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Latest From Wayne Allyn Root May 2, 2013 What Barack Obama Has In Common With The Gambino Crime Family » Can you guess who is the deadliest crime family in our country's history? If you guessed the Gambinos, you're wrong. It's the Obama crime family. The Obama gang is killing jobs, strangling business, intimidating opponents, making the energy industry "sleep with the fishes" and wiping out the middle class. More » Outside The Asylum What The President Knows » Richard Nixon is hardly lonely on the list of Presidents who lied. Lying wasn't Nixon's downfall; hubris was. Nixon forgot that the White House isn't a palace, and Presidents are not kings. But he was neither the first nor the last to make that error. Witness the progress of the current Lord of the Oval Office. More » Analysis Liberal Columnist Whines About Scary Republicans Envisioning Revolution, Thomas Jefferson Posthumously Reminds Him Not To Wet His Pants » Pollsters offered the following query with the option to "agree," "disagree," remain neutral or refuse to answer: "In the next few years, an armed revolution might be necessary in order to protect our liberties." They found that an overall 29 percent of Americans were in agreement with the statement.  More » Personal Liberty News New Policy Will Court-Martial Soldiers Who Share Religious Faith » If you're a U.S. soldier who's a Christian, Jew, Muslim or something else, would you want to entrust your fate to a military hierarchy steered, from the top, with the guidance of a man who founded an organization expressly designed to eradicate any form of individual religious expression from the ranks of fighting men and women? More » Mideast Muslims Favor Sharia Law » American leaders' perennial fantasy that bringing a taste of consumer culture to Mideast countries ripe for occupation will somehow open a floodgate of populist enthusiasm for Beyoncé and constitutional rule isn't reflected in a new survey that reveals the predominant views of common people in the Muslim world. More » U.S. Malpractice Lawsuits Less Than 1 Percent Of Healthcare Costs » Some argue malpractice lawsuits are a big driver of U.S. healthcare costs, but researchers suggest these assertions are wrong. U.S. malpractice payouts of more than $1 million add up to roughly $1.4 billion a year — making up far less than 1 percent of national medical expenditures in the United States. More » Bob Called It Gold! (I began publishing my monthly newsletter The Bob Livingston Letter™ in 1969. The following is an excerpt from the May 2001 issue in which I advised readers to get out of the crashing Nasdaq market and put money in gold. The Nasdaq suffered three crashes over the next nine years, while gold has gained an incredible 434 percent. The Nasdaq is up only 52 percent from its May 2001 mark and is still down more than 34 percent from the dot-com bubble high.) Gold and gold stocks are beginning to move up again. Gold has had so many false starts that nobody has any confidence in a gold bull market starting again. Gold has had a 21-year bear market after a 1980 blow off.  More »