Democratic Senators imply that only criminals and criminal sympathizers would want background check bill to fail

Didn’t want the Manchin-Toomey Senate background check bill to pass? You’re either a criminal or in league with criminals— at least according to Sens. Joe Manchin (D-W.V.) and Chris Murphy (D-Conn.).

By /// April 17, 2013

[WATCH] War hero is arrested for “rudely displaying” rifle

Army Master C.J. Grisham, a popular military blogger, was arrested during a hike with his 15-year-old son, because according to the arresting officer,  he was “rudely displaying” his gun and “in this day and age people are alarmed when they see someone with what you have.”

By /// April 17, 2013

Man quits his job and writes resignation letter on a cake

Chris Holmes’ resignation letter might literally be the sweetest ever written.

By /// April 17, 2013

Florida fourth graders allegedly told to write down desire to give up constitutional rights

THE DAILY CALLER – A father in Duval County, Florida has alleged that his son’s fourth-grade teacher instructed students to express — in crayon — their desire to trade rights guaranteed in the Constitution for a feeling of added security.

Read more at The Daily Caller.

 

By /// April 14, 2013

People protesting Marco Rubio at immigration rally admit they have no idea who Marco Rubio is

Thousands of protesters showed up to the Rally for Citizenship on Wednesday, but some of those in attendance didn’t seem to know why they were there or even who Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) is — despite holding signs with his name on them.

By /// April 11, 2013

Joe Biden says shotguns can’t shoot through walls

Joe “Shotgun” Biden is advocating for his favorite form of self-defense again, claiming that using a shotgun to fire at a home intruder is safer than using an AR-15 — because shotgun shells can’t penetrate walls.

By /// April 11, 2013

Students open but skeptical to Sen. Rand Paul’s speech on civil rights at Howard University

Sen. Rand Paul stepped into the lion’s den on Wednesday morning, delivering a speech about civil rights to students at at Washington’s Howard University, a historically black school — and, while skeptical, the students seemed genuinely interested in what the Kentucky Senator had to say.

By /// April 10, 2013

Donna Brazile wonders what Margaret Thatcher did to advance Great Britain, the world and women in politics

It only took Democratic National Committee (DNC) vice chairwoman and political analyst Donna Brazile a span of minutes to go from praising the late British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to questioning her legacy.

By /// April 8, 2013