Maureen Santora, who lost her son, a 23-year-old FDNY firefighter, on 9/11 appeared on Neil Cavuto’s show last Friday to talk about Attorney General Eric Holder’s decision to have KSM and the other 9/11 co-conspirators’s trials moved to NYC.
To put it mildly, she’s none-too-pleased.
Irish filmmaker, Phelim McAleer, was one among many “environmental” journalists who recently attended a conference held by Al Gore. McAleer, creator of an opposition documentary called “Not Evil, Just Wrong,” was able to ask questions of Gore, but apparently the other enviro-journalists weren’t interested in his line of questioning and cut his mic.
Yes, that’s a great way for libs to show their tolerances… stifle free speech. Remember, if you’re on the left, free speech is not exactly what you think it is. I’m still shocked Gore took questions from the audience.
BTW, what the hell is an “environmental journalist” anyway?
Today on Neil Cavuto’s Common Sense segment, he takes on White House specified “Fox News watcher” Anita Dunn about what she and the White House might want to learn about themselves in this misguided battle with Fox News. Neil is quite the wordsmith and the White House would do good to try to answer his critique.
War with Fox, indeed, Ms. Dunn…war with Fox. Not wise, madam.
Stuart Varney sitting in for Neil Cavuto today discussed the newest Czar appointment of Ron Bloom, to be the new Manufacturing Jobs Czar. This is in addition to his current position as the Auto Task Force Czar. Liberal talk radio host, Mike Papantonio, was on to extoll the virtues of big labor and unions, and Stuart was having none of it.
Seriously… how can anyone in this day and age defend Big Labor? And don’t you just LOVE the wealth envy by Papantonio?
And to the Constitutional Watchdogs out there, you know your next homework assignment – get going on it! I’ve already gotten some video, but I’m sure there’s more to be had. Big Labor has NO place in the American capitalist free-market economy, and any administration that pushes it forward as a stalwart ally to the American worker is just out-right lying to you. Stuart Varney gives a first-hand account of his encounter with union bullies.
I hope all Americans, left and right, shun this attempted shift back toward labor unions. They’ve crippled this country long enough. And by the way… how’s that class warfare workin’ out for ya, Papantonio?
Well, today was obviously a very dark day in the war on terror. The West has once again shown a weak hand to all terrorists, as Abdel Basetal al-Megrahi, the only person ever to be charged and indicted in the mid-air bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scottland, was released from a Scottish prison today on grounds of “compassion,” due to the fact he is allegedly dying of prostate cancer.
Today on Cavuto, Neil had on Stan Maslowski to discuss this sickening news, and to speak about how most of the victims’ families are feeling today – outraged. Stan’s then 30-year-old daughter, Norma, was one of the 270 people blown to pieces at 35,000 feet over Lockerbie, Scotland on December 21, 1988.
And it should be no shock to anyone that al-Megrahi received a hero’s welcome as he arrived home in Libya. Unbelievable. Can it get any sicker than this?
Please go here and read the entire indictment in full. It is quite detailed, and includes all the findings of the court. This man should be rotting in prison somewhere; not being return to his Libya as a “hero” or “rock star.”
My solution for al-Megrahi: one to the head, two center mass. But then again, that would be too humane. He deserves MUCH, much worse.
Questions for my readers: Libyan President Muammar Gaddafi is scheduled to come to New York next month – will the Obama administration still allow him into the country? Secondly, should he?
Today Congressmen Waxman and Stupak sent 3-page letters to insurance companies to request information on their company’s expenditures, salaries, pay, junkets, retreats, bonuses, and all other kinds of intrusive, unconstitutional queries.
According to the Politico:
By Sept. 4, the firms are supposed to supply detailed compensation data for board members and top executives, as well as a “table listing all conferences, retreats, or other events held outside company facilities from January 1, 2007, to the present that were paid for, reimbursed, or subsidized in whole or in part by your company.”
For employees or officers making $500,000 or more, the committee wants information on salary, bonus, options and pension.
And by Sept. 14, the firms are supposed to provide copies of reports from compensation consultants, plus board drafts of compensation plans and information about market share.
Neil has his own open letter to Waxman and Stupak, asking them for the same information, in kind.
Sounds like a reasonable request to me, don’t you think? Do you think that pre-existing “political weenies” will be covered under Obamacare? LOL. Good on ya, Neil.
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