Sen. Paul speaks on waste in Sandy emergency funding

Rand Paul is fighting for the American People, and this video shows proof of this!

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The Hurricane Sandy Emergency Funding package is a three-year spending bill packed with hundreds of millions of dollars of unrelated pork earmarked for everything but hurricane relief.

There is no evidence Congress is good at spending your money.

So the last thing we should do is hand over three years' worth of spending authority disguised as Hurricane Sandy relief.

Why don't we authorize one year at a time with functional oversight and make sure the relief money is not being wasted or abused?

Why don't we offset the costs of the relief package with spending cuts to prevent adding another $60 billion to our national debt?

I have proposed offsetting hurricane relief costs by ending $9 billion worth of foreign aid that ends up in the private accounts of dictators who oppress their own people and burn our flag.

My amendment to the hurricane relief package would've required Congress offset the relief costs with spending cuts one year at a time.

The problem is that so-called conservatives in the Senate refuse to stand up for what's right and voted against fiscal responsibility.

They continue to put their own wants before the needs of this great nation.

Despite the defeat of my amendment, I vow to keep fighting this battle because America's future is worth fighting for.

We will never climb out from under our crippling $16 trillion debt with abusive spending like this.

In Liberty,

Senator Rand Paul

P.S. Congress is planning to spend another $60 billion on pet projects disguised as Hurricane Sandy relief spending.

And so-called conservatives refused my proposal to offset the hurricane relief costs with spending cuts, especially money we can save by refusing to enrich foreign dictators.


But I vow to continue this fight and hope that you will join me.


Please make a generous contribution to help RandPAC fight abusive government spending.

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Ron Paul with Jay Leno on The Tonight Show 9/4/2012

PRESIDENT PAUL, Simply screwed of the republican convention.

America’s Top 10 Most Dangerous Cities 2012

"Worst City In America!" 10th worst in violent crimes.

> Violent crimes per 1,000: 14.1
> Population: 295,136
> 2011 murders: 58
> Median income: $45,606
> Unemployment rate: 20.2%

In 2010, Stockton had an unemployment rate of 18.4%, among the worst in the nation for large cities. In 2011, the labor market worsened and unemployment rose to 20.2%, well more than double the national average of 8.9% and the highest of any of the cities on this list. Violent crime rates also have worsened, increasing from 13.8 crimes per 1,000 people in 2010.

North Korea issues unusually specific threat

By Dylan Stableford | The Envoy

North Korea's military vowed a new and unusually specific threat to its neighbors, saying it would reduce South Korea "to ashes" in less than four minutes.

The statement, released Monday when programming was interrupted on North Korea's state TV by a special report, comes amid rising tensions on the Korean peninsula.

Earlier this month, North Korea was unsuccessful in a long-range missile launch, prompting worries that North Korea may conduct another nuclear test. South Korean officials say new satellite images show that North Korea has been digging a tunnel in what appears to be preparation for a third atomic test.

According to the Associated Press, the statement from North Korea was unusual in promising something soon and in describing a specific period of time.

The North Korean military threatened to "reduce all the rat-like groups and the bases for provocations to ashes in three or four minutes, (or) in much shorter time, by unprecedented peculiar means and methods of our own style."

For months the North has castigated South Korean President Lee Myung-bak and the conservative administration for insulting their leadership and criticizing a new cruise missile capable of striking anywhere in the south.

South Korean officials responded, urging North Korea to end the threats. "We urge North Korea to immediately stop this practice," Unification Ministry spokesman Kim Hyung-suk said, according to the Associated Press. "We express deep concern that the North's threats and accusations have worsened inter-Korean ties and heightened tensions."

Meanwhile, in a meeting Sunday with a North Korean delegation in Beijing, China's senior official on foreign policy praised the leadership shown by North Korea's new young leader, Kim Jong Un.

The meeting follows the April 13 launch of what the United States called a disguised ballistic missile test by North Korea. The rocket disintegrated minutes after launch.

Mitt Romney: 'I'd vote for RON PAUL'

Eight Reasons Why Romney Won't Receive Nomination

There’s a good a chance Mitt Romney will win the primaries in Arizona and Michigan tonight, drawing that much closer to the Republican nomination. But the media’s portrayal of him has been anything but that of a champion—it has been downright withering. Take last week’s economic speech, billed as a major address by his campaign. The coverage was scornful, all but ignoring the news (his proposing a 20 percent income tax cut) and focusing mainly on the empty stadium where the event took place and his latest rich-guy gaffe, when Romney bragged toward the end of his speech about owning four cars, including two Cadillacs—his “fleet of personal vehicles,” as the New York Times drily put it. Romney’s advisers are furious. What’s going on? Here are eight reasons why he’s getting pasted—and why his struggles will likely continue:

1) He’s Hiding: Romney views the press with aspersion, engaging with reporters much less often than Rick Santorum or Newt Gingrich. That was a viable strategy back when his winning the nomination seemed a lock, but Romney’s ahead by an inch, not a mile, and he’s getting punished for pretending otherwise. Denied access or real news, reporters will write about optics and gaffes—and do so with relish.

2) He’s Trying to Run Out the Clock: Romney’s stump speech is a collection of platitudes and the strange ritual recitation of the lyrics to America the Beautiful. As one of his fundraisers put it to John Heilemann of New York magazine: “I have never seen anything more ridiculous or belittling.” This creates the impression that Romney has nothing to say—or worse, has chosen not to say anything substantive—and is trying to coast to the nomination. Reporters feel duty-bound to push back.

3) He’ll Say Anything: Romney has a reputation as someone who will say anything to get ahead. Lately, he’s been struggling, and now—presto!—he has rolled out a new tax cut. Romney isn’t granted the benefit of the doubt, so the assumption is that this is a political ploy, not a bold policy choice.

4) He Wants to Have It Both Ways: Romney’s advisers fault the media for focusing on trivialities, such as the empty stadium, rather than the size of his proposed cut. A big reason why his tax cut wasn’t treated more seriously is that he won’t say how he’ll pay for it—he wants to take credit for the tax cut but avoid the responsibility of funding it.

5) He’s Awkward: It’s hard to recall a likely major-party nominee who was less of a natural politician than Romney. The constant references to his wealth—the $10,000 bet with Rick Perry, the Cadillacs, his quip yesterday about not being an “ardent” Nascar fan but being friends with several team owners—have become a bizarre-but-captivating spectacle, what James Fallows has aptly dubbed “Romney’s gaffe-Tourette’s.”

6) He’s Underperforming: Turnout and enthusiasm in GOP primaries and caucuses are both way down this year. That’s certainly not Romney’s fault alone. But his candidacy in particular is based on the idea that he’s an electable alternative to Barack Obama—yet his own party has obvious qualms about him.

7) He Has Forfeited His Right to Complain: Last November the Romney campaign rolled out its first ad, an attack on President Obama built around a quote taken entirely out of context. In the ad, Obama is heard to say, “if we keep talking about the economy, we’re going to lose.” But Obama was quoting a Republican, John McCain. Oddly, the Romney campaign bragged about having done this “intentionally.” This cost them a large measure of credibility with the press, which became much less receptive to the campaign’s subsequent complaints.

8) He’s a Mystery: Romney has been running for President for six years. He’s highly accomplished in business and government. He has money, good looks, a beautiful family—yet most political insiders feel they don’t understand what makes him tick. That doesn’t appear likely to change, because Romney is so guarded and press averse, yet at the same time he apparently is incapable on his own of making a strong case for his candidacy. Still, Romney supporters can take solace in this fact: Practically nobody believes he won’t wind up as the nominee.

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O'REILLY: It was mutual destruction. Now you can handle any weaponry or any kind of thing to surrogates, who will do your killing for you. Look, if you don't think Iran is sponsoring terrorism, you're living in the land of Oz, congressman.

PAUL: Well, so is Saudi Arabia. What are you going to do about Saudi? What are you going to do with Pakistan?

O'REILLY: It's not a government policy in Saudi Arabia. It's just a failure to do any effective policing. It's a policy in Iran to wipe out Israel...

PAUL: It's our policy...

O'REILLY: ...to attack USA.

PAUL: It's our policy of preemptive, deliberate invasions of foreign countries and occupying these countries that has jeopardized our safety. This blowback principle is what caused 9/11. And we have to come to realize it. If you keep living in this dream land of saying that they attack because we're free and prosperous, believe me, we're never going to get free from fear ...
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Santorum suggests Romney and Paul conspiring against him

Ron Paul, Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney (Jae C. Hong/AP) By Chris Moody
MESA, Ariz. -- Have Ron Paul and Mitt Romney made some kind of secret alliance to boost Romney to the nomination? Rick Santorum is starting to think so.

After months on the campaign trail, Paul has largely chosen to focus his attacks on candidates not named Mitt Romney, most recently going after Santorum, the latest candidate to pose a challenge to Romney's candidacy. The idea that Ron Paul would spare Romney--while attacking candidates with arguably stronger conservative records than the former Massachusetts governor--has Santorum wondering.

"You'll have to ask Congressman Paul and Governor Romney what they've got going together," Santorum told reporters after the Republican presidential debate in Mesa, Arizona on Wednesday. "Their commercials look a lot alike and so do their attacks." The idea might not be so far fetched. The Washington Post earlier this month reported that the Romney and Paul camps--as different as they are--have forged a behind-the-scenes alliance. "Romney's aides are 'quietly in touch with Ron Paul,' according to a Republican adviser who is in contact with the Romney campaign," the Post's Amy Gardner reported.

Although Paul has certainly landed a few punches on Romney over the course of the campaign, his efforts against him pale in comparison to the ads and comments he has made about the other candidates.

Really, Why Not?? RON PAUL MAKES A GREAT POINT

This Is How Far They Go To Block Ron Paul

This Is News Max Political Archives for February, and Ron Paul is mentioned in 9 out of 170 Headlines. I thought they had to receive equal air-time, Ad Space, or any other way of promoting their campaign. If we already lost all of our rights, what makes you think this election is going to be fair, there will be nothing patriotic about it. They are trying to convince people with money not to donate their money to Ron Paul, because of his electability, which is the worst plausible description of the Doctor I've heard.

