VIDEO: Former NAACP Chairman Julian Bond calls the Tea Party ‘admittedly racist’, ‘overtly political’ and ‘the Taliban wing of American politics’
In an interview with MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts, Julian Bond, the former NAACP Chairman gave his thoughts on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) probe into the NAACP in 2004, and the current IRS targeting of conservative More...
Nancy Pelosi refers to the First Amendment when discussing gun control
Appearing Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace the former Speaker of the House discussed violence in society but misspoke and connected gun rights to the First Amendment. During her February 10 segment, Pelosi pointed More...
MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell says Feds can infringe freedom of speech and Second Amendment rights VIDEO
MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell on Jan. 16 broadcast stated that even Americans’ “inalienable rights” may be infringed upon by the federal government, including our freedom of speech and Second Amendment rights. Mitchell More...
Porn stars Kayden Kross and Logan Pierce along with Vivid Entertainment sue to block ‘Measure B’ condom requirement
Public domain photo/Trojanhung via Wikimedia Commons In a follow-up to a story published after election day, attorneys for Universal City-based Vivid Entertainment LLC and adult entertainers, Kayden Kross and More...
Florida only approves 3 tax relief amendments, all others fail
Florida voters spoke on Tuesday, voting on 11 state constitutional amendments and 8 of those failed to reach the required 60 percent mark for approval. donkeyhotey donkeyhotey.wordpress.com Tax relief for low income More...
Obama signs new law banning protests at military funerals, targets Westboro Baptist Church
In a ceremony at the White House (President’s remarks), President Obama yesterday signed HR 1627, the Honoring America’s Veterans and Caring for Camp Lejeune Families Act. Section 601 of the Act prohibits More...
Dozens of Massachusetts cities and towns Call for an End to Citizens United
According to a Common Cause media release Thursday, citizens in 65 communities across Massachusetts, speaking through their town meetings and city councils, have now called on Congress to pass a constitutional More...
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