Shared from Zite   John Hames shared with you:   ZoNation Vid: NAACP Leader Attacks Black Conservatives alfonzorachel.com - William Barber, Director of the North Carolina Chapter of the NAACP, accuses conservatives of color of being mouth pieces for the GOP. He somehow over looks the big…really big, mouth piece he is, for the Democrat Party. Available on the App Store . John Hames

Shared from Zite   John Hames shared with you:   Hey, any of y'all seen Reggie Love's bong? directorblue.blogspot.com - President Barack Obama left many viewers with the impression that he was stoned on drugs during his interview broadcast Friday night on NBC as part of the network's coverage of the Sochi Olympics opening ceremony. The session with Bob Costas was taped Thursday by remote with Obama at the White House and Costas in Sochi, Russia. Available on the App Store . John Hames

Shared from Zite   John Hames shared with you:   FBI Agents Revolt Against Eric Holder... redflagnews.com - (by Paul Mirengoff, PowerLine) -- First it was the Justice Department's career prosecutors; now it's FBI agents. The federal employees responsible for fighting crime are simply unable to digest the anti-law enforcement slop being served up by their boss, Attorney General Holder. Available on the App Store . John Hames

Shared from Zite   John Hames shared with you:   Articles: Winston Churchill answers Obama americanthinker.com - One of the first acts of Barack Obama's presidency was to send back to Britain a powerful Oval Office sculpture of Winston Churchill, looking beetle-browed and determined, the way Churchill really looked when he was defying Hitler.  AMERICANTHINKER.COM 10 Hours Ago Articles: Winston Churchill answers Obama by  James Lewis One of the first acts of Barack Obama's presidency was to send back to Britain a powerful Oval Office sculpture of Winston Churchill, looking beetle-browed and determined, the way Churchill really looked when he was defyi

Shared from Zite   John Hames shared with you:   Man Who Fled Communism Blasts Oregon Lawmakers For Gun Control Attempt pakalertpress.com - A man who fled Cuba's communist regime in the 1960s blasted Oregon lawmakers Thursday during a public hearing on proposed gun control legislation. Manuel Martinez, who narrowly escaped Cuba in 1962 after being imprisoned for opposing Fidel Castro, passionately defended the Second Amendment in front of Oregon's Senate Judiciary Committee, comparing the state's attempts to pass gun control to moves made by his former government. Available on the App Store .

Shared from Zite   John Hames shared with you:   Write a gun review, get paid guns.com - Want to write a review about your favorite gun? How about your least favorite gun? Or, maybe just a gun you know a lot about? Let us know. Submit a review to Guns.com and if it meets our editorial standards we'll pay you for it and publish it.  GUNS.COM 4 Hours Ago Write a gun review, get paid Want to write a review about your favorite gun? How about your least favorite gun? Or, maybe just a gun you know a lot about? Let us know. Submit a review to Guns.com and if it meets our editorial standards we'll pay you for it and publish it. While our editorial staff wil

Shared from Zite   John Hames shared with you:   Viewers say Obama stoned during Olympics interview with Bob Costas examiner.com - On Friday, a sleepy-eyed President Obama was interviewed with fluff questions by NBC's Bob Costas a few minutes into coverage of the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. A number of viewers later said the president appeared to be stoned, Twitchy reported. Available on the App Store . John Hames

Shared from Zite   John Hames shared with you:   California homeowner foils home invasion attempt by firing shotgun, police say Fox News - A California homeowner foiled an attempted home invasion Thursday when she grabbed her shotgun and fired near the suspects. Police say two males broke into a home nearby and were able to steal a few items before targeting the 59-year-old's home. Available on the App Store . John Hames

  Tennessee: Two Pro-Gun Bills Passed in Senate, Companion Bills Waiting for Vote on House Floor This week,  Senate Bill 1700  and  Senate Bill 1701 , both sponsored by state Senator Mark Green (R-22), passed unanimously in the state Senate.  SB 1700 states that incidental exposure of a firearm during the course of securing that firearm in a locked vehicle does not violate state law with regards to having a firearm in a locked vehicle on an employer's parking lot.  SB 1701 redefines "motor vehicle" under Tennessee's parking lot law to include all vehicles lawfully possessed by the permit holder with the exception of government or business owned vehicles.  Both bills seek to strengthen protections for law-abiding individuals who choose to carry for self-defense while driving to and from work in Tennessee. House Bill 1404 , introduced by state Representative Sheila Butt (R-64), and  House Bill 1405 , introduced by state Representative Courtney Rogers (R-45), serve as Ho