Politics Archives February 2012:
Feb 17, 2012 Santorum to Speak to Students at Michigan College
Feb 17, 2012 Ohio AG DeWine Switches from Romney to Santorum
Feb 17, 2012 Rasmussen: Romney Maintains Lead in Arizona
Feb 17, 2012 Ohio AG DeWine, Pro-life Group Back Santorum
Feb 17, 2012 Pro-Gingrich super PAC to get $10M Boost from Adelson
Feb 17, 2012 UAW: Romney Misleads Voters on Auto Bailouts
Feb 17, 2012 Rep. West: Obama Stimulus Made Things Worse
Feb 17, 2012 Romney on Santorum's Rombo Ad: ‘Most Negative I’ve Seen’
Feb 17, 2012 Wealthy Democratic Donor Says She's Keeping Her Cash
Feb 17, 2012 Limbaugh, Palin, Huckabee Praise Santorum in Ad
Feb 17, 2012 Obama Campaign, Democrats Raise $29.1 Million in January
Feb 17, 2012 Limbaugh, Palin, Huckabee Praise Santorum in Ad
Feb 17, 2012 Romney Attacks Obama on Foreign Policy
Feb 16, 2012 CNN Cancels March 1 Debate After Three Candidates Pass
Feb 16, 2012 Perry Seeks to Form Super PAC
Feb 16, 2012 Detroit News Poll: Santorum Has Edge Over Romney
Feb 16, 2012 Rep. West: Democratic Policy Amounts to ‘Insidious Slavery’
Feb 16, 2012 Priebus Needs Just a Year to Turn Around RNC Finances
Feb 16, 2012 Fox News Poll: Obama Leads Republicans in Swing States
Feb 16, 2012 Out-of-State Donations Add Up for Warren in Mass.
Feb 16, 2012 Trump Stumped by Santorum's Surge
Feb 16, 2012 Romney's Shifting Bailout Stance a Liability in Mich.
Feb 16, 2012 A Kennedy is Running Again in Mass.
Feb 16, 2012 Santorum Seeks More Congressional Backing
Feb 16, 2012 Romney Struggling to Attract White Working Class
Feb 16, 2012 Michigan Gov. Snyder Endorses Romney
Feb 15, 2012 Obama Raising Campaign Cash in California
Feb 15, 2012 AP Source: Michigan Gov. Snyder to Endorse Romney
Feb 15, 2012 Joseph Kennedy III to Run for Frank's Massachusetts Seat
Feb 15, 2012 Detroit to Romney: Get Real on Auto Bailout
Feb 15, 2012 Friess: I’ll Keep Helping Santorum — as Needed
Feb 15, 2012 Boehner Delays Action on Transportation Bill
Feb 15, 2012 Judge: Texas Republicans Should Plan on May 29 Primary
Feb 15, 2012 Santorum Exploring Secret Service Protection
Feb 15, 2012 Vulnerable Democrats Steer Clear of Obama Budget
Feb 15, 2012 Santorum Ad Attacks Romney … for Attacking Santorum
Feb 15, 2012 Quinnipiac: Santorum Leads in Ohio
Feb 15, 2012 Santorum Goes After Romney in Michigan
Feb 15, 2012 Santorum to 'Plant Flag' in Romney's Native State
Feb 15, 2012 Boehner: Democrats Should Compromise on Jobless, Medicare
Feb 14, 2012 Los Angeles Mayor to Chair Democratic Convention
Feb 14, 2012 Obama to Return to NYC for First Wall Street Fundraiser of Year
Feb 14, 2012 Democrat Reid, GOP Senator Shed Donations From Nevada Developer
Feb 14, 2012 Republicans Take Solyndra Message to Obama
Feb 14, 2012 Romney Returns to Familiar Playbook to Try to Stop Santorum
Feb 14, 2012 GOP Sen. Hatch Spars With Geithner on Obama Budget
Feb 14, 2012 Pooch Lovers Protest Romney Outside Westminster Dog Show
Feb 14, 2012 Christie: NJ Legislature Gay Marriage Vote ‘Good Theater’
