“These new emails show that the day before she broke the news of the IRS scandal, Lois Lerner was talking to a top Obama Justice Department official about whether the DOJ could prosecute the very same organizations that the IRS had already improperly targeted,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said in a statement. “The IRS emails show Eric Holder’s Department of Justice is now implicated and conflicted in the IRS scandal. No wonder we had to sue in federal court to get these documents.”
NC – A Cleveland County teacher accused of sending an inappropriate video and pictures to former teenage students, will be in court Wednesday.
Police have charged Caron Blanton, from Mooresboro, with three counts of indecent liberties with a child under 16 and six counts of disseminating obscene material to a minor.
Officials said the video was of Blanton naked, performing a sex act on herself.
In this segment, Virtual President Bill Whittle examines who pays what under the current system, and what we can do to make our tax code more efficient, more fair, more moral and generate more revenue.
Poulos is accused of using the agency’s federal firearms license and his relationship with gun manufacturer Sig Sauer to obtain discounted and free guns. He then provided them to high-up agency officials for their personal use, according to whistleblower documents obtained by FoxNews.com and interviews with multiple officials with knowledge of the ongoing probe.
Hmmm.
Higher ups arming themselves through back channels. Why? They should be able to pass background checks, right?
Authorities say a New Orleans man who taught art in several Jefferson Parish schools was arrested last week and booked with three counts of sexual battery. William “Billy” Maloney, 60, of 3232 Laurel St., New Orleans, was taken into custody Friday (April 4) at Paul J. Solis Elementary School, 2850 Mt. Laurel Drive, Gretna, said Col. John Fortunato, spokesman for the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office.
Maloney is accused of inappropriately touching an adult niece when she was a minor.
Mind your hedges because this month the control freaks are abusing the definition of blight in Connecticut, spying on you (all of you!) as you tool around town in Los Angeles, and barring you from warning drivers about speed traps in Texas. Check out Nanny of the Month for March 2014!
Top dishonors come to us from Frisco, Texas, where ignorance of the law is no excuse, unless you’re one of Police Chief John Bruce’s officers. In that case, feel free to bust a man for a non-existent offense that, even if were against the law, should call for a ticket, not the whole “cuff ‘em and stuff ‘em” treatment.
Sure, it may not have been technically “against the law” when officers arrested Ron Martin after they spotted him standing in a center median with a sign warning drivers about officers with itchy ticket-writing fingers lying in wait up the road. Good ol’ Chief Bruce can fix all that simply by leaning on his pals in the city council to pass an ordinance that makes what Martin did a fineable offense.
And sure, Chief Bruce has long been irritated by Martin who has volunteered plenty of time giving drivers a friendly heads up, but the chief’s actions definitely have everything to do with safety (says so in the ordinance itself!), and absolutely nothing to do with retaliating against Martin or maintaining a strong stream of traffic-ticket revenue.
Citing Obamacare and an increase in the state’s minimum wage, the owner of Waterford-based Yankee One Dollar is closing down shop on all 23 remaining locations.
Its owner Keith Flike blamed the Affordable Care Act and the increase in the state’s minimum wage for the decision to shut down. Each store has six to 10 employees, he told the Post Star.
Flashback: The private sector is doing fine.
Flashforward: The private sector needs a few death blows.
