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• Post: NAACP Takes Over Houston Polling Station, Advocates for President Obama

  Friday afternoon at an early polling place located at 6719 W. Montgomery Road in Houston, NAACP members were seen advocating for President Barack Obama according to volunteer poll watchers on location at the time. According to … Continue reading →

  

• Post: State’s Voter ID Law to be Scoured

  The Justice Department is investigating whether Pennsylvania’s voter ID law discriminates against minorities, an agency spokesman said Monday. The Justice Department sent a three-page letter to Secretary of the Commonwealth Carol Aichele, a member of Gov. … Continue reading →

  

• Article: Not smart enough to get a voter ID? Not smart enough to vote!

    There are a few things in the news that I wanted to comment on. • I had to laugh out loud when I heard some of the things on The Five the other day. For … Continue reading →

  

• Article: Obama, NAACP Pervert Civil Rights

    As his re-election hopes dim, the mainstream “progressive” media continue to run interference for Barack Obama. It’s predictable. They no longer even try to hide it. They persist in slobbering on their over-hyped, under-capable would-be … Continue reading →

  

• Post: A Proud Moment

  By Mona Charen Mitt Romney delivered one of the best speeches of the year at the NAACP meeting in Houston. It made me proud to watch him. Romney was wise to accept the invitation — though, … Continue reading →

  

• Post: Mitt Romney at NAACP: Into the Lions’ Den

  Mitt Romney already faced a mission impossible scenario Wednesday with his scheduled speech to the NAACP. And that was before embattled Attorney General Eric Holder raised the stakes. Holder delivered a rousing address Tuesday in Houston that framed the proposed Texas … Continue reading →

  

• Post: Rev. Franklin Graham apologizes to Obama

  Franklin Graham, the evangelist and son of Billy Graham, has apologized for questioning President Obama’s Christian faith, insisting that religion has “nothing to do” with his decision not to support the president’s election, according to a … Continue reading →