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Obamanutz: A Cult Leader Takes the White House
by Joy Tiz

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Video: Glenn Beck & Michelle Malkin disagree over Eric Massa
This starts off as an intellectual discourse on the use of apostates in political arguments, but descends to a pity party on Glenn Beck’s part when he goes after Michelle Malkin for criticizing his decision to give an hour to Eric Massa. It starts downhill at the moment that Beck says, "I don’t understand you people," which takes the Boss Emeritus aback

Are unemployment benefits no longer temporary?
Millions of Americans have been forced to rely on unemployment payments for extended periods as the nation struggles through its longest period of high joblessness in a generation, and critics are taking aim, saying that the Depression-era program created as a temporary bridge for laid-off workers is turning into an expensive entitlement.

Obozo to issue EO: NO FISHING!
Consequently, unless anglers speak up and convince their Congressional representatives to stop this bureaucratic freight train, it appears that the task force will issue a final report for "marine spatial planning" by late March, with President Barack Obama then issuing an Executive Order to implement its recommendations.

Wisconsin AG charges ACORN workers with voter fraud
"The complaint alleges that Miles and Clancy submitted multiple voter registration applications for the same individuals, and also were part of a scheme in which they and other (special registration deputies) registered each other to vote multiple times in order to meet voter registration quotas imposed by ACORN," Van Hollen states in the release.

IMF suggests how to raise climate change funds
Strauss-Kahn proposed that countries adopt a quota system similar to the one the Fund uses to raise its own money, which could bring in money faster than proposals to increase carbon taxes or other fundraising methods. He only provided a broad outline of the plan, as the organization will release a paper later this week with full details. It is unclear how the proposal will be received

Dan Rather: 'Articulate' Obama Couldn't Even 'Sell Watermelons'
"Listen he's a nice person, he's very articulate" this is what's been used against him, "but he couldn't sell watermelons if it, you gave him the state troopers to flag down the traffic."

Tax move by Brazil risks US trade war
Under the Brazilian plan, duties would rise most steeply on cotton products. Many that are currently taxed at between 6 per cent and 35 per cent would be taxed at 100 per cent. The tariffs on beauty products would double, from 18 per cent to 36 per cent. Duties on household goods such as cookers, refrigerators, TVs and video cameras would also double, from 20 per cent to 40 per cent. Duties on cars would rise from 35 per cent to 50 per cent. Is this the deal Hillary went down there to conjure up?

Hatch: Media ‘Suckered’ Into Believing Democrats' ‘Whining and Moaning’ About GOP
Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) said the Democrats had "no reason to gripe" over Sen. Jim Bunning (R-Ky) delaying a $10-billion extension bill earlier this week because they have "59 votes on their side" and can basically do what they want in the Senate. He also said some of the media were "suckered" on the issue.

Two Students Investigated for 'Felony Hate Crime' -- Throwing Cotton Balls on Lawn
Two students at the University of Missouri-Columbia were suspended Wednesday, following their arrest on suspicion of a felony hate crime -- for throwing cotton balls across the lawn of the school's black-culture center

Cyberwar declared as China hunts for the West’s intelligence secrets
The attacks have also hit government and military institutions in the United States, where analysts said that the West had no effective response and that EU systems were especially vulnerable because most cyber security efforts were left to member states.[EDIT] Barry, must be pleased. With his "new" internet powers, just how long will it be before he gets to shut down his opposition? Since his signing himself "enhanced" power into law, media seems to be covering this on a daily basis now.

Ed Officials to Step up Civil Rights Enforcement
The federal Department of Education plans to intensify its civil rights enforcement efforts in schools around the country, including a deeper look at issues ranging from programs for immigrant students learning English to equal access to a college preparatory courses.

Federal Regulators Launch Probe of Big Agriculture
The first joint workshops on agriculture by regulators at the U.S. Justice and Agriculture Departments is expected to give farmers, lobbyists, executives and academics a strong indication of where the Obama administration stands on consolidation in agriculture.

