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For the Soldiers at Fort Hood »

By Bronwyn's Harbor on Nov 5, 2009 in Current Affairs | 7 Comments

Our prayers and grief. [Update: This post will serve solely as a news update, as needed. Go to Larry's post for comments.]
22:45 Update: Gunman is alive and stable in hospital. Female police officer wasn’t killed and is stable.
20:32 Update via Houston Chronicle:
CBS News, quoting an anonymous source, reported that [...]

Who’s Coming To Hang Out With Obama In Our White House? »

By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Nov 3, 2009 in ACORN, Bamboozling, Bush administration, California, Campaign promises, Chicago politics, Current Affairs, Dick Cheney, Energy Policy Act of 2005, Flip Flopping, General Election, George Bush, George Soros, Hillary Clinton, Hoodwinking, Lobbyists, MSNBC, Media Bias, MoveOn.org, Oprah, President Barack Obama, Richard Daley, Tax stimulus package, Ted Kennedy, Tom Daschle, Transparency, Unions, William Ayers, Women, World | 21 Comments

You may recall that when Bush was president, it was like pulling teeth trying to find out just who had visited the White House. Let’s just say he dug in his heels a bit on releasing that information. Maybe it had something to do with Cheney’s “secret” Energy Meeting, who knows, but it [...]

Money and The Great American Bank Robbery - Open Thread »

By Linda Anselmi on Aug 18, 2009 in Bank Bailouts, Bank Failure, Economy | 28 Comments

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As many recent townhall meetings have shown, the American people are dealing with a few issues of trust in regards to their government. So I thought it might be fun to take a look at two very different videos on Money and what it can do.

Who Hired Bill Ayers and Why? »

By Cliff Kincaid on Aug 12, 2009 in Current Affairs | 32 Comments

The State of Illinois Admissions Review Commission issued a report on August 6 analyzing “The Influence of Power & Money on University of Illinois Admissions.” The investigation was the result of the Chicago Tribune revealing that eight hundred students were improperly granted admission to the university because of high-level political and financial connections. But the [...]

Gates-Gate: Obama Shot Himself in the Foot »

By Bronwyn's Harbor on Jul 27, 2009 in Current Affairs | 86 Comments

Jennifer Rubin is a popular columnist among our writers and readers, especially Andy, and she’s been a special guest on Nocturnal Warrior’s Tuesday night radio show several times. Today, she hit one out of the park in her commentary, “Five Reasons Why ‘Gates-Gate’ Matters,” for Pajamas Media:
The president’s decision to weigh in on the [...]

Obama Administration Rejects Transparency on Healthcare »

By Ani on Jul 22, 2009 in Current Affairs, Health Care, Medicare, Obama Administration, Obama's Broken Promises, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Stimulus Plan, Universal Health Care, stimulus tax package | 70 Comments

In today’s LA Times, Peter Nicholas reports White House declines to disclose visits by health industry executives, “citing an argument used by the Bush administration, the Secret Service rejects a request from a watchdog group to list those who have visited the White House to discuss the healthcare overhaul.”
Reporting from Washington — Invoking an argument [...]

The Plot Thickens… »

By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Jun 4, 2009 in Commander in Chief, Current Affairs, Muslim, President Barack Obama, Religion, Soldiers/Veterans, Terrorism | 102 Comments

As it turns out, the domestic terrorist, Abdulhakim Muhammad, who targeted Army soldiers outside of a recruiting station in Little Rock, Arkansas may not be acting independently after all. This is disturbing, to say the least. Here’s the latest on what has been discovered about him, some more details about Private Long, and [...]

Who Cares About This Killing? »

By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Jun 2, 2009 in Abortion, Current Affairs, Muslim, Patriotism, Terrorism | 139 Comments

This was not the murder of a doctor, nor did it have anything to do with the issue of being pro/anti-choice. No, this time it was a young Army private, gunned down outside a military recruiting center in Little Rock, Arkansas, of all places. Another Army private was also shot, but is [...]

Sinking newspapers and who is up to No Good »

By Uppity Woman on May 10, 2009 in Congress (House & Senate), John Kerry, Media, Print | 27 Comments

At a time when our National Debt has now reached a level so large that most Americans don’t even know exactly how many zeros are attached to it, John Kerry wants to make newspapers “Not for profit” so that they no longer have to pay taxes.
Hours before a Senate hearing on struggling newspapers, Sen. John [...]

[Angry Update] Spineless Obama Gets Served, Again »

By SusanUnPC on Apr 20, 2009 in Economy, Foreign Policy, Hugo Chavez | 289 Comments

(Updated and bumped up from late night Saturday, and again from Sunday afternoon.)
It’s because I’m new and special!, PBO thinks, that Noriega omitted me from his rant! Today, at the Summit of the Americas, President Obama listened to “a 50-minute diatribe from socialist Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega that lashed out at a century of what [...]

Wings Under America »

By Eastan McNeal on Apr 16, 2009 in Current Affairs | 23 Comments

Homeland Security Released Warning This Year About Left Wing Extremists. WH Said Nothing.

