Andrew Klavan: The Hilarious World of Abortion

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With a debate about the public funding of Planned Parenthood brewing, it's time to have a serious discussion about abortion.

NRA-ILA Grassroots News Minute 04/29/11

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NRA-ILA Grassroots News Minute 04/29/11

Andrew Klavan: How to Behave During an Islamic Massacre

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Sensitivity Training 101: Abandon all your principles. Defending ideals like individual liberty and freedom of expression can be offensive to others and dangerous to yourself.

THE ENIGMA, PART 1: STRANGE BEDFELLOWS

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We're told Barack Obama's history and character are somehow off-limits. But personal history makes character, and the character of the President of the United States is something we have a right to be interested in. In Part 1 of this meticulously researched and and sourced series, Bill examines both the Dunhams and the Obamas -- each steeped in Marxism and anti-Americansm and each a long, long way away from mainstream American culture.

NewsBusted 4/26/11

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Topics in today's show: -- Royal wedding -- McDonalds beating caught on tape -- Charles Manson: liberal? -- 43% think their income tax level is right -- Earth Day at NPR -- Canadian comedian fined for joke about lesbians -- Charlie Sheen wants custody of twins -- Burger King's new 1,160 calorie burger Starring: Jodi Miller Director: Bruce Roundtower Executive Producer: Matthew Sheffield Feeling generous? Text 'NewsBusters' to 85944 to make a $10 contribution to keep 'Busted going strong. NewsBusted is a comedy webcast about the news of the day, uploaded every Tuesday and every Friday. If you like the show, be sure to tell your friends and family! Think you're funny? Send your (short) jokes to newsbusted at dialognewmedia.com. If we use them, we'll pay you USD $50 for each one.

Weekly Addresses - 4-23-11

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Stopping Oil Market Fraud, Beginning a Clean Energy Future
The President lays out his plans to address rising gas prices over the short and the long term, from a new task force to root out fraud and manipulation in the oil markets to investments in a clean energy economy.
Sen. Mike Johanns (R-NE) Delivers Weekly GOP Address On Small Businesses
In the Weekly Republican Address, Sen. Mike Johanns of Nebraska explains, ""The idea of government creating jobs; well, it simply misses the point entirely. That's just not how we get our economic engine firing on all cylinders. Job creation in this country doesn't start with government; it starts with our businesses, especially our small businesses. Small businesses create between 60 and 80 percent of all new jobs, according to the Small Business Administration." Sen. Johanns points out that the policies of the Obama administration have made it more difficult for small businesses to create jobs, such as the 1099 tax reporting mandate included in the Democrats' health care law. He says, "Job creators found themselves saddled with a mountain of costly new paperwork due to this part of the health care law. Repealing it opened the door to hiring by closing the door on new accounting red tape that businesses would have faced. Since then, I've heard directly from small business owners, thanking us for removing this stumbling block to growth, for saving them time and money, and for getting big government out of the way of small business." "1099 repeal was a big victory for our small businesses and our economy, but there's so much more to do," Sen. Johanns says. "The red tape and the bureaucracy continue to pile up from this Administration. . . . [President Obama's] his Administration has proposed or enacted more than 250 regulations amounting to more than $24 billion dollars in regulatory costs. And again, that's just since January." He concludes, "It is time to change the culture in Washington. We can't tie up small businesses in needless red tape and regulations and then expect them to create jobs and boost the economy. The federal government can't create jobs; we must help shape an economic environment conducive to job creation. It's our task to unshackle job creators from regulations and mandates, to enable them to grow, to flourish. My Republican colleagues and I will continue to push for a scaled back government that allows the enterprising American spirit to create a prosperous economy that benefits everyone. That means reining in spending, reducing the deficit, eliminating red tape that holds businesses back."

Weekly Addresses 4/16/11

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America's Fiscal Future
The President discusses his plan for our fiscal future. It is a comprehensive and balanced approach to achieve $4 trillion in deficit reduction over twelve years, based on the values of shared responsibility and shared prosperity.
Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) Delivers Weekly GOP Address On The Debt Crisis
In the Weekly Republican Address, Sen. Tom Coburn, MD, of Oklahoma discusses the historic spending cuts Republicans passed this week and the problems with President Obama's approach to spending and debt. Sen. Coburn says, "This was a historic week in Washington. For the first time in more than 15 years, Congress, under the leadership of House Republicans, is making significant spending cuts. While these cuts aren't nearly enough, the American people should be encouraged. You have fundamentally changed the debate in Washington. Instead of increasing spending, Congress is now cutting spending. That is a monumental shift for Washington." In response to President Obama's speech, Sen. Coburn says, "Unfortunately, the president failed to put a serious proposal on the table... Entitlement spending alone accounts for more than 80 percent of our long-term debt burden but the president's plan exempts these programs from reform. By pretending that Medicare and Medicaid and Social Security are sound financially when they are not, the president is jeopardizing the benefits for the very Americans he says he wants to protect. He also proposed expanding his failed health care law that will cost Americans now over $2.6 trillion between now and the next 10 years. That makes our debt problem much more difficult to solve. The president wants to strengthen a board of unaccountable Medical Czars and give them more power to impose price controls and ration care." In contrast, Sen. Coburn points out, "House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, who seemed to be the real target of the president's speech, has charted a different course. His plan, which saves $6.2 trillion over ten years, outlines a path to prosperity, not austerity. He would save Medicare by giving all beneficiaries, beginning with those now under 55, access to high-quality health plans, similar to the plans that members of Congress enjoy. Also under Mr. Ryan's plan, Medicaid's safety net for the poorest patients would be strengthened by transitioning to block grants that empower states to provide care."

House Republicans Respond to President's Deficit Speech

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House Republicans are committed to cutting spending and helping grow our economy for better job creation in America. The President's speech on the deficit was more about his campaign than creating jobs and ending reckless government spending. It's time for true leadership to save our future generations from crippling debt.

PolitiZoid - Lights Out

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The government shut down was averted. Or was it? In this exciting episode of PolitiZoid, using the real voices of your elected officials, the President and members of Congress try to act like adults.

NewsBusted 4/12/11

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Topics in today's show: -- Budget deal stops government shutdown -- Del. Holmes-Norton: shutdown like bombing civilians -- Obama announces reelection campaign -- If gas prices are too high, get a new car, says Obama -- John Edwards suicidal? -- 'Glenn Beck Show' coming to an end -- K-Fed's girlfriend pregnant Starring: Jodi Miller Director: Bruce Roundtower Executive Producer: Matthew Sheffield Text 'NewsBusters' to 85944 to make a $10 contribution to keep 'Busted going strong. NewsBusted is a comedy webcast about the news of the day, uploaded every Tuesday and every Friday. If you like the show, be sure to tell your friends and family! Think you're funny? Send your (short) jokes to newsbusted at dialognewmedia.com. If we use them, we'll pay you USD $50 for each one.

The Reason Democrats Refuse To Govern

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March Towards Shutdown: The Reason Democrats Refuse To Govern. Find Out More At facebook.com/gop Twitter: @rnc & @rncresearch

Weekly Addresses 4/9/11

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President Obama on the Budget Compromise to Avoid a Government Shutdown
The President discusses the importance of the bipartisan budget agreement that represents both a significant investment in the United States' future - and the largest annual spending cut in our history.
Weekly Republican Address 4/9/11: Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI)
In this week's address, House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) highlights the Path to Prosperity, the Republican budget that would spur private-sector job growth, stop Washington from spending money it doesn't have, and lift the crushing burden of debt that threatens our future. Ryan also highlights the bipartisan agreement reached this week on the largest spending cut in history -- "good news for job creators in America."

Why Aren't The Rich Paying 50% in Taxes?

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Tax Day (April 18) is fast approaching, which means anxiety and night sweats for about 99 percent of taxpayers. And bitching and moaning by those at the top of the income pyramid about how they aren't forced to pay more in taxes. Secretary of State and cattle-futures queen Hillary Clinton, super-investor Warren Buffett, and best-selling author Stephen King have all recently carped about how rich folks like them should be paying more in taxes. King recently told a Florida rally, "As a rich person, I'm paying 28 percent in taxes. What I want to ask you is, Why am I not paying 50?" Such rhetorical questions miss the point when it comes to the country's balance sheet. The U.S. doesn't have a revenue problem or a tax-rate problem. We've got a spending problem. Since 1950, revenue from all sources has averaged around 18 percent of Gross Domestic Product, despite top tax rates that have fluctuated from over 90 percent to the high 20-percent range. So despite all efforts to jack up revenue (or reduce it), that's what the government can expect to work with. Yet spending has averaged about 20 percent of GDP - and is currently at a whopping 25 percent of GDP, a figure not seen since World War II. President Obama's budget plan forecasts spending at 23 percent of GDP over the next decade while Rep. Paul Ryan's GOP plan calls for 20.5 percent. There's your deficit right there, folks. But King, Clinton, and Buffett can always pay more in taxes to retire federal debt held by the public. Just go to http://treasurydirect.gov and make a voluntary donation to reduce the national debt held by the public. So far in calender 2011, Treasury has pulled in an $125,000! Which means there's only about $8.99 trillion to go. Written and produced by Meredith Bragg and Nick Gillespie. About 2 minutes.