Feb 14, 2012 Obama Declines to Return Stanford Money
Feb 14, 2012 Third Poll Shows Santorum Tied with Romney
Feb 14, 2012 Obama’s Budget Aims to Satisfy His Democratic Base
Feb 13, 2012 Evans: How Gingrich Wins the GOP Nomination
Feb 13, 2012 For Gingrich, "Super Tuesday" Looms as Turning Point
Feb 13, 2012 Gallup, Pew: Santorum Ties Romney
Feb 13, 2012 Cliff Stearns: GOP's New Investigative Star in Congress
Feb 13, 2012 Rep. Tom Cole: Obama’s Budget Is ‘Smoke and Mirrors’
Feb 13, 2012 Santorum Grabs Leads in 2 Michigan Polls
Feb 13, 2012 Poll: Biggest Budget Issue is Job Creation
Feb 13, 2012 GOP Rep. McKeon Calls Pentagon Budget Irresponsible
Feb 13, 2012 RNC Denounces Obama's New Budget Plan
Feb 13, 2012 Obama Faces Uphill Fight in Pennsylvania
Feb 13, 2012 Obama Supporters Launch Campaign Websites
Feb 13, 2012 Romney Supporters Question Campaign Strategy
Feb 13, 2012 Democrat Cleaver: Obama Budget 'Nervous Breakdown on Paper'
Feb 13, 2012 Wall Street Donates to GOP Amid Anger at Obama
Feb 13, 2012 Romney's Olympics Contributions Questioned by Some
Feb 13, 2012 New Gingrich Ad: Support Me to Halt 80-Year Drift to Left
Feb 12, 2012 Romney's Santorum Problem: No Easy Targets
Feb 12, 2012 Ron Paul: My Rivals Lack Convictions
Feb 12, 2012 McConnell Wants Vote on Birth-Control Mandate
Feb 11, 2012 Mitt Romney Wins CPAC Straw Poll
Feb 11, 2012 Gov. Scott: Get Government Out of Healthcare
Feb 11, 2012 In Maine, Paul Vies to Extend Romney Losing Streak
Feb 10, 2012 Matt Kibbe: Big 2012 Prize Is Conservative Takeover of Senate
Feb 10, 2012 George Allen: I Want to Kill Obamacare With my Vote
Feb 10, 2012 US House Republican Rejects Obama's Revised Health Rule
Feb 10, 2012 Ronald Kessler: Grover Norquist Says Obama Will Be Defeated
Feb 10, 2012 McConnell: Obama 'Demeans' Presidency
Feb 10, 2012 Cuccinelli: GOP Must Make Obamacare Centerpiece in 2012
Feb 10, 2012 Santorum Donor Friess Makes DC Debut
Feb 10, 2012 They're Back: Social Issues Overtake US Politics
Feb 10, 2012 Foreign Donations at Risk in Super PAC Landscape
Feb 10, 2012 Santorum Amplifies Faith in Way GOP Rivals Don't
Feb 09, 2012 Santorum: Obama Trying to Allow Iran to Have Nuke
Feb 09, 2012 Cardenas to Newsmax: GOP 'Hand-to-Hand Warfare' Benefits Obama
Feb 09, 2012 Embattled Biden Tries to Fix Birth-Control Fiasco
Feb 09, 2012 American Majority Uses NASCAR to Drive Conservatives
Feb 09, 2012 Some Republicans Want to Reconsider Earmark Ban
Feb 09, 2012 Five Lesser-Known Figures to Watch at CPAC
Feb 09, 2012 Some Republicans Regret Debt Limit Vote
Feb 09, 2012 Shot Giffords Aide to Seek Her Post in Special Election
Feb 09, 2012 GOP Congressmen to Romney: Pick Up the Pace
Feb 09, 2012 US House Passes Bill against Congressional Insider Trading
Feb 09, 2012 Bachmann: Santorum Victories Show Importance of Social Issues
Feb 09, 2012 Huntsman Named to Ford Motor Co. Board
Feb 09, 2012 Trump: Santorum Lost in Senate, How Can He Beat Obama?
