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No Matter How SCOTUS Rules...

Fellow Patriot, Since Barack Obama took office in 2009, we have witnessed the rise of some of the greatest threats to Liberty in more than a generation. No matter how the Supreme Court rules this week on his signature "achievement" -- ObamaCare -- we at The Patriot Post need your help on the front lines, because the battle will continue into November, and beyond. We still must raise $206,800 for our 2012 Independence Day Campaign , and we are approximately 30 percent behind where we need to be at this point in the campaign. ...

Humor: I Crossed The Border...

Read this on the Web at http://patriotpost.us/humor/13925/ I Crossed The Border... And now for some cartoons To subscribe to Patriot Humor, click here . To submit humor items for our consideration, email us at humor@patriotpost.us Patriot Headline Report » For News That Matters Most -- Around the Clock We value your time. As a service to you, our editorial team evaluates hundreds of reputable news sources each day for headlines that are relevant to Essential Liberty – the restoration of constitutional limits on government and the judiciary, and the promotion of free enterprise, national defense and traditional American values. We post links to the most ...

News Alert: NATO condemns downing of Turkish jet by Syria

    Tuesday, June 26, 2012 7:02:15 AM NEWS ALERT NATO condemns downing of Turkish jet by Syria BEIRUT -- NATO on Tuesday condemned the downing of a Turkish jet by Syria as "completely unacceptable," and Turkey put Syria on notice that it would retaliate for any future violations along its border. The act was "another example of the Syrian government's disregard for international norms of peace, security and human life," NATO said in Brussels after Turkey briefed NATO ambassadors on the circumstances surrounding the shooting of the jet. NATO did not propose any measures against Syria, but Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said the alliance would be closely monitoring events along its southeastern border and would gather to "discuss what else will be done" should another such incident occur. Read more at: http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/nato-condemns-...