NewsBusted 4/8/11

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Topics in today's show: -- Libya: the next Iraq? -- 43% don't know Obama's religion -- 5,000 non-citizens voted in Colorado -- Will 'The Donald' run? Can he win? -- Betty White show to prank the elderly -- Couric to leave CBS Nightly News -- Denny's maple-bacon ice cream sunday Starring: Jodi Miller Director: Bruce Roundtower Executive Producer: Matthew Sheffield Text 'NewsBusters' to 85944 to make a $10 contribution to keep 'Busted going strong. NewsBusted is a comedy webcast about the news of the day, uploaded every Tuesday and every Friday. If you like the show, be sure to tell your friends and family! Think you're funny? Send your (short) jokes to newsbusted at dialognewmedia.com. If we use them, we'll pay you USD $50 for each one.

Andrew Klavan: Barack the Magic Suit, A Political Fairy Tale

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Once upon a time there was an enchanted place called Imagination Land, where everything was just as wonderful as you could make believe it was.

NRA - ILA Grassroots News Minute 4-8-2011

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NRA - ILA Grassroots News Minute

Final Countdown to Government Shutdown!

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The following video contains shocking scenes of the dire consequences of a federal government shutdown.

Walter E Williams - Free Market Hostility

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Those who do not allow them to work are the first to blame free markets. http://www.LibertyPen.com

Border Safety Issues Crop up Again as Issa's Probe Into ATF's Project Gunrunner Lingers

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Cam Edwards talks to Matthew Boyle from The Daily Caller - NRA News - April 6, 2011 - http://www.NRANews.com

Collectivism/Anarcho-Communism - Planned Chaos

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"The plans differ; the planners are all alike..." ~Frederic Bastiat Collectivism is anti-individual rights. Whether voluntary collectivism or forced collectivism, the hatred for the individual is ever prevalent.

Jon Stewart on Transparency

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Jon Steward talks about President Obama, transparency, and a secret award.

NewsBusted 4/5/11

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Topics in today's show: -- Schumer told to call fiscal sanity 'extreme' -- Media Matters to try to 'sabotage' Fox News -- Obama: Secretary Chu actually deserves nobel prize -- Presidential limo exempt from fuel regulations -- Obama's iPad 2 -- Wis. teacher emailed death threats to legislators -- Giant fan severely beaten by Dodgers fans -- Whoopi was stoned while accepting oscar Starring: Jodi Miller Director: Bruce Roundtower Executive Producer: Matthew Sheffield Text 'NewsBusters' to 85944 to make a $10 contribution to keep 'Busted going strong. NewsBusted is a comedy webcast about the news of the day, uploaded every Tuesday and every Friday. If you like the show, be sure to tell your friends and family! Think you're funny? Send your (short) jokes to newsbusted at dialognewmedia.com. If we use them, we'll pay you USD $50 for each one.

President Barack Obama's First Ad of 2012

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President Barack Obama is proud of his record of accomplishment. Watch his first ad of the 2012 campaign brought to you by the National Republican Senatorial Committee. http://www.nrsc.org *Not actually an Obama 2012 ad*

FUN WITH WEINERS! (Featuring Congressman Weiner)

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Anthony Weiner was a major supporter of ObamaCare, but now he is asking for waivers for his state. Once again a Congressman shows their contempt for the American people.

Bozell on Fox & Friends: Barney Frank Says Tea Party on 'Cloud Cuckoo Land'

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MRC President Brent Bozell's April 1 appearance on FNC's Fox & Friends.