Michelle Malkin » The Year in Obama Scandals — and Scandal Deniers

Michelle Malkin » The Year in Obama Scandals — and Scandal Deniers: "With 2011 drawing to a close, it is time to account. As an early-and-often chronicler of Chicago-on-the-Potomac, I am amazed at the stubborn and clingy persistence of President Barack Obama’s snowblowers in the media. See no scandal, hear no scandal, speak no scandal"

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Dozens of Tax Cuts Set to Expire in 2012 - Fox News Video - Fox News

Dozens of Tax Cuts Set to Expire in 2012 - Fox News Video - Fox News:

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The Top 10 political and policy stories to watch for in 2012 - HUMAN EVENTS

The Top 10 political and policy stories to watch for in 2012 - HUMAN EVENTS: "As we celebrate the beginning of 2012, we at Human Events have compiled a list of the Top 10 stories to be on the lookout for in the coming year. Enjoy!"

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Top 10 Lowlights of 2011 - HUMAN EVENTS

Top 10 Lowlights of 2011 - HUMAN EVENTS: "Say goodbye and good riddance to 2011— another tough year for America. Before we move on to 2012, let us pause to reflect upon the year gone by. Here then, are the Top 10 Lowlights of 2011."

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PJ Media » Ten 2011 Examples of Major Media Malfeasance

PJ Media » Ten 2011 Examples of Major Media Malfeasance: "Those of us who follow the news closely often forget that probably 80% of the adult population (seen as 85% some time ago, but likely lower than that thanks to New Media and the Tea Party movement) is relatively disengaged. They are, at best, passive consumers of news who either legitimately don’t have the time to do their own independent research, or don’t care to."

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DHS' new excuse for no border fence: It threatens wildlife - National Law Enforcement | Examiner.com

DHS' new excuse for no border fence: It threatens wildlife - National Law Enforcement | Examiner.com: "Despite years of discussion and planning, there is still is no security fence at the U.S.-Mexico border, and if the Obama administration has run out of excuses for failing to secure the border, a group of government-paid scientists appear to have delivered a whopper for them to use, according to proponents of border security and immigration reform. "

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» Democrats Waging War Against Laws that ‘Target’ Illegal Immigrants - Big Government

» Democrats Waging War Against Laws that ‘Target’ Illegal Immigrants - Big Government: "Sobriety checkpoints have become big business for California law enforcement agencies over the last decade. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration paid for 2,553 checkpoints last year, resulting in hundreds of arrests for driving under the influence. Authorities say the checkpoints explain why deaths caused by drunken drivers have dropped to an all-time low in the golden state."

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Girl Scouts ‘MEdia’ Book Encourages Girls to Visit Media Matters’ Web Site | TheBlaze.com

Girl Scouts ‘MEdia’ Book Encourages Girls to Visit Media Matters’ Web Site | TheBlaze.com: "In 2010, the Girl Scouts of the USA published a book called “MEdia.” The publication, designed for girls in grades six through eight, is a guide that apparently offers insight into how young people should process and understand the media messages surrounding them."

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Another $845 Mil For Fraud-Infested Welfare Program | Judicial Watch

Another $845 Mil For Fraud-Infested Welfare Program | Judicial Watch: "The Obama Administration’s manic spending spree to help “low-income” populations isn’t taking a break for the holidays, this month allocating an additional $845 million to a fraud-infested welfare program that’s already received billions from U.S. taxpayers this year."

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Growing wealth gap between members of Congress and those they rule, survey reveals | Mail Online

Growing wealth gap between members of Congress and those they rule, survey reveals | Mail Online: "Median net worth of member of Congress rose from $280,000 to $725,000 between 1984 and 2009
Over same 25 years the wealth of the average U.S. family slipped from $20,500 from $20,600"

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