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One demands the abolition of capitalism; it is a sign of anger and despair. The other brings us goodness and light.

“I think people should realize how much more precarious the situation is than the way it appears.” “There’s going to be a day of reckoning.” Daily Caller’s Ginni Thomas sits down with Sen. Pat Toomey.

The mullahs are diehard adherents of the Islamists’ eleventh commandment, “Thou shall not lie or dissimilate (taqqeyh), deceive or cheat (ketman) unless it serves a higher purpose.” And to these devoted faithful, there is no higher purpose in the world than serving Allah’s bidding, as they like it and as they interpret it. – American Thinker

Tim Tebow, come join Concerned Women for America at the March for Life January 23rd in Washington, DC. We are so proud of your story and your success, thank you for giving all glory to God. We are so proud of your mom and every woman like her, who decided to keep their blessing from God. His purpose is made real in your passion. Stay strong. – CWA

Washington Post editorial writer Charles Pane told the FOX News Sunday panel today that Iowa voters may be about to crown someone (Ron Paul) with the foreign policy views of Jeremiah Wright the winner.

In 2007 and 2008 Obama vehemently opposed healthcare mandates. He said some people would be worse off under a system with individual mandates.

“the EU’s bailout-and-borrow policy had taken on a momentum of its own, like a runaway train. That train is now going at maximum speed, and has passed the point where a switch can still be thrown. The only question is when it hits the buffers. My guess is that we are months away.” – MEP Daniel Hannan in The Telegraph. Much the same can be said of the US debt problem.

The reaction to Ron Paul’s ascent in the polls — especially now that he has a shot at winning the Iowa caucuses — has been severe, with critics raising questions regarding his apparent September 11th “truther-ism” and ill-advised statements found in newsletters Paul distributed in the 1990s. – Daily Caller

An amendment that would have explicitly excluded U.S. citizens from the bill’s military detention provisions failed by a 45-55 vote in the Senate, with only a handful of Tea Party Republicans — including Sens. Rand Paul, R-Ky., Mike Lee, R-Utah, and Mark Kirk, R-Ill., — breaking with their party to oppose selective martial law within the United States.

Gov. Christie and Donald Trump seem to have similar low opinions of the campaigner in chief and his pretender role as president. Over 70% of Americans think the country is headed in the wrong direction. Obama suckered the people American people in 2008. Can he do it again?