The Government wants to know about when you leave and arrive home and what your mental state is! Of course, there is a $5000 "penalty" if you refuse to answer. How this information is needed for a census I certainly don't know??
Read more »Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul’s press secretary Moira Bagley tweeted on Monday that Transportation Security Administration officials were detaining her boss in Nashville, Tenn.
“Just got a call from @senrandpaul,” Bagley tweeted at about 10 a.m. on Monday. “He’s currently being detained by TSA in Nashville.”
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/01/23/report-tsa-detains-sen-rand-paul-in-na...
Read more »Afraid your favorite porn stars were risking their health for your mere sexual pleasure? Well, fear no more. LA County has stepped in to save the day!!!
Read more »Six-year-old Ryder is back with his mom at their Madeira Beach home after a traumatic night for the entire family."They locked the gate," said his mom, Dawn Gage. "I could hear him screaming my name."Ryder is autistic and his mom says he's known to have tantrums when he's taken away from normal routine.
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Freedom of speech might allow journalists to get away with a lot in America, but the Department of Homeland Security is on the ready to make sure that the government is keeping dibs on who is saying what.
Read more »One of Illinois' new laws requires consumers to reach for their identification as well as their cash when they have a clogged drain.
Read more »The government-funded PBS is promoting dependence on government via 'free' food offered at government schools. Propaganda is the only word for this.
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What happens when a 7 year old kicks a bully in the nuts to get away from him on a school bus? That's right he is classified as a sex offender.
Read more »The San Francisco ban on providing free toys to entice children to eat unhealthy foods goes into effect Thursday, but McDonald’s plans to comply with the law by charging 10 cents a toy for their Happy Meals and donating the money to the nonprofit Ronald McDonald House.
Read more »The Alameda City Council has approved a new ordinance that aims to protect people from secondhand smoke by effectively banning smoking in all outdoor public places.
Smokers could run afoul of the new law -- most of which will go into effect Jan. 1 -- if they light up at a bus stop, ATM or even on a balcony of a multiunit rental complex.
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Legislation sponsored by Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi and headed for likely passage by the Board of Supervisors would require San Francisco shoppers to pay 10 cents per bag provided by the store at checkout starting July 1. That charge would jump to 25 cents per bag two years later. The store providing the bag would pocket the money.
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Drawstrings on hoodies qualify them as "deadly merchandise."
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In response to last night's topic on State Eugenics programs I found this... last updated in Spring 2011.
Read more »A Hawaii couple’s 3-year-old daughter was taken away from them for 18 hours after they were arrested for forgetting to a pay for two $5 sandwiches.
Read more »Here I discuss a town in Wisconsin that is talking about outlawing biking and walking without first registering your travel plans with the town for prior approval. Unbelievable.
Read more »A patrol car fitted with all of the police extras cost $40,000; a surveillance blimp will cost well below that -- possibly as low as $15,000; after that, it is $100 a week to keep it filled with helium and charge its electric batteries; the police in Ogden, Utah, decides this is a good deal.
Read more »Kentucky Senator Rand Paul appeared on CNN last night to inject some sense into the latest stand off between Republicans and Democrats over government spending and the deficit.
In light of the fact that a government shutdown has been only narrowly averted once again, this time regarding FEMA funding, Paul noted that debating important issues seems to have been almost completely lost amidst a culture of partisan stand offs on Capitol Hill.
Read more »The attorney for a family suing Chicago Public Schools over the alleged handcuffing of a first-grader in 2010 said Tuesday that the boy was among several 6- and 7-year-olds who were detained and handcuffed for hours for talking in class.
Read more »When Dray asked why the men were being arrested, he said the officers replied, “for lack of common sense.”
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