THERIGHTSCOOP.COM 1 Hour Ago Ammunition shortage causing police departments to barter for ammo Posted by The Right Scoop on March 22nd, 2013 in Politics | This is not good, not good at all. And I must say it doesn’t seem right either, that all of a sudden when DHS is rolling in ammo, that police departments should have to be rationing theirs: CNS NEWS – The nationwide shortage of ammunition has left many police departments scrambling to get their hands on the necessary rounds – with some even bartering among each other. Meanwhile, Rep. Timothy Huelskamp (R-Kansas) says the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has failed to respond to multiple members of Congress asking why DHS bought more than 1.6 billion rounds in the past year. Police Chief Cameron Arthur of Jenks, Oklahoma says, “Ammunition and assault weapons in general have skyrocketed…In addition to the fact, not only is it a lot more expensive, but the time to get it could be six months to a year, or in some cases ev...

Friday, March 22, 2013 "This thing with Beyonce is bad for her, no matter which way it goes. If she's doing a 180 on feminists, that ain't cool. But if she's also doing this Queen 'B' thing and saying to young female singers, 'You better bow down to me because I'm the top dog,' well, that's not cool, either. It's not a win-win for the for 'Bey,' as they say."  - Rush   Transcripts, Rush 24/7 Audio Now at RushLimbaugh.com: Low-Info Outreach: Beyonce and Me The Father of "Chop and Screw" Benjamin Carson...

 DAILYCALLER.COM 6 Hours Ago Polls show plunging public support for new gun laws, anti-gun politicians can't backpedal quickly enough by  Larry Keane Tweet By Larry Keane,  National Shooting Sports Foundation It hasn't been the greatest week for supporters of the gun control agenda in Washington and some state capitals. First, Senate Democratic leadership appeared to wave a white flag on Dianne Feinstein's signature ban on modern sporting rifles and factory-standard magazines. While it will still likely be offered via amendment, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid signaled it  lacks even 40 votes in the Senate  and likely won't be part of the "base bill" that he plans to bring to the floor after the Easter recess. The White House emitted only the faintest whispers of protest,  telling CNN  that "We're going to work on this. We're going to find the votes, and it deserves a vote. Let's see if we can get it done." A CNN poll  released this wee...