“I wish we’d set more bombs. I don’t think we did enough.”

In this book there is detailed advice concerning electronics, sabotage, and surveillance, with data on everything from bugs to scramblers.

There is a comprehensive chapter on natural, non-lethal, and lethal weapons, running [...]

A Fraud By Any Other Name »

By Larry Doyle on Apr 6, 2009 in Bank Bailouts, Banking Institutions, Economy, Sense on Cents (Larry Doyle blog) | 16 Comments

A few loyal readers have graciously shared video clips of interviews with former banking regulator, William K. Black. These interviews address the fact that a tremendous amount of mortgage originations at the core of our current economic turmoil were fraudulently underwritten. The borrowers were never qualified only then to fall upon hard times. [...]

America’s Favorite Terrorist . Open Thread! »

By SusanUnPC on Mar 29, 2009 in Ayers, Bernardine Dohrn, Bill Ayers, Current Affairs, President Barack Obama, Terrorism, Weather Underground, William Ayers | 25 Comments

Well, lawdy me! Billie Ayers?!? Bernie Dohrn?!? Now there are a couple names we haven’t heard much lately. (I assume you know that PBO’s other terrorist buddy and frequent Chicago dinner companion, the former Palestinian PLO spokesman Rashid Khalidi, is now soooooo boringly establishment, what with appearing regularly on Charlie Rose [at least twice] and [...]

Are We There Yet? »

By Eastan McNeal on Mar 23, 2009 in Current Affairs | 4 Comments

The FUTURE potential bonuses already passed by congress and signed by the president far exceed anything you have seen yet.
On September 26th, 2008 NoQuarter ran a piece predicting that the U.S. taxpayers would have to call on the same scoundrels who got us into this mess and pay them a handsome sum of money to [...]

It’s March Madness No Quarter-Style. Help us Determine the Biggest Ass on the American Political Landscape. »

By RobWarrior on Mar 21, 2009 in Andrew Sullivan, Backtrack Obama, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Caroline Kennedy, Christopher Dodd, Chuck Schumer, Current Affairs, Dick Cheney, George Bush, Harry Reid, Keith Olbermann, Michelle Obama, Nancy Pelosi, NoQuarter Radio, Nocturnal Warrior | 73 Comments

(Bumped up from Thursday evening. JOIN IN THE FUN! This is a riot! - Susan)
It’s that time of year. If you are one of the lucky Americans still working in an office atmosphere, you probably have been inundated with bracket contests tied to the NCAA Tournament. I love the tournament and watch those [...]

Carl Bernstein says he knows Hillary Clinton but he misses the point about sexism in the campaign »

By LisaB on Mar 17, 2009 in Current Affairs | 91 Comments

Carl Bernstein appeared on NoQuarter Radio’s Sins of Omission with Paulie Abeles last Monday. Having written a book about Hillary Clinton, most listeners wondered if Bernstein would have something interesting to say about Hillary and the democratic primary campaign.
The first half of the interview centered around what Bernstein wrote in his biography of Hillary [...]

Brewing scandal, Replacing the “n-word,” Buffalo beheading, and an Obama apology? »

By LisaB on Feb 19, 2009 in Current Affairs | 21 Comments

1) In a breaking story about corruption and earmarks, CQ has a story about the FBI, Rep. Murtha and PMA - a lobbying firm.
More than 100 House members secured earmarks in a major spending bill for clients of a single lobbying firm — The PMA Group — known for its close ties to John [...]

The Cost of “Enabling” Obama »

By Ani on Feb 10, 2009 in Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, Tax stimulus package, Tom Daschle, stimulus tax package | 128 Comments

In his UK Telegraph piece Barack Obama Is A Novice - And It Shows, Toby Harnden details the rookie stumbles of the new President. For me, this is less about condemning Pres. Obama for making such errors in judgment or losing control of his message, or even that he does not practice in office [...]

Salient archive post #1: WADE RATHKE: ACORN’S FOUNDER, AYERS’ COMPATRIOT »

By Bud White on Feb 2, 2009 in Annenberg Chicago Challenge, Barack Obama, Chicago Annenberg Challenge, Chicago School Reform Collaborative, Chicago politics, NQR Live Chat, No Quarter Blog, NoQuarter Radio, Saul Alinsky, William Ayers, Woods Fund | 19 Comments

Editor’s Note: Because Paula Abeles’ special No Quarter Radio guest tonight is David Alinsky, the son of Saul Alinsky, we are republishing articles written during campaigns. This story by Bud White was published in October 2008. Tonight, David Alinsky reminisces about his father’s work and beliefs, and discusses the influences of Saul Alinsky [...]

SoS Hillary Clinton, Off to a Running Start with Foreign Leaders and USAID »

By Ani on Jan 25, 2009 in Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Current Affairs, Hillary Clinton, State Department | 55 Comments

(bumped up by Susan from Saurday early evening)
I am so heartened to see Secretary of State Clinton back on the national, and international, stage once more. Certainly, she is setting both the tempo and a fine example for the State Department and USAID with her actions since being confirmed. Under the circumstances, it [...]

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