Personal Liberty Digest

Latest From Chip Wood October 12, 2012 Could Big Bird Decide This Year’s Election? » Is it remotely possible that the 2012 Presidential election will be decided by an 8-foot tall, bright-yellow bird? The left is going absolutely gaga over Mitt Romney’s promise during last week’s Presidential debate that he would end government funding of the Public Broadcasting System. More » Freedom Watch U.S. Troops In Jordan: Not New And Certainly No Surprise » The mainstream media give the impression that events in the Mideast are building on their own, and the United States is just responding to them. The truth is the United States is manipulating events there and has been for some time. More » Voices Wasserman Schultz Says Wrong Statements Aren’t False Statements » While appearing on CNN, Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz offered up some logic which defies all logic and shows she is either a liar or just plain dumb. Or perhaps she’s both.  More » Personal Liberty News Obama And Civil Liberty » President Barack Obama said earlier in the week that he wants civil liberties to be brought forth as a more important topic of debate in the few remaining weeks before the Presidential election. “We haven’t talked about what's at stake with respect to civil liberties,” he said. More » NYPD Hints Of Possible Iran Attack » The New York Police Department said that it is concerned about an Iranian threat to the city’s heavy Jewish population. New York City is home to the largest Jewish population in any city outside of Israel with 1.5 million Jews spread throughout the metropolis.  More » Experts Say Global Warming Creates Ice » Those who reject the theory of anthropomorphic global warming have pointed to Antarctica as proof that the theory is preposterous: Ice in Antarctica has reached record levels. But global warming advocates say that the increase in ice is just part of the global warming process. More » Chip Shots The Enthusiasm Gap How many of these voters will stay home? Here’s a worrisome fact for Barack Obama supporters: There's a tremendous decline in voters who express “high interest” in the election. The drops are the greatest in Hispanics and young voters (ages 18 to 34) — two groups that overwhelmingly supported Obama in 2008. Meanwhile, one group whose “high interest” numbers have risen is Christian evangelicals — a segment that is expected to vote heavily for the Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan ticket.  More »