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April 30, 2012

The Muslim Brotherhood in America

Melissa S Police State Zone Afghanistan, al Qaeda, anti-American, anti-Constitution, Center for Security Policy, Constitution, Frank Gaffney, government, Islam, Islamic, Jihad, Jihadism, jihadists, Koran, liberties, liberty, military, Muslim, Muslim Brotherhood, shariah, terrorism, terrorists, TSA 0

What You Need to Know About the Muslim Brotherhood & Shariah I stumbled upon the video below, and feel this is something that every American needs to watch. It is very eye-opening. Frank Gaffney, of the Center for Security Policy in Washington, DC, warns that most of us are unaware of the great threat […]

March 15, 2012

Will Ron Paul Cave to Mitt Romney?

Melissa S Politics audit, Barack Obama, Ben Swann, campaign, civil liberties, deal, delegates, Doug Wead, election, Federal Researve, Fox News, Jesse Benton, liberties, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Nomination, Obama, Paul, president, Presidential Election, Rand Paul, Republican, Rick Santorum, Romney, Ron Paul, sell out, senator, spending cuts, vice presidency, vice president, war 3

Is it Possible That Ron Paul Will Cut a Deal With Mitt Romney? The immediate response from most Paul supporters would be no, because Ron Paul has never been a sell out. But it was with raised eyebrow that I read an article on Yahoo this morning entitled Why Ron Paul May Cut a Deal […]

January 30, 2012

The Ugly Side of Morgan Freeman

Melissa S Entertainment, Police State Zone Barack Obama, CNN, E'Dena Hines, election, freedom, GOP, liberties, Morgan Freeman, NDAA, Obama, Piers Morgan, president, racism, racist, Republicans, SOPA, Tea Party 2

Morgan Freeman Accuses the Tea Party of Being Racist I used to be a big fan of Morgan Freeman. That changed when I saw this CNN interview of him stating that the reason the GOP/Tea Party are bound and determined to make Obama a one-term President is because they are racist. Apparently, in his cloudy […]

January 4, 2012

Ron Paul Comes Thundering Out of the Gate

Melissa S Politics abortion, America, anti-war, Blue Republican, campaign, candidate, caucus, China, conservative, Constitution, delegate, delegates, Democrat, Facebook, freedom, Gay Rights, GOP, Herman Cain, Independent, Iowa, Iran, John Garver, John Huntsman, liberties, liberty, Meet up, meetup, Michelle Bachman, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Nomination, nominee, politician, president, Presidential, primary, primary election, Republican nominee, Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, rights, Ron Paul, The Daily Caller, U.S., United States, vote, war 2

Congressman Ron Paul Gets a Strong Start Last night’s Iowa caucus brought some surprising results. People were glued to their TVs and computers all across the world as Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, and Rick Santorum battled it out, neck & neck, throughout much of the night. Ultimately, Romney took the win with 24.6% of […]