Imagine this was the Bush Adm. instead of the Obama Adm. Imagine this was Alberto Gonzales instead of Eric Holder, what would the reaction be?
mediaite
During a panel discussion on the Department of Justice seizing the phone records of Fox News’ James Rosen, Bret Baier revealed that the seizure included the phone records of Rosen’s parents. The entire panel agreed the scandal was an outrage, with Kirsten Powers pointing out that there have been a number of high-profile leaks from the Obama administration, but the only ones they seem interested in going after are the ones that make them look bad.
Charles Krauthammer found it amazing that the government would make such a “huge assault on the first amendment” in trying to go after Rosen for doing his job. Baier pointed out that Rosen was never formally charged nor contacted by the government. Powers
The Right Pundit
May 21, 2013
Christian, Jewish Persecution On the Rise in Muslim Nations [Video]
CBN News' Gary Lane reports that Christian persecution is on the rise in Burma, Egypt, Sudan, Libya, Tunisia and Nigeria among others
Burma: Government cracking down on Christians, burning Churches, forced labor
Egypt: Muslims attacking Churches. Christians call the police and nothing happens.
Nigeria: Muslim radicals have murdered hundreds of Christians, churches burned
Sudan: Churches closed, government wants all Christians out. Lane points out that Christianity was in the city of Khartoum long before Islam ever became a religion. Here is his report from CBN News
cbnnews
The U.S. State Department's International Religious Freedom Report for 2012 shows persecution against Christians and Jews is on the rise today, especially in Muslim countries.
Here is the International Freedom Report, country-by-country showing the rise in persecution
Burma: Government cracking down on Christians, burning Churches, forced labor
Egypt: Muslims attacking Churches. Christians call the police and nothing happens.
Nigeria: Muslim radicals have murdered hundreds of Christians, churches burned
Sudan: Churches closed, government wants all Christians out. Lane points out that Christianity was in the city of Khartoum long before Islam ever became a religion. Here is his report from CBN News
cbnnews
The U.S. State Department's International Religious Freedom Report for 2012 shows persecution against Christians and Jews is on the rise today, especially in Muslim countries.
Egypt, Nigeria, Sudan, Iran, Libya, Tunisia are among the many countries where non-Muslims are suffering persecution.
Saudi Arabia prohibits any religion except Islam and enforces state restrictions on religious freedom.
In Sudan, Islamist rioters burned down an evangelical church compound. In Libya, terrorists bombed an Orthodox church, and Muslim radicals murdered hundreds of Christians in Nigeria.
The report also devotes a section to the ongoing global increase in anti-Semitism, citing Venezuela, Egypt and Iran as countries with political and religious leaders who openly espouse Holocaust denial and anti-Israel rhetoric.
The report also devotes a section to the ongoing global increase in anti-Semitism, citing Venezuela, Egypt and Iran as countries with political and religious leaders who openly espouse Holocaust denial and anti-Israel rhetoric.
Here is the International Freedom Report, country-by-country showing the rise in persecution
New Heritage Video: Demand the Truth on Benghazi
President Obama has dismissed questions about the Benghazi debacle as a political "side show." Demand the truth. The American people deserve answers
Greg Gutfeld: "This Administration Is As Transparent As a Burqa"
Andrea Tantaros and Greg Gutfeld on the news that Obama was not bothered in any way that he was not notified by senior officials inside the WH about the IRS scandal and that he continues to stick to the story that he learned about the news from reports on television
GUTFELD: "The whole IRS story was supposed to be, 'gee whiz, we didn't know anything about it.' Now we find out it was more choreographed than CATS"
Video: Rand Paul Defends Apple CEO at Hearing: "I’m Offended by a Government That Convenes a Hearing To Bully One of America’s Greatest Success Stories"
“I’m offended by a government that convenes a hearing to bully one of America’s greatest success stories,” Sen. Rand Paul said during a Senate committee hearing on Apple’s tax practices Tuesday.
“If anyone should be on trial here, it should be Congress"
"Tell me one of these politicians up here that doesn't try to minimize their taxes?"
After Rand Paul finishes up, it's clear that Dem Sen. Carl Levin is not happy
“If anyone should be on trial here, it should be Congress"
"Tell me one of these politicians up here that doesn't try to minimize their taxes?"
After Rand Paul finishes up, it's clear that Dem Sen. Carl Levin is not happy
Video of the Day: Thief Steals Woman's Cell Phone Out of Her Purse and Gets Hit By a Bus 3 Seconds Later
Maybe video of the week.
A Colombian man attempting to snatch a woman's cell phone and got a heavy dose of instant karma, and it was all caught on camera.
According to ITN, the man walked by the woman, attempted to grab her purse and her cell phone and then fled out a bus terminal door…into the path of an oncoming bus.
The man fell between the bus and the station after getting hit. He was treated for injuries.
ITN reports that the victim showed some compassion after the incident and helped the man up after he was hit.
A Colombian man attempting to snatch a woman's cell phone and got a heavy dose of instant karma, and it was all caught on camera.
According to ITN, the man walked by the woman, attempted to grab her purse and her cell phone and then fled out a bus terminal door…into the path of an oncoming bus.
The man fell between the bus and the station after getting hit. He was treated for injuries.
ITN reports that the victim showed some compassion after the incident and helped the man up after he was hit.
CBS News Investigative Reporter Sharyl Attkisson Says Her Computers Have Been Compromised
Un-freakin believable.
michellemalkin
CBS News investigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson has been doing a lot of digging. It would appear that somebody might be curious about her sources — either that or they were trying to steal her Angry Birds password:
“I can confirm that an intrusion of my computers has been under some investigation on my end for some months but I’m not prepared to make an allegation against a specific entity today as I’ve been patient and methodical about this matter,” Attkisson told POLITICO on Tuesday. “I need to check with my attorney and CBS to get their recommendations on info we make public.”
Attkisson told WPHT that irregular activity on her computer was first identified in Feb. 2011, when she was reporting on the Fast and Furious gun-walking scandal and on the Obama administration’s green energy spending, which she said “the administration was very sensitive about.” Attkisson has also been a persistent investigator of the events surrounding last year’s attack in Benghazi, and its aftermath.
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