PAT DOLLARD YOUNG AMERICANS 3 Hours Ago SWAT Teams New Face Of Police Agencies – Militarization Of Law Enforcement Going Full Steam Ahead Jul 29, 2013 Infidel Alie Excerpted from  WND A key distinction between the U.S. and other nations, even relatively free nations, long has been American restrictions on domestic use of the military, for police actions, law enforcement and keeping things under control. However, when the local police officer or sheriff's deputy is equipped with night vision goggles, laser-scope rifles, electronic eavesdropping equipment and body armor and comes up a citizen's driveway in a military-type personnel carrier with shielded windows and oversize wheels, the prohibitions seem to lose some of their teeth.It's an issue on which WND has reported for more than a decade, and others now are taking note. Since 1878, with the passage of the Posse Comitatus Act, it has long been an established legal principle that the federal government is not allowed to u

 PJMEDIA.COM 3 Hours Ago How Common Core is Coming to Homeschoolers by  Paula Bolyard Many homeschooling families believe that they can remain insulated from the effects of the unpopular Common Core curriculum by maintaining control of their curriculum in their home. In states like Ohio, parents have the freedom to choose the curriculum with little oversight from the state, so it's natural to think that federal mandates will not affect home-educating families. Unfortunately, Common Core, if it continues to be adopted by states across the country, can and will trickle down into private schools and homeschools. Those of us who have had the experience of sending our kids to college know the importance of standardized tests like the ACT and SAT, especially for homeschoolers who sometimes lack other academic credentials that colleges require. While smaller, private schools often offer more flexibility and take the time to evaluate the entire academic and extracurricular records of homes

 DANALOESCHRADIO.COM 2 Hours Ago Cruz: Republicans Are "Terrified" Of Obamacare Fight by  Dana Loesch Posted on  July 29, 2013  by  Dana Loesch Today on my radio program I spoke with Senator Ted Cruz about the defunding Obamacare battle in the Senate. Excerpts: "Right now is, in my view, our single best opportunity to defeat Obamacare and it may well be out last opportunity. [..] Right now is the best time to stand and fight to defind Obamacare. We have our best opportunity to do so on September 30th, the continuing resolution which funds the federal government it expires on September 30th and that's the best opportunity, if Republicans stand together to actually win this fight." "Why is President Obama willing to give an exemption, a waiver to large corporations but not to American families?" "I think there is a powerful, defeatist approach among Republicans in Washington. I think they're beaten down and they're convinced that we can'

 PAT DOLLARD YOUNG AMERICANS 16 Minutes Ago Fast Food Workers In 7 Cities Go On Strike For $15-An-Hour Pay by  Jack Flash Jul 29, 2013 Jack Flash Excerpted from  Salon :  This morning marks the start of what will likely be the largest fast food worker mobilization in U.S. history, with a New York City walkout today kicking off strikes in seven cities over four days. These work stoppages by non-union workers are the latest escalation in an embattled labor movement's unprecedented challenge to the overwhelmingly non-union industry, whose ranks are growing and whose conditions are spreading elsewhere in the U.S. economy.  Keep reading Excerpted from  The Los Angeles Times :  Hundreds of fast food workers around the country are walking off their jobs Monday to raise support for $15-an-hour pay. Advocacy groups such as Fast Food Forward organized strikes in New York City, Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Mo., and Flint, Mich., to protest the $7.25 federal minimum wag

 HOTAIR.COM 2 Hours Ago Obama not even pretending he has legal authority to delay the ObamaCare employer mandate by  Byron York posted at 5:21 pm on July 29, 2013 by Allahpundit Via  Byron York , an amazing bit buried in the  NYT's interview with The One  after his economy-speech snooze last week. This is as close as you'll ever get to seeing a pol answer a reporter's question with "because I said so": NYT: People questioned your legal and constitutional authority to do that unilaterally — to delay the employer mandate. Did you consult with your lawyer? MR. OBAMA: Jackie, if you heard me on stage today, what I said was that I will seize any opportunity I can find to work with Congress to strengthen the middle class, improve their prospects, improve their security – NYT: No, but specifically – MR. OBAMA: — but where Congress is unwilling to act, I will take whatever administrative steps that I can in order to do right by the American people. And if Congress thinks

 YOUTUBE 5 Hours Ago Sen. Ted Cruz talks about Defunding Obamacare with Shannon Bream on America Live 07/29/2013 Sen. Ted Cruz talks about Defunding Obamacare with Shannon Bream on America Live http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhagUBbojLM John Hames

Monday, July 29th  Phony Scandals, False Crisis Every weekend, the Obama administration picks someone to go on the Sunday talk shows and spin the narrative. Some people are better at this than others – remember Dan Pfeiffer's “the law is irrelevant” fiasco a few months ago? This weekend, the chosen propagandist was none other than Treasury Secretary Jack Lew. His appearances made headlines for a few reasons. Lew told George Stephanopoulos that Republicans should avoid “false crisis” in reference to the upcoming budget battle. Notice that anything the Republicans try to do is being painted by this admi

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