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Dobson to prez: I won't bow to 'wicked' Obamacare

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by Chelsea Schilling

June 5, 2012

Dr. James Dobson is taking a defiant stand on Obamacare and issuing a loud and clear message to President Obama: "I WILL NOT pay the surcharge for abortion services...So come and get me if you must, Mr. President."

The evangelical Christian author and founder of Focus on the Family minced no words when he accused Obama of deceiving the American public in his exclusive WND column, "The president's Obamacare lies."

University restarts 'poll tax'?

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June 4, 2012

The 24th Amendment? Isn't that the one about poll taxes?

A new report from Campus Reform says it's an issue at Texas A&M University, where voters who travel by car must pay a parking fee to vote at the polling place on campus. The university, which had lobbied to host an early polling place, charges a minimum $2 fee at the parking facility used by voters.

Media giant bans all mention of WND

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May 30, 2012

Has the biggest press release factory in the world set itself up as a new gatekeeper of political correctness and journalistic propriety?

That's the question being asked by the leaders of the Beat Obama Committee, or BOPAC. PRWeb, which seems to indiscriminately distribute press releases from businesses, politicians, bloggers, activists and just about everyone, drew the line at sending out a paid report from BOPAC, explaining that it cited information from WND, which management considered not "credible" and a "biased source of news."

Hawaii Five-O: Sheriff Joe sends detectives to Honolulu

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by No Author,

May 22, 2012

In a major development in his probe of Barack Obama's eligibility for Arizona's 2012 presidential ballot, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has dispatched his lead Cold Case Posse investigator and a deputy detective to Hawaii.

The mission to Obama's purported birthplace comes as the Hawaii Department of Health continues to resist efforts by Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett to verify that the Honolulu agency has a valid birth certificate on file for Obama.

Arizona official to Hawaii: Show birth verification

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by Jerome R. Corsi

May 16, 2012

A state official in Arizona has asked Hawaii for verification of the information on Barack Obama's birth certificate, the document that Sheriff Joe Arpaio's special investigative team has concluded may be a forgery.

Members of the Surprise, Ariz., Tea Party, who petitioned Arpaio to investigate Obama's eligibility, say they are awaiting word from the state secretary of state regarding whether Obama's name will be on the 2012 presidential ballot in Arizona.

What the? Now facts erased from schoolbooks

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by Zahn, Drew

March 20, 2012

You won't believe what's intentionally left out from key U.S. date.

Who perpetrated the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 - a group of men merely fighting "for a cause," or a band of radical Muslims bent on violent jihad? According to a new, comprehensive study of 6th-12th grade textbooks used by schools across the country, America's children are being taught a very different answer to that question than many alive to witness 9/11 remember.

State demands child take cancer-causing drugs

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by Bob Unruh

March 19, 2012

Goes to court insisting that boy endure dangerous course of medication.

In what is being seen as a preview of a fully implemented Obamacare, government officials in Michigan are demanding that a 9-year-old child follow standard procedure and take a dangerous course of cancer medications that can cause additional cancer - even though the boy has had three scans indicating an absence of the disease.

Christians who signed petitions investigated

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by Unruh, Bob

March 9, 2012

Opponents of El Paso mayor's same-sex benefits plan targeted for prosecution.

A prosecutor has decided to pursue and possibly charge members of El Paso area churches who promoted petitions opposing the city administration's decision to implement benefits for same-sex partners even after voters decided not to allow that. The result is an emergency appeal to the state Supreme Court by attorneys with the Alliance Defense Fund, which has been working on the freedom of speech dispute.

Soros fingered in Egypt unrest

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by Klein, Aaron

December 22, 2011

Groups accused of sparking civil war so foreign forces can impose regime

While not fingering any particular group, Egypt's Justice Minister Adel Abdel-Hamid accused around 300 non-governmental organizations of channeling money from unauthorized foreign sources to some of the protesters. According to sources in the Egyptian military, one prime group being looked at is Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, which is run in partnership with billionaire George Soros' Cairo-based Open Society Justice Initiative.

Leaked CBS memo backs Bachmann 'snub' charge

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November 12, 2011

Michele Bachmann's plenty steamed about her treatment in tonight's CBS News/National Journal debate between GOP presidential candidates.

Several times throughout the course of the 90-minute presentation, Rep. Bachmann, R-Minn., attempted to follow-up questions and answers by other candidates - just as the moderators of the debate suggested they would be allowed to do at their discretion. But despite often vociferous attempts to weigh in, the moderators chose other candidates. Now the Bachmann campaign is going public with evidence CBS News planned all along to snub her.

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