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Ron Paul ended an interview with CNN after he was questioned about a hate-filled newsletter that was published under his name. Many of the controversial statements were written in the first person. The newsletters were published about 20 years ago and contained a number of incendiary comments about African-Americans, such as referring to Martin Luther King Jr. Day as “Hate Whitey Day.” All of the newsletters featured his name, but Paul has said he did not write the racist language.

Easy to see the connections here. The Mayor is just following advice from SEIU/Obama on “organizing” for power.

Obama tells anyone who’ll listen that from dawn until dusk he’s focused on job creation. Apparently, no one in his administration listens, since day after day they keep making job-killing decisions. – IBD

If he were a Muslim, cultural sensitivity would compel any would-be critics to bite their tongues and mute their voices. Muslims take their religion very seriously, and they don’t take slights lightly. Just ask Theodore Van Gogh or Salman Rushdie.

Obama knew. Holder knew. It was a political ploy to give credence to the claims made by Obama, holder, Clinton and Napolitano that gun sales in the US needed to be restricted because of drug cartel violence in Mexico. The facts disproved their claims so they decided to invent some with this crazy gun smuggling operation that has led to hundreds of Mexican deaths and the murder of a US Border Patrol agent.

[T]he portion of the bill laying out the specific types of criminal conduct that trigger this Rube Goldberg censorship machine occupy just a couple of paragraphs.

November’s annualized single family starts – actually lower than the starts in November of 2010 (454,000). – Business Insider

All air travel to Europe will be more expensive now thanks to the EU “court” deciding that a new carbon tax can apply to all air travel into any Eurozone country. – BBC

Sheik Quddum of the Jordanian Tahrir Party explains what jihad means for westerners. The Obama administration has removed all references to jihad or even Muslim or Islamic terrorism from national security reports.

[W]ith American society increasingly interconnected and ever more dependent on information technology, terrorism experts worry that cyberterrorist attacks could cause as much devastation as more familiar forms of terrorism.