Feb 08, 2012 Santorum Files for Indiana Ballot Despite Dispute
Feb 08, 2012 Friess: Santorum Should Pick Romney as VP
Feb 08, 2012 GOP Seeks ‘Pelosi Provision’ in Insider Trading Bill
Feb 08, 2012 Gingrich Warns Darkly of Iran Nuclear Possibility
Feb 08, 2012 Rush: Conservative Values Spur Santorum Trifecta
Feb 08, 2012 2 Creators of Eastwood Ad Donated Time to Obama in '08
Feb 08, 2012 Kessler: CPAC Will Have Record Turnout
Feb 08, 2012 Paul Remains Upbeat About Delegates Despite Losses
Feb 08, 2012 State Sen. Blue Might Run for NC Governor
Feb 08, 2012 Obama Budget Gives GOP Chance to Unite
Feb 08, 2012 Tuesday’s Contests Boost Santorum, Hurt Gingrich, Romney
Feb 08, 2012 Former Georgia Sen. Mattingly Endorses Gingrich
Feb 08, 2012 Marlin: Obama Will Lose Catholic Swing States, Maybe Election
Feb 08, 2012 Santorum's Gamble Pays off
Feb 08, 2012 McCain: Primary Season Should End to Focus on Obama
Feb 08, 2012 Pa. Might Delay Primary Over Redistricting
Feb 07, 2012 Schoen: Santorum ‘Shatters’ Inevitability Claim
Feb 07, 2012 Gingrich Floats Possibility of ‘Open Convention’
Feb 07, 2012 James Bopp Jr, RNC Member, Endorses Romney
Feb 07, 2012 Kerrey Declines Senate Bid, Nebraska Dems Scramble
Feb 07, 2012 33 in Congress Really Bring Home the Bacon, Wash Post Finds
Feb 07, 2012 February Contests: Maine, Colo., Mo., Minn., Ariz., Mich.
Feb 07, 2012 Gingrich Rebound 'Remarkable,' Regardless of Final Outcome
Feb 07, 2012 5 Key Factors to Watch in Mo., Minn., Colo. GOP Contests
Feb 07, 2012 3 GOP Candidates Blast Ruling Overturning Calif. Gay Marriage Ban
Feb 07, 2012 Gingrich: Romney, Obama Violate Catholic Rights
Feb 07, 2012 PPP Surveys Show Santorum Strength in Mo., Minn., Colo.
Feb 07, 2012 One-Third of Presidential Campaign Spending From Nonprofits
Feb 07, 2012 Kentucky Delays Congressional Districts Filing
Feb 07, 2012 Ex-Sen. Bob Kerrey Won't Try to Regain Neb. Seat
Feb 07, 2012 Obama Returning Money Tied to Fugitive Casino Owner
Feb 07, 2012 Romney Intensifies Fight for Social Conservatives
Feb 06, 2012 Kessler: RNC Beats Democrats in Fundraising
Feb 06, 2012 Tea Party Could Be Warming to Romney
Feb 06, 2012 Romney Camp Goes After Santorum
Feb 06, 2012 Democrats Wonder: Is Pelosi Friend or Foe?
Feb 06, 2012 Football Groups Using Lobbyists to Score on Capitol Hill
Feb 06, 2012 2012 Gingrich Looks Increasingly like 2008 Huckabee
Feb 06, 2012 Wash Post: Romney Claims on Anthem Wrong, Misguided
Feb 06, 2012 3 Virginia Democrats Vie to Challenge Rep. Cantor
Feb 06, 2012 Wash Post-ABC Poll: Obama Tops Romney Among All Americans
Feb 06, 2012 Rasmussen: Half Strongly Disapprove of Obama Performance
Feb 06, 2012 Singer Pat Boone Endorses Santorum
Feb 06, 2012 Romney Leads Newt in GOP Delegates, 101 to 32
Feb 06, 2012 Obama: Negative Ads Will Have Role in 2012 Race
Feb 06, 2012 GOP Ends NV Vote Count; Romney on Top with 50%
Feb 05, 2012 Jews Make Big Move Away from Obama
Feb 05, 2012 In Minn., Conservative Drift Challenges Romney
Feb 05, 2012 Armey: Gingrich on 'Vendetta' Against Romney
