Showing posts with label 2014. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2014. Show all posts
Monday, March 30, 2015
‘Warmest Year’ Claims Rapidly Wilt Under Scrutiny
No sooner had 2015 arrived than newspaper headlines and television anchors trumpeted the news international science agencies, including the Japan Meteorological Agency, the World Meteorological Organization, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, had concluded 2014 was the warmest year on record. ✧ But almost before the initial flurry of interviews on the topic was over, the headlines changed and the claim of record-setting high temperatures in 2014 was watered down by a variety of caveats.
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Maybe, Maybe Not... Read more at Heartland.org Read More......
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Monday, December 29, 2014
The Top Anti-Muslim Hate Crime Hoaxes of 2014
On Christmas morning, a man drove up to the Islamic Cultural Center in Fresno, threw rocks through the windows, and then entered the center and destroyed things inside. The local ABC outlet, KFSN, reported Friday that “Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer says it is clear the incident is a hate crime which is why the FBI is also investigating this case.” But on Saturday, it turned out that the incident was not an “anti-Muslim hate crime” at all: the vandal was Asif Mohammad Khan, a Muslim. The destruction at the Islamic Cultural Center in Fresno was yet another in a long series of fake hate crimes designed to prop up the fiction that Muslims in the U.S. are routinely targets of discrimination and harassment.
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Friday, December 5, 2014
No, the Message of the Last Election Was Not to “Get Stuff Done”
In the days since Election Day, and during the coming weeks and months, the message from the White House has been and will be put forth endlessly as accepted wisdom, the lie repeated often enough until it becomes truth: that Americans voted for Congress and the White House to “work together.” That what they want is government action to solve their problems. This assertion, which is not just wrong but disprovable, serves the White House purpose of quieting conservatives who are willing to muck up business as usual in order to scuttle or at least make a vigorous point about President Obama’s unconstitutional effort to legislate immigration law from the West Wing, among other unlawful acts. But it’s nonsense.
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Barack Obama,
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Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Democrat Billionaire Tom Steyer May Have Blown $74 Million on Elections
Democrat hedge fund billionaire and global warming activist Tom Steyer spent $74 million on Tuesday's midterm elections, making him this election season's single-largest donor. Almost $67 million of Steyer's campaign war chest was spent on his super PAC, NextGen Climate Action, reports Forbes. However, as The Hill points out, Steyer's big money spending spree may garner him one of the hedge fund titan's most middling returns to date.
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Tom Steyer
Friday, May 9, 2014
Light at the End of the Tunnel
Conservatives need to wake up and start thinking past the rapidly passing age of Obama. Increasingly likely every day is that voters this November will remove Harry Reid as Senate Majority Leader. By electing a new Republican Senate majority, the voters will also render Barack Obama a lame duck, one of the lamest in history, as he will have no prayer of getting any of his legislative proposals — increasingly recognized as hard left — through Congress. (Despite his early national rhetoric, Obama doesn’t do bipartisanship.)
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Friday, March 21, 2014
GOP women to screen film on sex trafficking
The Benton County Republican Women will screen the film “Chosen,” an expose' on child sex trafficking, at noon Monday, March 24th, at the Corvallis-Benton County Public Library, 645 N.W. Monroe Ave. Read more at Corvallis Gazette-Times. Social starts at 11:30a.m.
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Monday, January 27, 2014
Reality Is Crashing Down On GOP Leaders' Amnesty Plan
Immigration: Anti-amnesty Republicans prepare for an intra-party war, while wiser voices tell House Speaker John Boehner to drop immigration for 2014. Disunity going into this year's elections would be inexcusable.
Thanks to the ObamaCare debacle and the IRS, Benghazi and other scandals, Republicans will almost surely drub the Democrats in this year's midterm elections. They'll hold on to the House of Representatives and maybe even win control of the Senate.
So why spoil it all by fighting a bloody internecine battle on immigration?
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Thanks to the ObamaCare debacle and the IRS, Benghazi and other scandals, Republicans will almost surely drub the Democrats in this year's midterm elections. They'll hold on to the House of Representatives and maybe even win control of the Senate.
So why spoil it all by fighting a bloody internecine battle on immigration?
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Republicans
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
The “Republican Main Street Partnership” is Democrat Funded
Steve LaTourette, a former congressman and friend of John Boehner, runs the “Republican Main Street Partnership”. Note the word “Republican.” As the left-wing Talking Points Memo reported a month ago, LaTourette and his Main Street Partnership have created an affiliated SuperPAC called “Defending Main Street PAC.” Along with the Chamber of Commerce and Republican Leaders, the Main Street Partnership wants to take out troublesome conservatives.
