a gullible nation of idiots.  But first they had to train the teachers.

The influence of the radical agenda was passed through to the next generation first at the college level where their teachers would be trained.  Now with a sufficient majority of our elementary and high school teachers being the product of that philosophical environment, the further indoctrination of them is being done throught the NEA.

And just what might the NEA think would be recommended reading for those teaching our kids?  How about two books by Saul Alinsky, the architect of the Marxist takeover of America?

America is at a cross road. And this time we need to not only put our hand over our hearts, but to trust our hearts.  The time has come to do what is right by America.

Ford Motor Company said thanks, but no thanks, to the TARP money and in doing so attracted a new generation of loyal customers who appreciated the company's stand up position in the face of worsening economic conditions.  The result?

Ford Motor Co. says it made nearly $1 billion in the third quarter, fueled by U.S. market share gains, cost cuts and the government's Cash for Clunkers rebates.

The Dearborn, Mich.-based automaker posted net income of $997 million, or 29 cents per share. Ford says it now expects to be "solidly profitable" in 2011. Previously Ford said it would be break-even or better.[Yahoo News]

I'm due for a new car next spring and quite frankly I plan on looking at a Ford.  Congratulations to a great American company.

It is being reported that the health care bill under consideration this week in Washington DC will provide substantial benefits for the poor and be funded by a huge tax increase on the wealthy.

If that wasn't enough to stink up his presidential credentials, Dede then dropped out of the race and endorsed the democrat. 

I have always been a fan of Newt's intellect and his ability to analyze complex issues.  How he missed this one is beyond me, other than his explanation that he will always endorse the republican.

Times they are a changin' Newt, and you might have missed your connecting flight.

***UPDATE***  9:45 am:  Apparently Grayson has now pulled the post down from his FaceBook page.

Again and again the Rand Paul campaign seems to find a way to tell Trey Grayson he is in for a fight and to remind voters just how young he is.  This time David Adams finds the perfect funny face to put on Trey just in time for Halloween.

Trey Grayson posted a link on his FaceBook page to an odd ball article about a burglary where the bad guys painted their faces with magic markers instead of wearing masks.

Adams was quick to respond:

This from FoxNews:

It's alive.

The Medicare end-of-life planning provision that 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin said was tantamount to "death panels" for seniors is staying in the latest Democratic health care bill unveiled Thursday.

This Halloween you can look directly into the face of death.

Futuristic horror films from the sixties and seventies predicted a world so far out that their premise was never taken seriously.  Well, maybe we should have taken them more seriously. 

It is easy to believe that the "Green Movement" of our time is perhaps named after the concept of a lush green healthy planet.  Maybe that's what they want you to think. 

But perhaps the choice of that name is more a mockery of our own gullibility than the description of planetary health.

As you read the article linked below, you might want to revisit the story line in the movie "Soylent Green" for a moment and then ask yourself, are we being duped by people with a dastardly agenda?

Oh, and check your children's beggars bags.  Don't want them eating any of those little green wafers now do we?

Rush Limbaugh asserts that Nancy Pelosi is lying when she says the "Healthcare Bill" is "deficit neutral".  In fact he says Nancy Pelosi makes Bernie Madoff look like "chump change" and asks whether, like Madoff, once Pelosi's lie is exposed if in fact she shouldn't go to jail.  Take a look:

Do you know the name Valerie Jarrett?  You should, she is so much an Obama insider that she has been called, well:

The University of Kentucky churns out thousands of graduates every year.  Ask a few seniors about the Mayflower Compact, or the role the ten commandments played in framing our legal system and you will likely get a bunch of "I dunno" answers peppered with some PC "separation of church and state" responses.

Why?  Well studies at UK are focused on many things in addition to teaching the founding principles of American culture, like the study which found that women who identify themselves as "spiritual" tend to have more unprotected sex with more sex partners than women ranking lower on the "spirituality scale".

Two men learned their neighbor had just filled a prescription for painkillers and quickly hatched a plan to steal them. Perhaps the men should've thought things through a little more carefully; they were aware that their victim owned a handgun. One of the men waited in a car while his accomplice entered the home and began viciously punching and choking the homeowner. Battered, the homeowner retrieved his handgun and shot the intruder, killing him. The other suspect was nabbed shortly thereafter. The homeowner was treated for injuries. (The Evening Sun, Hanover, PA, 08/08/09)

Reprinted with the encouragement of the NRA

Obama has been looking for a way out.  Now he might have one.  All he has to do is bow before the sovereignty of the United Nations and admit that we in the United States are law breakers which would then give him an opportunity to fly around the world at taxpayer expense apologizing to throngs of foreigners in one venue after another for how bad we all are.

Fits right in doesn't it?

Here's the report: CLICK HERE

This from Christian News Wire:

A number of totally fabricated quotes were attributed to Rush Limbaugh and in the words of Commissioner Goodell, his quotes were divisive, thus he was not considered as an appropriate candidate to become a team owner.  But when questioned about the horrid lyrics to songs published by the owners of other teams, Commissioner Goodell was publicly body slammed by Congressman Steve King.  Watch this:

Remember candidate Obama proclaiming that his administration was going to put an end to partisanship in Washington DC, that the debate over health care legislation would be broadcast on C-SPAN and how his administration would listen to opposing views?  Those were lies.  There is no transparency.  He has an enemies list and has set about to punish those who dare to disagree with him.

Watch this video:

The Democratic National Committee is running a contest.  Contestants submited videos on the health care issue.  One video, chosen by the panel of "qualified" judges chose the video below as a finalist.  It is a video of an image of the American flag being desecrated.

Oh yeah, we want these people in charge of our nation; sure we do.  Take a look: