Whether he’s serving as Obama’s “Green Jobs Czar,” or shlubbing it as a left-wing commentator, Van Jones has been consistent in one thing. Everyone he disagrees with is a racist. The Tea Party is racist, gun owners are racist, cops are racists, Mitt Romney’s campaign was racist, Donald Trump is a racist, Ted Nugent is a racist, Ted Cruz is a racist, and - of course - the core of the GOP is comprised of racists seeking to hang on to their white privilege.
Suddenly, though, things have changed. Van Jones is no longer worried about the GOP’s racism. In fact, he’s fearful of the exact opposite. The Republicans’ 2016 is young, deep, and diverse. According to Jones, it’s “beginning to look like the rainbow coalition.” Democrats should be “very worried” about that, probably because they seem to be ...
Retired Four Star Admiral James A. “Ace” Lyons described the Obama regime’s no show during the anti-Islamic terror march in Paris as a signal to Islamic jihadis, one of many that he has sent in his tenure as the occupier of the White House. In a speech delivered at the National Press Club in January, the Admiral provided insight into just how compromised our government is, including our intelligence agencies are by militant Islamic organizations.
Lyons says, “Now, there’s no question we've got a hell of a job ahead of us, with the Muslim Brotherhood penetration in every one of our national security agencies, including all of our intelligence agencies. And has been reported by “Sun,” our lead intelligence agency, headed by a Muslim convert [CIA director John Brennan], this is not going to be an easy task.”
He continues, “Now we've had many opportunities over the years to change the course of history, and as Frank had mentioned, starting with Jimmy Carter. When the Iranians took over our embassy we could have cut off Islamic fundamentalism on the knees. But we did not act. He rejected...
Remember the EPA bureaucrat who got caught receiving $900,000 in pay without working because he claimed he also was employed by the CIA?
According to a report from the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, the man, former climate policy expert John Beale, “retired” when questions arose about his spotty attendance and expense records.
Only he didn’t file his retirement paperwork and continued to draw an active-duty salary for some time after. His boss at the time in the EPA’s Office of Air and Radiation, now-EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy, knew this for about seven months and did nothing to stop it.
“On March 29, 2012, an OAR official raised concerns about Beale’s retirement when he informed McCarthy that Beale was still on payroll,” the report stated.
“Despite being aware of the fact that one of her subordinates was collecting a paycheck without providing any work product, this arrangement continued for...
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