Clinton appointee rules NSA spying constitutional

A U.S. District Judge has ruled the NSA's phone tapping program constitutional. The judge, William Pauley, was nominated to the bench in 1998 by Pres. Bill Clinton, on the recommendation of Democratic Sen. Patrick Moynihan. All the more reason to fight getting Hillary Clinton elected President. This is a sobering reminder that their actions have effects reaching far beyond their terms in office. We can't afford another Clinton.

Palin smacks down Obama over scandals

Say what you will about Sarah Palin, but the Governor isn't afraid to tell it like it is, and she's got President Obama in her sights, citing his "galling political hubris" in the light of a trio of scandals.

To read all about what she had to say about The Chosen One, click right here to see the full report at Examiner.com.

Obama still playing Big Brother

If you have the weird feeling you are being watched, thank President Obama. He and Congress are about to extend his ability to conduct surveillance on any private American citizen without a public judge's warrant. He didn't like it when President Bush was doing it, but now, he doesn't seem to mind it so much. Click here to read our full article about it at Examiner.com.