PATRIOTSBILLBOARD.ORG 3 Hours Ago Record Numbers in Poverty Under Obama I'm Afraid This Is Only The Tip Of The Iceberg That's Coming – Too Bad, But Blacks & Hispanics Suffering The Most. Read On>> 9-29-13 NewsMax   The median income of American households dropped by $2,627 during President Barack Obama's first term — and the number of people in poverty rose by about 6,667,000, according to a new report from the Census Bureau. Some 46,496,000 Americans are now in poverty, the highest number ever and a 16.73 percent increase from 2008 when Obama took office. Overall, 15 percent of Americans are considered to be living in poverty, up from 13.2 percent in 2008. But the figures are much higher for blacks and Hispanics — 27 percent of blacks and 25.6 percent of Hispanics are living in poverty. The rate for non-Hispanic whites is 9.7 percent. More than one-fifth of all Americans under age 18 — 21.8 percent — are in poverty, as are 9.1 percent of those 65 and older. A si

 JOEFORAMERICA.COM 1 Hour Ago GOP delays Obamacare, funds government: Let Obama shut it down by  Mike DeVine The GOP needs a government shutdown to re-establish GUT- bone fides  with the American people. Follow  Joe For America on Facebook ! Republicans should allow President Obama to shut down the government on behalf of his Big Business and government employee friends to whom he has granted exemptions, subsidies and delays. Soon after his first inaugural in 2009, President Barack Obama demanded that health care reform be passed quickly to ensure a robust recovery and balanced budget, and that it must be done in comprehensive way. Then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) insisted the Affordable Care Act should only be read to discover its specifics, after it became law. Having received zero Republican votes, Obamacare became the Law of the Land. Five years later, while still awaiting the promised robust recovery and balanced budgets, we have finally had time to read the ACA, including Preside

 MICHELLE MALKIN 3 Hours Ago CNN does 12 minute interview with Susan Rice; Number of Benghazi mentions: 0 by  Doug Powers **Written by Doug Powers This morning, CNN's Fareed Zakaria interviewed Susan Rice for 12 minutes and never once mentioned  or asked about her role in continuing to push the "it was the video" lie  days after  it was clear Benghazi was a premeditated terrorist attack. Noel Sheppard at  Newsbusters : Was that a pre-condition of the interview, or does Zakaria like the president he adores see the murder of four Americans including an ambassador as a "phony scandal?" Until proven otherwise that question will remain in the  "redundant"  category. From Zakaria's standpoint, why risk criticism of your highest profile book promoter? **Written by Doug Powers Twitter  @ThePowersThatBe Share this: Like this: blog comments powered by ~ For the latest breaking news, be sure to join Michelle's Email List: Printer Friendly View Original We