Leamer: Obama Must Keep Peace Corps Pledge
I was incredulous that soon after taking office, the new administration’s first budget for fiscal year 2010 gave only a 10 percent increase for the Peace Corps, taking it to $374 million. Given inflation, increased security costs, and the depreciating dollar, that meant there would be no large-scale increase in volunteers and no sustained move to a doubling of Americans in the field.

Al-Qaida calls on US Muslims to attack America
Al-Qaida's American-born spokesman on Sunday called on Muslims serving in the U.S. armed forces to emulate the Army major charged with killing 13 people in Fort Hood.

What I Learned from Obama's Pop
A little more than a month ago, I began my first descent into the rabbit hole of Barack Obama's origins, a place known to swallow reputations whole. What prompted my inquiry was an e-mail from a correspondent asking my opinion of "Pop," a poem published under the 19-year-old Obama's name in the spring 1981 edition of Occidental College's literary magazine, Feast. Having no prior bias going in, here is what I have concluded coming out.

Obama & Authority - Or, How to Analyze Barack’s Theory of Power
So far, Obama’s administration and public policy doesn’t seem like any other President’s in US history. But why is this? Does he seek to repudiate our supposed recent failures? Or is his aim much broader, to obliterate our entire way of life, replacing it with something more exotic or sinister?

It's 2010, do you know where you children are? OFA does
When you weren't looking ... Last month I ran now the disturbing story of Obama's Organizing for America recruitment in the classroom. I am not sure if Atlas readers saw this before the election, but it is very disturbing and consistent with Obama's manipulation and inculcation of the young.

Obama's new adversary
What is the Ryan plan , and why is the Obama administration seemingly obsessed with it? Ryan calls his proposal, published in January, the Roadmap for America's Future. It's a remarkably comprehensive, daring manifesto that tackles every part of the budget on a presidential scale, from Social Security to tax policy to health-care reform.

The September 2010 March On DC
In a statement released by one board member on Saturday, January 30th, the message was pretty clear, "We the people are taking our country back, one seat at a time. Republicans, Democrats and Independents will stand united to make one very clear statement. "Change your ways or get out of our house." If our representatives choose to continue to conduct business as usual, we the people will conduct our business. Working tirelessly to see they are voted out of office in November".

Dems Race to Pass Health Care Bill as Tea Partiers Plan Town Hall Wave
Conservative activists across the country are planning to sponsor town hall meetings, rallies, debates and visits to district offices to voice their objections to the health care reform bill, starting as early as next week. The big push will come during the two-week congressional recess that starts March 29. [EDIT] BE THERE! If they don't show up, they will in effect be telling us 'they don't care' We can show them (again) for who and what they are. Let's get LOUD, Patriots!!

Va. AG: Colleges Can't Ban Gay Discrimination
Virginia's attorney general is advising the state's public colleges to rescind policies that prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation. Kenneth Cuccinelli says in a letter to college presidents and other officials that only the General Assembly can determine which classes of people are protected by state government nondiscrimination policies.

Iran's Ahmadinejad calls Sept 11 "big fabrication"
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Saturday called the September 11 attacks on the United States a "big fabrication" that was used to justify the U.S. war on terrorism.

Judge declares death penalty unconstitutional
A state district judge in Houston has granted a pretrial motion declaring the death penalty unconstitutional, a decision that the Texas attorney general called "an act of unabashed judicial activism."

Who’s Behind the Financial Crisis?
"The most influential members of Managed Funds Association, the hedge fund short sellers (George Soros), have an anti-capitalism agenda, an anti-industrialized nation agenda, and a far left liberal, Marxist radical agenda," Diamond says. "Hedge Fund short sellers are not capitalist. They are anti-capitalist and they are not investors; they are anti-investors." He says they "loot" companies and countries.

Congressional Candidate Paul Schiffer Proposes Legislation to Outlaw Obama ‘Czars’
"I believe ‘Czars’ are un-American. It started out as almost an inside-the-Beltway joke under Republican Administrations - calling a Presidential adviser a ‘Czar.’ But the idea of Presidential ‘Czars’ has become a worrying trend. If we continue on this path, Presidential over-use of White House ‘Czars’ threatens to weaken America’s democratic system."

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