For a warm feeling, a smile or just to know all is right with the world, you should take a moment to watch Budweiser’s 2015 Super Bowl XLIX commercial, “Lost Dog.”
Granted, if you have ever lost a canine companion as this writer has done, it may strike close to home, but it has a great ending.
Thanks to PJ Media, you can watch President Obama refer to himself (me, myself and I) 118 times in three minutes while speaking to an audience of mostly young people celebrating India’s Republic Day in New Delhi on Tuesday.
Astonishing, but that’s the American President.
Obama told the crowd, “I realize that the sight of an American president as your chief guest on Republic Day would have once seemed unimaginable. But my visit reflects the possibilities of a new moment.” He pointed out that he was the first American president to participate in the country’s Republic Day and boasted, “And I’m the first American president to come to your country twice!”
Ben Shapiro writing for Breitbart.com is reporting that Senator Jeff Sessions (R-AL) announced that he would vote against the nomination of Loretta Lynch for attorney general based on her statement that she supported President Obama’s executive amnesty.
Sessions explained:
Unfortunately, when asked today whether she found the President’s actions to be ‘legal and constitutional,’ Ms. Lynch said that she did. I therefore am unable to support her nomination. My concerns are furthered by Ms. Lynch’s unambiguous declaration that ‘the right and the obligation to work is one that’s shared by everyone in this country regardless of how they came here.’
Just wonderful. The nominee for the top law enforcement job in America doesn’t think law matters. Great. Must be nice to be so duplicitous, but how can she do that with a straight face?
Rep. Markwayne Mullin
WASHINGTON – Congressman Markwayne Mullin (OK-02) introduced a bill to fix problems that rural veterans may encounter when using the new Veteran’s Choice Program. Partnering with U.S. Senator Jerry Moran (R-Kan.), the legislation aims to improve the new U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) plan.
“The Veterans Access, Choice and Accountability Act of 2014 (VACAA) was passed with the intention of providing veterans with the choice to access health care outside the VA when the burden of travel puts their well-being at risk,” said Moran.
Rep. Jim Bridenstine
Today, Chairman Mac Thornberry (R-TX) assigned Congressman Jim Bridenstine (R-01, OK) to the House Armed Services (HASC) Subcommittees on Strategic Forces and Seapower and Projection Forces.
Strategic Forces oversees our nation’s nuclear arsenal, missile defense, and space programs. Seapower and Projection Forces covers Navy and Marine Corps procurement and research and development programs.
