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Our own State Department has had the taxpayers bankroll what amounts to an Obama campaign pamphlet concocted for the consumption of a foreign entity: the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. Its message: “A more perfect union, a more perfect world.”

Meet Richard Cizik, head of the New Evangelical Partnership for the Common Good. He became a fellow at George Soros’s Open Society Institute, concurrent to his creating the new liberal evangelical group.

As of July 15 the policy changed, the I.G. says, and signs and plaques promoting the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) at jobsites and on things like “stimulus”-funded railroad cars were “strongly encouraged” in lieu of the mandate. Sounds like a Capone line.

VP Joe Biden praised spending your taxes on teaching Chinese meditation techniques to cocaine addicts; “hookah” smoking among college students in Jordan, and a propaganda project to push the ‘good things’ the stimulus is doing. Critics ‘know nothing’ he said.

Of course, when the “firebombing” was reported local leftists blamed the tea party activists. The suspect was reportedly a disgruntled progressive activist employed by Russ Carnahan.

A Tennessee middle school football coach said he got fired after he wrote a song that criticized President Obama. Bryan Glover, an assistant coach at Grassland Middle School near Nashville, co-wrote the country music song, “When You’re Holding a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail.”

The Gun Owners of America (GOA) severed ties with the net-neutrality coalition Save the Internet after a conservative blog questioned the association with liberal organizations such as ACORN and the ACLU.

Junk Science: Our secretary of state tells the world the devastating Pakistani floods are caused by man-made global warming as the U.N. plans to exploit the crisis to restart stalled climate talks. Repent, the end is near.

So they ignore many variables and admit they know little about the ones they study. It is a total abrogation of scientific and social responsibility to let these results form the basis for draconian and destructive energy and environmental policies. They shouldn’t have won a Nobel Peace Prize. They couldn’t have won a Science Prize.

Defense spending, and the Iraq War in particular, was not the cause of our economic problems. I don’t care if you hear it from James Carville, Ron Paul, or a Nobel Prize-winning economist. It is a lie.