THEBLAZE.COM 6 Hours Ago 'The Most Tone-Deaf President I Could Ever Imagine': Lindsey Graham Skewers Obama's Terrorism Speech by  Dave Urbanski Republican Senator Lindsey Graham today declared President Obama the "most tone-deaf president I could ever imagine" when it comes to hearing loud and clear the threat of terrorism around the world. Speaking to  Chris Wallace of  Fox News Sunday , Graham insisted that Obama's speech on terrorism last Thursday is further evidence that he's hampered America's national security and has provided radical Islam an open door to ramp up violence by declaring the end of the War on Terror. "At a time we need resolve the most, we're sounding retreat," Graham said. (Credit: YouTube) "At a time we need resolve the most, we're sounding retreat" Here's more of what the South Carolina senator said: We showed this lack of resolve, talking about the war being over. What do you think the Iranians ...

 CONSERVATIVEDAILYNEWS.COM 8 Hours Ago What Difference Does it Make, As Long As We Don't Insult Islam! by  Lisa Richards Does it matter that four American men were brutally murdered by Islamists in Libya? Does it matter that two Islamists blew up a Boston street during April's Boston Marathon? Does it matter Fort Hood, Texas was shot up by a Muslim screaming Allah Akbar as he murdered and maimed U.S. soldiers? How about those Islamic honor slaughters (Honor Killings)  taking place  around  the United States ? Should you take note or ignore them? After all, its Islamic custom to execute Muslims who reject Islam, date outside Islam, or become American and Western in thought and dress. Why should that make any difference in the way people view Islam? It's a peaceful religion right? I suppose Islam could be defined as peaceful since one is at peace after the knife-wielding lunatic takes one's head. If we want to get technical, we might even define the hacking and be...

 TPNN.COM 5 Hours Ago Senator Rand Paul: Obama has Lost his "Moral Authority to Lead the Nation" by  Greg Campbell On Sunday, Tea Party Senator Rand Paul, who has already taken issue with many of President Obama's heavy-handed policies, questioned the President's moral authority to lead the nation as one scandal after another shines a light on the prevalence of corruption within the administration that was once claimed by Obama as being an "administration of transparency." On ABC's  This Week , Senator Paul questioned the ability of the president to lead a nation when he and his administration have been shown to be ethically compromised. Discussing the Benghazi scandal, the AP scandal and the IRS scandal, in which Tea Party and various conservative organizations had been targeted for harassment by the IRS, Paul spoke of Obama's apparent inability to lead. Rand Paul: I think we have to get to the bottom of this. I think these three scandals really tak...