Feb 05, 2012 GOP Mounts Major Push to Woo Hispanics
Feb 05, 2012 Romney Win Leaves Rivals Few Options
Feb 05, 2012 Schoen & Blakeman: Voters Warm to Romney; Gingrich Must Reorganize
Feb 04, 2012 Conservatives, Mormons Help Romney Win Nevada
Feb 04, 2012 Republican Romney Sails to Easy Win in Nevada
Feb 04, 2012 Santorum: GOP Battle ‘Long, Long Way From Being Over’
Feb 04, 2012 Romney Wins Nevada Caucuses; Gingrich, Paul Battling for Second
Feb 04, 2012 Maine Caucuses Begin, to Run for Full Week
Feb 04, 2012 Breaking News From Nevada Caucuses
Feb 04, 2012 Facebook Survey: 41% of Nevada Users View Trump as No Big Deal
Feb 04, 2012 Santorum, Paul Look Past Nevada Caucuses
Feb 04, 2012 Gingrich Hoping to Beat Paul for 2nd Place in Nev.
Feb 04, 2012 Mo. Candidate Would Be Among Richest in US Senate
Feb 04, 2012 Romney Parts Ways With Debate Coach
Feb 03, 2012 Barry Goldwater Jr.: No GOP Candidate Has 'Sealed the Deal'
Feb 03, 2012 Gingrich Ad: Romney, Obama Share Too Many Positions
Feb 03, 2012 GOP Gains Support From All Major Religious Groups
Feb 03, 2012 Polls: Romney Likely To Win Nevada
Feb 03, 2012 Romney: Obama Doesn’t Deserve Credit for Jobs Growth
Feb 03, 2012 Mormon Vote to Help Romney in Next Primaries
Feb 03, 2012 Nevada Tea Party Split on Candidates
Feb 03, 2012 Rush: Obama's Jobless Numbers Are 'Corrupt'
Feb 03, 2012 Ga. Rep. Gingrey Walks Out of Obama Speech
Feb 03, 2012 Romney's Verbal Gaffes Worry Republicans
Feb 03, 2012 Nev. Gov. Sandoval: I'm Not Endorsing Anyone
Feb 03, 2012 Santorum: I'll Stay in the Race 'to the Very End'
Feb 03, 2012 Gingrich: Republicans Must 'Run as a Team' to Win Washington
Feb 03, 2012 Romney: Trump Shares My Vision on Stopping China
Feb 03, 2012 Trump: Tea Party Will 'Pick Up Banner' for Mitt Romney
Feb 02, 2012 Paul: States Should Resolve Land Management Issues
Feb 02, 2012 Kansas Lawmakers Warned to Keep Records
Feb 02, 2012 Gingrich Seeks to Challenge Fla. Delegate Count
Feb 02, 2012 Sen. Marco Rubio: Obama Will Try to 'Absolutely Eviscerate' Republican Opponent
Feb 02, 2012 NC's Heath Shuler Won't Seek Re-election to House
Feb 02, 2012 Rove: Romney Camp Must Offer Ideas
Feb 02, 2012 Gingrich: 'We Should Care about the Very Poor'
Feb 02, 2012 Romney-Paul Alliance Benefits Both Men
Feb 02, 2012 Five Possible Gingrich Comeback Tacks
Feb 02, 2012 Romney Stock Trades Clash With Divestment Pledge
Feb 02, 2012 Paul Gambles on Caucus States to Amass Delegates
Feb 01, 2012 Santorum Sharpens Criticism in Colorado visit
Feb 01, 2012 Paul: Immigration Not Solved by Barbed Wire, Guns
Feb 01, 2012 Romney vs. Gingrich Nastiness Has GOP Worried
Feb 01, 2012 Vulnerable Dem Senators Scramble for Cash
Feb 01, 2012 Santorum Gets Tancredo Endorsement
Feb 01, 2012 Romney Would Fare Well Against Conservative Alternative
Feb 01, 2012 Wealthy Individuals, Corporations Bankroll Romney
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This is for those Stupid Americans that say Iraq, Iran... Same Thing!

