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I do not flatter myself enough to believe that Gov. Romney reads this blog (although he ought to!) but his people better ponder this posting and heed it.  Or else not even Rep. Paul Ryan (who I am glad to see on the ticket!) can save it:  What to do with the Paul delegates?  Or [...]

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Charles Winkler, a retired intelligence analyst, shares his research into Agenda 21 and particularly ICLEI (International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives) and its impact on national security. Could foreign powers be using ICLEI as a way to gather intelligence? Considering that ICLEI is a foreign entity, he raises some interesting questions. Charles uses good supporting [...]

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Listen to the weasel on the leaks! He won’t say for sure they were not behind leaks!   When Asked If He Could “Say Flatly That Nobody From The White House Was Involved In The National Security Leaks That Are Being Investigated,” Spokesman Jay Carney Did Not Deny White House Involvement. FOX NEWS’ ED HENRY: “Can [...]

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“Jihad against the enemies of Islam is obligatory on Muslims until the danger of their mischief or evil-doings is over, and the dominance of Islam is established over all other religions. Since this will occur only near the end of the world, the command of Jihad remains till the last day” Mufti Usmani   Our [...]

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Opening statements – 2 minutes each. George Allen, E.W. Marshall, Bob Marshall, Jamie Radtke Question 1 to Allen: Debt limit has been increased over 17 times. If elected, would you vote to increase the limit. Allen: Now is different. The Amount of debt has increased under Obama. Our credit was downgraded. Deficits over $1 Trillion. [...]

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Everybody cheered former Speaker Newt Gingrich when he said, “Timothy McVeigh succeeded,” as justification for the Patriot Act in Tuesday’s debate on national security and foreign policy.  Although Ron Paul’s answer was great – we can fight crime if we have a police state but it is not worth it.  Alas, few will remember Paul’s [...]

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Amanda Carey at the Daily Caller suggests that former MN Governor and now former presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty’s staffers are waiting for Chris Christie: Team Pawlenty is waiting on New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie to make a decision about entering the field as a presidential candidate, The Daily Caller learned Friday. But it may be [...]

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The Council has spoken, the votes have been cast, and the results are in for this week, carved eternally in the Akashic records of cyberspace. This week we ended up with tie between two superb pieces, The Razor’s Betting It All And Losing , a great piece about the pain of indebtedness and how politicians [...]

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It is great news to hear that Cong. Ron Paul is running for President again.  Steve Kornacki at Salon is excited about the prospect: The biggest winner may be political junkies, who will probably find the coming GOP presidential debates far more interesting with Paul in them, especially when the subject turns to foreign policy. I [...]

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This afternoon, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, after working closely with Sens. Orrin Hatch, Mike Lee, John Cornyn, Jon Kyl, Pat Toomey, John Thune, Jeff Sessions, and others, introduced a proposed amendment to the Constitution which would require the government to have a balanced budget.   The proposed amendment is co-sponsored by all 47 Republican [...]

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Statement by Jamie Radtke on Impending Vote to Increase the Debt Ceiling President Obama’s Chief Economic Advisor said this week that a failure to raise the national debt ceiling would be “a sign of insanity” and “catastrophic.” To the contrary, it would be a sure sign of insanity for Congress to repeat its past mistakes [...]

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The folks over at Keep America Safe have just issued a Congressional score card based on votes in the area of National Security. A cross-section of votes between 2001 and 2010 was taken to reflect a range of national security topics. Twenty-nine votes were selected in the Senate, and twenty-seven were selected in the House. The votes reflect a range of topics from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to Guantanamo Bay and detainee issues to Iran to missile defense. Virginia: Cantor    A Boucher   C Connolly  F Forbes   A Goodlatte  A Moran  F Nye     C Perriello    F Scott       F Wittman   A Wolf    A Texas: Most get A’s or B’s, with the notable exception of: Doggett   F Edwards  C Gonzalez  F Green TX-9    F Green TX-29   F Hinojosa     F Jackson-Lee    F Johnson     F Ortiz     F Ron Paul     F 

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AOL news reports that a six year old child was placed on the anti-terror no fly list.  While it did not interfere with the immediate flying plans of this Ohio family, it was inconvenient.  It might have been worse.  The article admits that the no-fly list is classified and how you get on it is [...]

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A Congressional candidate from the State of Washington is really shaking things up. Ernest Huber is tired of the political games being played in D.C. He is challenging incumbent Dave Reichert for the 8th Congressional District seat. He promises to hold President Obama accountable for his crimes in office:

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Help Wanted: National Intelligence Director

Immediate Opening:

The Obama Administration has an immediate hire position available for a National Intelligence Director. While this is technically a national security position charged with keeping Americans safe, the major duties now include agreeing with all intelligence positions of the President, yet taking the blame for any and all failures. In addition, any criticism of the President’s intelligence policies will immediately be blamed on the successful candidate.

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This Administration never ceases to amaze me. When the Underwear Bomber Umar Farouk Abdul Mutallab was captured and arrested, it didn’t take long for word to leak that those crazy Americans in the Obama Administration had Mirandized the Fruit of the Kaboom loony and he had lawyered up.

Virginia Right! decided not to run with the criticism that was going around on the right. The reason behind the decision to remain silent was the hope that the Administration had intentionally leaked the story to make it appear Obama had once again shot America in the foot. We believed it possible and prudent to let others believe the would-be terrorist had clammed up after 50 minutes. And perhaps Obama was crazy like a fox on this.

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These are a few important links from around the internet that are of interest.

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The Tea Party participants are all very strong on National Security and National Defense. They are strong supporters of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

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Fat Czar Michelle Obama, fresh from throwing her own children under the fat bus has yet to comment on the story out of Phoenix about the family that locked their 14 year old daughter in a room and tossed her some bread and a can of food or so every few days for stealing food.

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