Staff Reports
Obama Emulates Paul Policy
The Ron Paul campaign has long been saying that the Texas Congressman’s rivals in the Republican Presidential Primary make halfhearted attempts to copy his “cut the size of Federal government” message, but the campaign says he now has an unlikely imitator in the Administration of Barack Obama.
Paul Gets Key Endorsement, Campaigns In South Carolina
On Sunday, six days before South Carolina’s Presidential primary, Ron Paul scored one of the most sought-after endorsements in the State. South Carolina State Senator Tom Davis endorsed the Texas congressman in Myrtle Beach. Davis is a favorite among Republicans and a highly regarded fiscal conservative who is liked by many Tea Party activists.
North Koreans Still Crying
Any North Korean who failed to show up or to mourn the death of Kim Jong Il convincingly enough are likely a little upset now, as the government is handing down at least six months in a labor-training camp to anybody who didn’t participate.
Newark Mayor: Turn In Gun Owners For $1,000
Newark, N.J., Mayor Corey Booker wants people to report their neighbors to law enforcement if they are exercising their 2nd Amendment rights.
Obama Wants Internet ID
The Administration of Barack Obama is planning yet another assault on the Internet privacy rights of all American citizens, some critics say. The Commerce Department will have the authority to implement an “identity ecosystem” for the Internet.
Gingrich Wants To Sue Over Attack Ad
Newt Gingrich’s campaign is threatening to sue South Carolina and Florida television stations that air an ad by a pro-Romney super-PAC claiming Gingrich was “fined” $300,000 for ethics violations during the 1990s.
Newspaper: Paul Supporters Young, Simplistic
In an editorial on Jan. 12, a New Hampshire newspaper said Ron Paul was “recklessly naïve” and that his supporters were essentially young and ignorant.
Appeals Court Upholds Sharia in Oklahoma
A Federal appeals court decided Tuesday that an amendment that would ban Oklahoma courts from considering international or Islamic law discriminates against religions and a Muslim community leader has the right to challenge its Constitutionality.
Michelle Obama An Angry Black Woman
Following the release of a new book about the Presidential family, The Obamas, first lady Michelle Obama is upset that she has been portrayed as an “angry black woman.”
Bloomberg Does Not Want His City Drinking
The mayor who said he did not need to run for President because he already has “his own army” and vast power in his current position in New York is again acting as the city’s nanny. Mayor Michael Bloomberg is trying to limit the sale of alcohol in his city.
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