Daily Archives: January 23, 2014

H/T Dorrie   http://www.jihadwatch.org/2014/01/jefferson-was-the-first-president/ Prof suggests that Thomas Jefferson was accused of being a secret Muslim By Robert Spencer on January 17, 2014 in Uncategorized with 24 Comments Denise A. Spellberg is associate professor of history and Middle Eastern studies … Continue reading →

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/01/23/conservative-activist-okeefe-claims-cuomo-targeting-his-group/# Conservative activist James O’Keefe is accusing New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration of targeting his group with document requests and a subpoena, claiming the Democratic governor’s recent comments critical of conservatives “aren’t simply words.” O’Keefe, whose Project Veritas is … Continue reading →

VIEW IN BROWSER January 24, 2014 Friends, Well, well, well…a prominent liberal is now openly talking about Obama’s egregious constitutional over-reach and even mentioning the “I-word.” Is the tide turning? We can only hope. After all, our nation depends on … Continue reading →

by: the Common Constitutionalist Liberals hate Israel. We all know that. They do so because the dopes on the left, Wordwide, have bought into the myth that Israel is oppressive and is the single source of all that is wrong … Continue reading →

Sen. Charles E. Schumer visited a Liv­ingston County dairy farm Tuesday to an­nounce his support for a company situated on the farm that reduces cow manure into orga­nic compost. The senator is sup­porting Worm Power’s application for Small B usiness … Continue reading →

Autistic teen’s remains identified NEW YORK — Human remains found along the East River last week are the body of an autistic teen who vanished more than three months ago after walking out of his school in the middle of … Continue reading →

on Campbell Albany Bureau ALBANY — A blunt re­mark from Gov. Andrew Cuomo last week on the vi­ability of “extreme con­servatives” in New York has drawn continued criti­cism from the right, with both national pundits and state political leaders tak­ing … Continue reading →