Personal Liberty Digest

Latest From John Myers March 13, 2013 Obama Is Spoiled Rotten » FOX News President Roger Ailes has described President Barack Obama as “lazy.” Yet I do not believe that the President is lazy. I think Obama was spoiled rotten by his mother and her parents and that he has continued to be spoiled rotten by overly adoring liberals.  More » Freedom Watch To Protect And Serve Their Own Prurient Interests » Police officers — whom I call LEOs (legally entitled to oppress) — hate having their authority questioned and can invent all manner of “crimes” with which to charge their victims. Take the case of Kristen Walker as just one example. Her experience was posted on Copblock.org.  More » Analysis ‘Who The Hell Do These Muslims Think They Are?’ And Could American Conservatives Accidently Enable Them? » If a national vehicle exists for the hair-splitting legislative agenda of one group of faithful to ease separation of church and state, there is nothing in the Constitution barring another from using the same track to encourage an agenda that goes against everything America was intended to represent. More » Personal Liberty News Obama’s New Approach Shows Foundering Clout And Zero Change » A column in The Washington Post relates that, since the beginning of March, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney has found a new tactic for handling any press corps questions that aspire to any semblance of incisiveness: The petulant PR hack simply tells reporters they don’t know how to ask questions. More » ‘I Didn’t Want To Shoot Him, But I Had To,’ Says 81-Year-Old Thug Target » An elderly Florida man was carrying his legal .38 caliber revolver in his vehicle Sunday evening when a robber with a violent past decided he’d make an easy target. But James Stevens of Ocala wasn’t an easy target, because he had the means to defend himself. More » Animal Rights With Uncle Ted » In case you never saw the A&E television show “American Hoggers,” Texas and many other States are overrun by feral hogs. The pigs, 1.5 million strong, are destroying environments and cause more than $500 million per year in damage to Texas alone. More » 2nd Amendment Under Fire Anti-Gun Appeals Court Nominee Defeated Last week was a big one for gun rights. First, Caitlin Halligan’s nomination to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia was defeated by a Republican filibuster. Halligan was one of the most anti-gun judicial nominees in recent memory, according to Gun Owners of America. The cloture vote failed 51-41, with only Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska breaking ranks with the Republicans. GOA saw some more good news in the Senate Judiciary Committee, even though it passed S. 54, the Veterans Gun Ban. The good news comes in the fact that Republicans seem united against the bill, which makes a filibuster defeat “very achievable.” More »