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Sunday, December 1, 2013
Republican doctors running for Congress amid ObamaCare rollout fiasco
Eleven Republican doctors are running for the Senate, hoping that voters will see their medical expertise as an asset amid the administration’s botched rollout of ObamaCare. “Doctors are in a very unique position to look at the financing of healthcare,” Rep. Paul Broun, a family physician running for the GOP nomination for Georgia’s open Senate seat, told The Hill. “We go into medicine for one reason, and one reason only: Because we care about people, we want the people who we serve to have a productive, happy, healthy life,” he added. “That’s the kind of policymaker we should have in place in dealing with healthcare policy.” Doctors running in Senate races from North Carolina to Oregon are all pitching voters on their experience in the medical field.
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Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Tied to a promise
WASHINGTON — Four years ago, newly elected Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., was assigned to the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee and quickly established himself as a vehement advocate for health care reform.
“Twenty years from now we’ll look back at this seminal opportunity and ask ourselves whether we rose to the challenge,” Merkley wrote in The Huffington Post in July 2009. “We’ll ask whether we stuck with the status quo: a health care system that drains wealth from our country and leaves millions of Americans behind. Or, did we answer the overwhelming call of the American people to reform our health care system by improving care, lowering costs and making health care work for all Americans?”
Four years later, Merkley is preparing to defend his Senate seat for the first time, while President Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act looms as a potentially large campaign issue in the 2014 election.
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
Dennis Linthicum announces primary run against Greg Walden
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. – Today, Klamath County Commissioner Chair Dennis Linthicum announced that he is running against incumbent Republican Congressman Greg Walden for the U.S. Representative position in Oregon’s 2nd District.
“Like many in the 2nd District, I think the Federal government is unwieldy and harmful in its current state,” Linthicum said. “As we saw with the recent shutdown debate – ordinary individuals and businesses are punished for Washington’s inability to manage our money. I want to stand up for everyday Oregonians, the farmers, ranchers, parents, students, entrepreneurs and individuals who make our country great with their ingenuity, work ethic and community spirit.”
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“Like many in the 2nd District, I think the Federal government is unwieldy and harmful in its current state,” Linthicum said. “As we saw with the recent shutdown debate – ordinary individuals and businesses are punished for Washington’s inability to manage our money. I want to stand up for everyday Oregonians, the farmers, ranchers, parents, students, entrepreneurs and individuals who make our country great with their ingenuity, work ethic and community spirit.”
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Greg Walden
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Tea party radiologist to primary Kansas Republican for Senate seat
President Barack Obama’s second cousin has confirmed to The Daily Caller that he will challenge Republican Sen. Pat Roberts of Kansas in the 2014 primary.
Speculation that Dr. Milton Wolf, a diagnostic radiologist aligned with the tea party, would challenge the 77-year-old Roberts from the right has been rising in recent weeks, after Wolf sent emails to GOP activists inviting them to contact him. On Monday night, Wolf’s blog promised a major announcement Tuesday.
“I really am concerned about our country, the direction our country is going,” Wolf told The Daily Caller Monday. “The reality is that the career politicians of both parties have failed us. That much is clear and you look around and you think, ‘Somebody has gotta do something,’ and I keep looking for somebody to do something, and no one is. I realized at one point that I’m somebody. I gotta do something. If I want to call myself an American, if I want to think of myself as a patriot, I have to step up.”
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Speculation that Dr. Milton Wolf, a diagnostic radiologist aligned with the tea party, would challenge the 77-year-old Roberts from the right has been rising in recent weeks, after Wolf sent emails to GOP activists inviting them to contact him. On Monday night, Wolf’s blog promised a major announcement Tuesday.
“I really am concerned about our country, the direction our country is going,” Wolf told The Daily Caller Monday. “The reality is that the career politicians of both parties have failed us. That much is clear and you look around and you think, ‘Somebody has gotta do something,’ and I keep looking for somebody to do something, and no one is. I realized at one point that I’m somebody. I gotta do something. If I want to call myself an American, if I want to think of myself as a patriot, I have to step up.”
Read more at The Daily Caller
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Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Polls shows likely GOP senate takeover in 2014
A new Landmark/Rosetta Stone poll of the upcoming South Carolina senate
primary, released last night, shows incumbent Senator Lindsey Graham to be
facing a strong primary challenge in his bid for reelection next year. While
Graham polls at 42 percent, that is well below the 50 percent needed to avoid a
runoff. Should a runoff take place, he would run against the second place
candidate, and if most of that other 58 percent unified behind the challenger,
Graham could find himself being fired by Republican primary voters in his bid
for another six-year term as South Carolina's Senior Senator.
