Dr. Michael Savage Speaks On Eastwood And The Chrysler Rip-Off

Even the mighty Eastwood has been fooled by Barry and his thug buddies.

http://www.wnd.com/2012/02/michael-savage-clint-eastwood-was-wrong/

“The people in Detroit know something about this,” Eastwood says of the harsh economic conditions of the past several years. “They almost lost everything. But we all pulled together. Now Motor City is fighting again.”

But Savage told his listeners that while most Americans believe that Chrysler repaid the loan, “if you read the fine print, Chrysler ran off with $1.3 billion.”

“It was astonishing for a man who allegedly is somewhat conservative … to be talking about bailing out the auto industry,” Savage said of Eastwood.

Savage traced the $12.5 billion that the Treasury Department gave Chrysler in 2009. Last year, the Italian automaker Fiat bought the government’s 6 percent stake in Chrysler, which closed the books on the feds’ involvement.

In the end, taxpayers were out $1.3 billion

Pamela Geller Opening Remarks AFDI "Islam in America"- CPAC 2012

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Pamela Geller Opening Remarks AFDI "Islam in America"- CPAC 2012 Part 1 of 7

(Part 1 of 7) Pamela Geller (AFDI/SIOA & Atlas Shrugs.com)Her opening remarks before she introduced this explosive panel at CPAC 2012. They spoke of "Islamic Law in America: How the Obama Justice Department is Selling us Out." And then introduced Ilario Pantano, the first speakers ( Many thanks to Tim and Maria Lyng of TheRemembranceProject.org for permission to post this video)

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Hints and Clues About Prepping's Growing Popularity - Costco?

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One might ask themselves about the underlying cause for prepping becoming mainstream.  Is it because of the economy?  Is it because of foreign unrest?  Is it because of the walking dead tv show on AMC? No one knows the answer but one thing is for sure - Prepping is growing in popularity as is evidenced by main stream media and business.

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The Kerry Kickback: Kerry Secured Millions for Massachusetts Hospital With Campaign Donor Connections

Reblogged from Scotty Starnes's Blog:

The pay-to-play scheme that has been waged by Democrats is costly for American taxpayers. How many stories have showed open bribes between politicians and their rewarding of billions of taxpayer dollars to those who give money to their campaigns?

Now, after almost two years of the passing of ObamaCare, the taxpayers learn that John Kerry participated in the bribes and kickback scheme to benefit his, and other Democrats, political campaign donors.

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Issa takes step toward holding Holder in contempt of Congress / The Daily Caller

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On Tuesday Rep. Darrell Issa, chairman of the House committee on Oversight and Government Reform, took a major step toward holding Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress for his failure to provide subpoenaed documents and other information about Operation Fast and Furious.

In a Jan. 31 letter, Issa had threatened Holder with such a move if he failed to provide all the subpoenaed documents relating to the Fast and Furious gunwalking scandal by Feb.

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Holder and Obama lied, and Americans died!

Obama fails to tell Americans the danger of contraception

Reblogged from BUNKERVILLE | God, Guns and Guts Comrades!:

American Thinker's piece,  Politics and the Presidents pill- are they healthy for women? was kind enough to include a link to my post, Obama:'Contraceptives prevent Ovarian Cancer'. Obama's suggesting that Contraception was a "healthy choice" is false. Having been taken to task in my comment section that I claimed that Obama was espousing false information, here is the down and dirty information that Planned Parenthood, and many physicians are probably not telling women.

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No Tresspassing

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Flannery O'Connor once said, “We in the South live in a society that is rich in contradiction, rich in irony, rich in contrast, and particularly rich in its speech.”

I've lived in the south for nearly a decade, but I'm not a southerner. However, I can still identify with O'Connor's quote. I remember the very first day my husband and I arrived in this town.

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Top 10 Favorite Cities Visited – #1 Rome, Italy

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Top 10 Favorite Cities Visited

With 33 countries under my belt, I’ve experienced some of the most amazing cities that the world has to offer. From great beaches, climate, friendly people, personal interests, world-famous attractions, architecture, history, and culture, there are many different factors that make a city great, let alone top ten!

#1 Rome, Italy - One of the oldest cities in the world, there is no other place that holds the beginning of life like Rome. 

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I never have really wanted to visit other cities in other countries, but I would rather visit golf courses in other countries

"I Am A WHITE Man"

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(Before reading the essay, please enjoy this short musical video of our race, our cultures ... and our heritage.)

By Denis

I am a White man – and I have realised that I am constantly judged for that by other White-skinned people who have a problem with the fact that I am proud to be a White man.

Let me repeat that first sentence…

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Federal Food Nazis In NC

You think that health care is not tied into a larger issue: Control of every American’s, and illegal aliens’ life from cradle to grave!

Why do you hear the feds talk so much about what is healthy and what is not? You hear about the cost of what the feds define as unhealthy food intake. Many people need to wake up and piece this all together.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2101354/Food-police-reject-preschoolers-homemade-lunch–favour-chicken-nuggets.html

A preschool girl was told her homemade meal wasn’t healthy enough so a school cafeteria monitor made her eat chicken nuggets instead.

What could be less healthy than chicken nuggets? A turkey and cheese sandwich on whole wheat bread with a side of a banana, potato chips, and apple juice.

‘What got me so mad is, number one, don’t tell my kid I’m not packing her lunch

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2101354/Food-police-reject-preschoolers-homemade-lunch–favour-chicken-nuggets.html#ixzz1mTApCECy