Via Right ScoopIn an interview with the MacIver Institute, Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) explains the choice that voters face in the 2012 Presidential Election. Ryan describes 'two different paths:' a 'taker society or maker society.'
Via Right ScoopAt the anti-Chick-fil-A protests in Decatur, Georgia, a protestor presumes that Cathy's support of the traditional family and upholding the traditional definition of marriage via donations to organizations such as Family Research Council is an infringement of her civil rights. Nevermind the fact that there is no 'right to marriage' and Freedom of Speech is protected under the First…
Via Weasle Zippers Democratic Mayor of Leesburg, Virginia Kristen Umstattd defends Obama's economic policy.
Congressman Conyers (D-MI) responded to the Republican-proposed English only bill with a Spanish response. According to Mediaite, 'Conyers said, in a nutshell, that immigrants from Asian [sic] and Latin America are objects of discrimination in the U.S., and that one day our country will look back on our treatment of these individuals with regret.' Via WeasleZippers
The CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) has targeted Buckyballs, an adult magnet desk toy, as a danger to children. A reported 12 children swallowed the magnets and needed medical attention for their removal. Despite the product being geared towards adults, the CPSC 'wants to run them out of business.' Hat Tip: The Right Scoop
Comedian D.L. Hughley responds to to the 'hilarious' Chick-fil-A appreciation day with the tongue-in-cheek commentary: 'Americans need the excuse to eat fast food.' He goes on to say 'I hope Conservatives eat Chick-fil-A every day and that way they will appreciate the Obamacare program.'Nice try libs, but we're not into dependence on the government. Hat Tip: Weasle Zippers
Face the Facts USA presents the facts about the National Deficit. 'In every second of 2011, the federal government spent $41,201 that it didn't have.' Hat Tip: Gateway Pundit
In his interview with CBS after is victory in Texas on Tuesday, Ted Cruz explained why he thinks the Tea Party is still relevant and promising:'But I think the American people are looking for leaders that aren't going to Washington to suddenly be popular at the cocktail parties. They're looking for leaders to go to Washington to be public servants.'Hat Tip: The Right Scoop
In a stunning show of disrespect to a highly professional and polite Chick-fil-A employee, a man voices his opinion that 'Chick-fil-A is a hateful corporation.'She says 'we're always happy to serve you in any way that you need' and he responds, 'I don't know how you live with yourself and work here.'How's that for tolerance?Hat Tip: Left-Wing Insitute for Civl Disobedience
New Jersey has a law which will place fine and possibly imprision those who don't buckle up their four-legged friends in the car. Hat Tip: Hot Air