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With Obama’s administration focused on pushing socialist domestic agendas and his FCC ‘diversity’ czar, Mark Lloyd openly praising Hugo Chavez’s takeover of Venezuela, is it any wonder that Iran has reached across the sea to build alliances in our back yard? Will it be long before Iranian missiles are based in Nicaragua and Venezuela? Will Iran be getting help infiltrating our southern border from Spanish speaking countries?

And besides finding itself under the gaze of the Justice Department, ACORN is facing investigations at the state level in California, Louisiana, and elsewhere. The state group with the most members, California, has broken off and is forming its own nonprofit under a different name

It is now certain that Tehran will get its nukes, and very soon. This is the biggest abdication of responsibility by the Western powers since the 1930s.

President Obama is readying to unleash a variety of executive powers to circumvent Congress and push his agenda. White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel said that a review of mechanisms was under way to “get the job done across a front of issues.”

While the mainstream media bemoans our “broken government,” the tools to repair it were on display last weekend at the 2010 Conservative Political Action Conference.

There is another alternative explanation and that is that the stimulus created higher unemployment. In fact, my columns in this space predicted that during at the beginning of February 2009 that would be the case. Moving around a trillion dollars from areas where people would have spent it to areas where the government wants to spend it will move a lot of jobs away from those firms that are losing the money to those who are now favored by the government. Since people won’t instantly move from one job to another, there will be a temporary increase in unemployment.

Sen. Sanders outlines how Dems can use reconciliation to move landslide of leftist legislation avoiding GOP filibusters.

The global warming industry, like Alexander in the famous children’s story, is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day. Actually, a bad three months, which began Nov. 19 with the publication of e-mails indicating attempts by scientists to massage data and suppress dissent in order to strengthen “evidence” of global warming.
But there already supposedly was a broad, deep and unassailable consensus. Strange.

“This administration has managed to divide its friends and unite its enemies,” said Steve Clemons, director of the American Strategy Programme at the New America Foundation.