Aside from that seat, there are 33 other senate seats in contention during
this election cycle. With the Democrats finding themselves defending many of
these seats, including some in so-called “red” Republican-leaning states, the
GOP has an excellent opportunity to regain majority control of the U. S. Senate
after the 2014 elections.
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Sunday, August 18, 2013
EXCLUSIVE -- GOP POLL: SEN. ALEXANDER TRAILS GENERIC 'CONSERVATIVE' BY FOUR POINTS
A new poll of Republican voters in Tennessee shows Sen. Lamar Alexander trailing
a generic "conservative" challenger by four points. The poll, obtained
exclusively by Breitbart News, shows a "credible conservative candidate" leading
Alexander 49-45%. While a serious opponent hasn't yet emerged to challenge
Alexander, the poll shows how vulnerable he is in next year's August primary.
The poll, from Triton Polling, interviewed over 680 Republican voters in the
Volunteer State last week. The poll has a margin of error of +/- 3.7%.
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Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN)
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Republicans growing stronger, state by state
Hardly a week goes by that we don’t read about the Republican Party’s
“political problems” in the news media, which insist the GOP has become widely
unpopular with voters.
The Democrats, on the other hand, are portrayed as a unified party with
rarely a disagreement among them. They are the dominant political force in the
country by virtue of their victory in the 2012 presidential election, slight
gains in the House and Senate, and, well, the people who need to be in charge of
the nation’s government.
But a closer examination of the political lay of the land reveals the far
different story of the GOP’s growing strength in recent state elections, its
much broader structural base in our political system, and the expectation that
Republicans will make House and Senate gains in the midterm elections in 2014.
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Tuesday, August 6, 2013
New poll shows Democrat Sen. Mark Pryor already trailing Tom Cotton, who enters the race today
When U.S. Rep. Tom Cotton, R (at right) announces his candidacy for Senate at a barbecue this evening, he will be doing so as an early frontrunner in a 2014 race that could ultimately determine which party controls the U.S. Senate.
A new Conservative Intel Poll of 587 likely Arkansas voters finds that even though 40 percent of Arkansas voters don’t know enough about the freshman congressman to form an opinion about him, he still leads incumbent Sen. Mark Pryor, D, by a narrow two-point margin — 43 percent to 41 percent.
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A new Conservative Intel Poll of 587 likely Arkansas voters finds that even though 40 percent of Arkansas voters don’t know enough about the freshman congressman to form an opinion about him, he still leads incumbent Sen. Mark Pryor, D, by a narrow two-point margin — 43 percent to 41 percent.
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Saturday, July 20, 2013
The Obama Administration’s Race-Baiting Campaign
The first thing to remember is that, with the Obama administration, there are no coincidences.
The attorney general of the United States is engaged in a shocking extrajudicial publicity campaign. Eric Holder is prosecuting George Zimmerman in the court of public opinion because he knows he wouldn’t have a prayer of convicting him in a court of law. Worse, in doing so, Holder is quite deliberately stoking resentment and tension — under the guise of leading a “national conversation” about race.
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The attorney general of the United States is engaged in a shocking extrajudicial publicity campaign. Eric Holder is prosecuting George Zimmerman in the court of public opinion because he knows he wouldn’t have a prayer of convicting him in a court of law. Worse, in doing so, Holder is quite deliberately stoking resentment and tension — under the guise of leading a “national conversation” about race.
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racism
Monday, July 1, 2013
Communist Party Will Work With Democrats (and “Moderate Republicans”) to Give GOP a “Licking” in 2014 – A Lesson for the Tea Party
Sam Webb, Chair of the Communist Party USA wants to give the GOP a “Licking” in 2014 and its going to work even more closely with the Democrats to do it.
In his latest message to the Party faithful: “Ingredients for a movement that can transform our country,” Webb outlined Communist Party objectives for the near future.
Speaking of the broad “progressive” alliance with the Communist Party at its center Webb said:
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In his latest message to the Party faithful: “Ingredients for a movement that can transform our country,” Webb outlined Communist Party objectives for the near future.
Speaking of the broad “progressive” alliance with the Communist Party at its center Webb said:
Contrary to what some on the left think, the starting point of transformative politics isn’t political desires and wish list, but a sober and concrete assessment of the balance of class and social forces on the ground, not least of which is the political consciousness of the majority of working-class people and what they are ready to fight for.
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
2014 retirements: Dems heading for the hills
Doesn’t anyone want to run for Senate in 2014?
Midway through candidate recruitment season, the bad news for Democrats is
this: They are watching a generation of talent leave the Senate and head for
retirement.
The less-bad news: So far, few marquee-name Republicans are interested in
these seats either.
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2014,
candidates,
Democrats,
Republicans
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