Shared from Zite   John Hames shared with you:   IRS Scandal Has Obama Fingerprints All Over It, Experts Say Christian Post - WASHINGTON – Experts agreed that the Internal Revenue Service's targeting of conservative, pro-life, and evangelical groups in 2012 ties directly back to President Obama's campaign style before his presidency. "The best way to look at this is as a continuum of a very long and determined political strategy that dates back to 2008 and a man named Barack Obama," Kimberley Strassel, a columnist for The Wall Street Journal, declared at The Heritage Foundation on Friday. Strassel argued that "this is a president and his team of political operatives who have always understood the power of speech, bu...

Shared from Zite   John Hames shared with you:   Kiev Falls to Protesters; Where's the White House? godfatherpolitics.com - Ukrainian opposition poster girl Yulia Tymoshenko has been released from prison, and the Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych is nowhere to be found at this writing. Opposition groups and journalists have been able to freely walk into the presidential residence grounds and the police have apparently abandoned their posts after the signing of a "peace treaty" on Friday that did nothing to quell the protests in Ukraine's capital city of Kiev. The Parliament has officially removed Yanukovych, who rumor has it has fled the country. ...

Having trouble reading this email?  Click here  to view in your browser. Secret Ballot Protection Act Will Protect American Workers Last Friday evening, Volkswagen employees in Chattanooga voted 712 to 626 not to join the United Automobile Workers (UAW) labor union. Volkswagen's Chattanooga plant began production in 2011 and employs around 1,600 Tennesseans. The company is reportedly weighing the possibility of manufacturing a new midsize SUV at its Chattanooga plant, a move that would likely bring more jobs to the state. Last year, labor unions represented only 11.3 percent of U.S. workers, and the private-sector membership rate was just 6.7 percent. In 1983, unions represented 20 percent of American workers. With union membership on the decline, many fear the administration and union leaders will continue their push for legislation to authorize union organizing by card check. Under this system, a union would be recognized if a majority of workers sign a card indicating their...