Posts Tagged ‘ Washington ’

  And apparently cast ballots for Democrats. Go figure.
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Update: Remembering the victims.  The suspect is now in custody.  Information about our non-Hispanic, Turkish murderer, courtesy of Heavy.com.  More details, courtesy of Hot Air.  Details of what happened after he entered the mall. 
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With Election Day imminent, it’s only appropriate that this edition of the Daily Rattle begins with a few news items dealing with important votes taking place throughout the country. One of the most revealing contests does not involve a single political candidate, but is actually a referendum taking place in the deep-blue state of...
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Just as the summer blockbuster season reaches its climax, with the eagerly anticipated release of Guardians of the Galaxy, Seavey and Perry return to the world of podcasting for an exploration of the latest crop of science-fiction and action-adventure flicks. We also examine the strengths and weaknesses of open borders advocate/grindhouse director Robert Rodriguez’s...
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This is a disturbing story which illustrates what will become the norm once the Obama administration expands its extraconstitutional administrative amnesty. Assuming, of course, feckless Republicans don’t beat it to the punch. I recommend reading it in full to get a taste of the sort of criminal aliens who will be given official sanction by...
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  Or your son, daughter, brother, sister, cousin… It happens to thousands of Americans every year-Jamiel Shaw’s son simply being one of the most famous victims of a criminal alien crime wave that afflicts every state in the union. The thoughts of Jamiel Shaw Sr. reflect the sentiments of someone whose life was torn...
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One of the best films to portray the deteriorating condition of our nation’s southern border with Mexico is the aptly-named Border. Directed by Chris Burgard, an actor and producer I  had the pleasure of meeting at a film screening at the Helen Mills Theater held several years ago to benefit then-imprisoned Border Patrol agents...
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Yesterday, as I was standing behind hundreds of other job-seekers in line for one of the periodic job fairs held by the New York Post at the Affinia Hotel, I realized how pivotal forums like the Intelligence Squared U.S. debate-pictured above-which I attended on Tuesday are to the economic debate occurring in this country. This...
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A story so familiar to us that I almost hesitate to post it. Yes, yet another community-not a community of Americans, mind you-is outraged that the federal government is enforcing laws that criminalize being a criminal.
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