Sunday morning Rush Limbaugh appeared on “Fox News Sunday” to offer his take on the much-discussed issues of police violence and race in America and delivered a classic strike in the imaging war.
His take: the death of Eric Garner is, in part, the fault of liberals who are “so eager for tax collection.”
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Alleged IDF bombing of targets in Syria. (photo credit:ARAB SOCIAL MEDIA-JP)
Syrian opposition sources told Arab media on Monday that the airstrikes near Damascus alleged to have been carried out by Israeli warplanes destroyed a storage facility housing anti-aircraft missiles as well as drones belonging to Hezbollah.
While the Lebanese Shi’ite group has yet to officially comment on the attack, Channel 2 is citing a report in the Hezbollah-affiliated newspaper Al-Akhbar which said that “the Israeli action was intended to preserve the rules of the game.”
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC), today announced provisions in the fiscal year 2015 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that impact the state of Oklahoma. The NDAA was introduced yesterday in the House of Representatives, and was authored by Inhofe, SASC Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.), House Armed Services Committee (HASC) Chairman Buck McKeon (CA-25), and HASC Ranking Member Adam Smith (WA-9).
Eric Alva
Eric Alva joined the Marines to serve his country, like his father and grandfather in the Vietnam War, Korean War and World War II, but in the early hours of March 21, 2003, Staff Sergeant Alva’s life changed forever when he stepped on a landmine and lost his right leg above the knee, making him the first U.S. Marine seriously injured in the Iraq War.
An athlete prior to his injury, Alva was determined to stay active. In December 2003 he attended The Hartford Ski Spectacular for the first time – just eight months after losing his leg. The winter sporting event showed him that he could continue doing everything he loved, despite his new circumstances.
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Neil Munro, White House Correspondent for The Daily Caller in a column Sunday writes that President Barack Obama’s first move in December will be to focus the nation’s attention on complaints about racist cops in African-American communities. That may be “all good” with CNN according to the New York Post.
The move, Munro suggests, may be part of an effort to grab the political initiative after the Democrats’ massive losses in the Nov. 4 election, and also to keep the public’s attention away from his unpopular Nov. 21 announcement that he will provide 4 million illegal immigrants with work permits and taxpayer-funded aid programs.