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Fox News covers the Coalition to Honor Ground Zero’s rally against the Ground Zero Mosque this Sunday. Frank Gaffney discusses the issue and gives a preview of the rally. For more information, see http://www.nomosqueatgroundzero.org

Organizations that, in recent years, have received direct funding and assistance from George Soros and his Open Society Institute (OSI) include the following. (Comprehensive profiles of each are available in the “Groups” section of DiscoverTheNetworks.org)

The National Education Association (NEA), the U.S.’s largest labor union, is promoting communism to the millions of American public school teachers it represents. Teachers who are influenced by their union’s efforts are more likely to indoctrinate American children into communism.

How did we get to the point where many people feel that the America they have known is being replaced by a very different kind of country, with not only different kinds of policies but also very different values and ways of governing?

Where is all this information stored? What will happen to it? Schmidt brags that Google already knows “roughly who you are, roughly what you care about, roughly who your friends are.” He believes that we want Google to tell us what we “should” do. Can such a person, such a company, be trusted with so much personal information? Google watches us; who will watch the watcher?

This video history of Obama’s time as president shows how dire the financial situation has become in such a short time.

Not surprisingly voters expect Congress to get its priorities right. They expect Congress to focus on important issues like creating jobs (49%) and reducing government spending (23%). Only 1% of likely voters believe repealing the military’s homosexual ban should be a top priority for Congress.

“We the people” are the central concern of the Constitution, as well as its opening words, since it is a Constitution for a self-governing nation. But “we the people” are treated as an obstacle to circumvent by the current administration in Washington.

There comes a moment in a failing presidency where the incumbent, through some single gesture, action, or statement, crosses a certain line from beyond which there is no return.

What happened in Rand’s narrative is coming to pass today, with an anti-business administration reviling private industry and capitalizing on crisis to expand and redirect investment within and between sectors of the economy — setting quotas, prices and compensation.