Last year Republicans and Democrats agreed to increase the debt ceiling and part of the deal was across the board spending cuts, including $500 billion in cuts to the Defense Department, in the event Congress fails to act by January 1, 2013. It doesn’t appear that Democrats care to do anything about this, seeing...
Is it just me, or are our enemies feeling emboldened by the Obama administration’s Smart Power? According to The Washington Times, the Iranians are hiring hackers to attack our infrastructure. Iran is recruiting a hacker army to target the U.S. power grid, water systems and other vital infrastructure for cyberattack in a future confrontation...
The following is a guest post by Joseph Hall. *** Secret Service Scandal Spreads to US Military as Well The investigation into alleged Secret Service misdeeds in Columbia has now spread to include possible US Military involvement. The current count includes 11 Secret Service agents and 5 military personnel that were at the hotel...
During his State of the Union speech President Obama touted the taxpayer “investment” into the green battery company Ener1. He said “In three years, our partnership with the private sector has already positioned America to be the world’s leading manufacturer of high-tech batteries.” Two days later the company filed for bankruptcy. If it’s not...
Earlier it was reported that President Obama was caught telling Russian President Medvedev that he'll have a lot more flexibility when it comes to missile defense after the next election. So I figured that the headline "Obama: US nuclear disarmament a 'moral obligation'" was a flashback. But no
President Obama sure does love spending money – on everything but defense. I always thought the primary role of the federal government was to protect the American people from threats from abroad. I guess I was mistaken. If he has his way, we’ll have to count on China and Russia to protect us, since...
Judicial Watch filed a freedom of information request for documents pertaining to the possible leak of the information relating to the killing of Osama bin Laden to a Hollywood producer in August 2011. The administration has yet to cough up the information, so Judicial Watch is suing them. The DOD admitted receiving the FOIA...
Last week Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said that the cuts to the Pentagon’s budget pose risks to the military’s capability to respond to threats. But don’t worry, he and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Army Gen. Martin Dempsey, believe they can manage those risks. Sure, there’s quite a bit of waste...
Something tells me this isn’t going to end well. The Obama administration is reportedly planning a nuclear scientist swap with China. Deputy Energy Secretary Daniel B. Poneman is working on a major Obama administration initiative that would renew scientist exchanges between U.S. nuclear weapons laboratories and Chinese nuclear facilities. The idea is aimed at...
Did you hear that a Hollywood movie about the killing of Osama bin Laden is set to be released less than a month before the November, 2012 election? Yeah, sure, the timing is just a coincidence. That fundraiser Sony Pictures held for Obama was just a coincidence, too, I’m sure. The Weekly Standard reported: There...
We’re supposed to believe President Obama is serious about deficit and debt reduction when the only budget proposal he’s put forth increases the budget deficit by a whopping $2.7 trillion over the next decade. CNS News has the scoop: While the Republican-controlled House of Representatives has voted this year to approve House Budget Chairman...
If there is anyone still uncertain as to how someone with a completely depraved mind would behave as the leader of the free world, well this ought to clear it up for you. In case you missed it while following some equally abhorent story eminating from the Obama regime, here is the follow up to LC’s...
Well, it’s about time! Attorney General Eric Holder has finally announced that the Department of Justice will drop the investigation into CIA interrogators. An investigation into the deaths of two detainees will go on, according to National Journal. “The department has determined that an expanded criminal investigation of the remaining matters is not warranted,”...
A reader sent me this link nearly twenty four hours ago, and it’s been open ever since. Despite the hosting troubles, I left the tab open because I believe this is something you need to know. The Washington Times reported that government investigators charged with security clearance investigations falsified reports to make it look...
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