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The McAuliffe campaign wants to make politically incorrect climate thought a crime. “People who don’t believe in climate change should lose their jobs,” In a Switch, Green Groups Are Outspending Their Industry Foes–And Winning – NationalJournal.com This is an extension of … Continue reading →

US January through October temperatures in the US were 19th coolest on record this year, with a general decline since the 1930s. Index of /pub/data/ghcn/daily/hcn/ Most of the US has experienced below normal temperatures this year. YearTDeptUS.png (688×531)

Summers in the US have gotten much less extreme since the 1930s, with only half as many 100ºF readings as eighty years ago. The current year had the second fewest 100ºF readings on record, just behind 2004, only only one seventh … Continue reading →

As Shutdown Crisis Unfolds, Obama Sets Personal Golf Record As the House moved Saturday toward passing legislation that will likely result in a government shutdown, President Obama excused himself to play his customary Saturday golf, a round that set a … Continue reading →

The first Western eyewitness to the deadly Benghazi terror attacks has given an account of the seven-hour assault on the U.S. outpost in Libya and says Americans knew such an incident was inevitable. The witness — a former British soldier … Continue reading →

Obama sold Obamacare to a bunch of empty-headed Democrats by convincing them that increasing the demand for healthcare and introducing middlemen, would lower the costs. Why is a raven like a writing desk?

You just can’t make up the stupidity of the left. 27 October 2013 7:15am

Thousands of Californians are discovering what Obamacare will cost them — and many don’t like what they see. These middle-class consumers are staring at hefty increases on their insurance bills as the overhaul remakes the healthcare market. Their rates are rising in … Continue reading →

“I think Barack knew that he had God-given talents that were extraordinary. He knows exactly how smart he is. . . . He knows how perceptive he is. He knows what a good reader of people he is. And he … Continue reading →