We have the same ideas for us and our Democracy.

US Intel Chief: Iran Unlikely to Start Conflict Read more on Newsmax.com: US Intel Chief: Iran Unlikely to Start Conflict Important: Do You Support Pres. Obama's Re-Election? Vote Here Now!

"This is in reference to my last post, about how NewsMax is now stating the exact opposite within the same week. If our intel shows us that Iran is unlikely to start conflict. Let's leave it at that." - Oh Zee - 2012

U.S. intelligence agencies predict that Iran will respond if attacked but is unlikely to start a conflict, and they believe that Israel has not taken a decision to strike Iranian nuclear sites, a top U.S. intelligence official said on Thursday.

With those comments, Lieutenant General Ronald Burgess, director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, answered two key questions surrounding escalating tensions with Iran after the United States increased sanctions over its nuclear program.

Burgess also said that despite the ratcheting up of sanctions on Iran, the country's leaders are unlikely to abandon their suspected nuclear weapons program.

Iran responded to the new sanctions that target its central bank and oil exports by threatening to close a key oil shipping lane. There have also been concerns that Israel might strike Iranian nuclear facilities and escalate tensions further.

The West suspects Iran's nuclear program is aimed at developing weapons, while Tehran says it is peaceful.

"Iran can close the Strait of Hormuz at least temporarily, and may launch missiles against United States forces and our allies in the region if it is attacked," Burgess told a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing.

"Iran could also attempt to employ terrorist surrogates worldwide. However, the agency assesses Iran is unlikely to initiate or intentionally provoke a conflict," he said.

Asked bluntly whether intelligence agencies believed Israel had made a decision to attack Iran, Burgess replied: "To the best of our knowledge Israel has not decided to attack Iran."

On the sanctions, Burgess said Iran was nowhere near giving up its nuclear aspirations.

"Iran today has the technical, scientific and industrial capability to eventually produce nuclear weapons. While international pressure against Iran has increased, including through sanctions, we assess that Tehran is not close to agreeing to abandoning its nuclear program," Burgess said.

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Iran Say's It's The Victim

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Facing international sanctions over its nuclear program, Iran is taking the position that it's the victim, not the aggressor. Iran is pointing to the cases of five slain scientists whose deaths it blames on Israel and its allies.

From Iran's view, it's been the target of clandestine hit squads for more than two years while the West has ignored Iran's claims that the Israeli Mossad spy agency is the mastermind.

"Iran's official line is that it's under siege, not the aggressor. This shows up everywhere in Iran's policies and statements," said Mustafa Alani, an analyst at the Gulf Research Center based in Geneva.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad spoke on national television Wednesday next to photos of five nuclear scientists and researchers killed since 2010. Nearby was a large portrait of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei holding the son of Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, a senior director of Iran's main uranium enrichment facility, who was killed last month after a magnetic bomb tore through his car in Tehran.

During earlier ceremonies to insert domestically made fuel rods at a Tehran research reactor, Ahmadinejad lifted to his knee the daughter of nuclear electronics expert Darioush Rezaeinejad, who was fatally shot last year by a pair of gunmen on motorcycles. Iran's nuclear chief, Fereidoun Abbasi, embraced the girl.

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Why Demand Nuclear Transparency from Iran and Not Israel

This is my official stance on the subject. I have read that Israel has over 1100 bombs... but Iran can't have 1???

White Knowledge Under the Microscope

Music:Bad Artists, like Politics:Bad Politicians

As I evaluate the level of competition in the Music Industry, I see many similarities with the Industry and Politics. This years election is starting to sound like the mainstream music we are fed on the radio. A bunch of crap that no-one wants to hear, and repitition causes some to lose their defense, so they end up singing along. The Republicans are starting to emulate the forced Music we are all used to by now, just by the way they are forcing us to rally behind weaker politicians, because they are afraid of the good guy.

I understand the dynamics behind the forcing, and they do it because of the high percentage of people that believe the media, and "trusty" news networks. But they are owned by the people who are afraid of Ron Paul, and what his political agenda might do to their heirloom of wealth. What he is proposing is to eliminate all the unnecessary expenditures which help to pad the pockets of the nation's wealthiest. By taxing the wealthy, America wouldn't be hurting the economy, but rather ensuring our financial stability. This infuriates the elite, by greatly reducing the plausibility of their planned take-over.