Updated Analysis: The Tulsa World today prominently published Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank’s piece that attacks a Benghazi panel in an apparent attempt to deflect criticisms of advance policy, actionable failures during the attack, and later public disinformation efforts by the Obama Administration. Milbank writes the forum “deteriorated into the ugly taunting of a woman in the room who wore an Islamic head covering.”

Not by our review of the video which you can also view. Was Milbank attending the same event or is he deliberately distorting truth? Thanks to Mediate.com a video is available online so you may decide the facts and draw your own conclusions.  Is this a frank discussion or a “ugly taunting?” Continue reading →

Conservative author and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza appeared on “The Kelly File” Monday night, with an analogy that caused host Megyn Kelly to laugh aloud and wonder if the conversation had “jumped off the deep end.”

D’Souza, who was promoting his new book “America: Imagine a World Without Her” and his upcoming documentary “America,” told Kelly that he believes Obama emerged from a generation that believes “America is globally a force for evil.”

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President Obama announced on Monday evening that US ground troops ‘equipped for combat’ are being sent to Iraq – just days after claiming that no American soldiers would be deployed. He told Yahoo! News correspondent Katie Couric that drone strikes also ‘may well be’ an option in the coming days

In a letter to Congress, the president said American troops will be returning to Iraq only three years after they left and their deployment began on Sunday.

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Dr. Sebastian Gorka, the Major General Horner Chair of Military Theory at Marine Corps University and National Security Affairs editor of Breitbart.com makes a compelling case that policy decisions and politically driven censorship of the American national security establishment have helped strengthen Al Qaeda’s successor and hastened the collapse of the nation of Iraq.

​The current administration and the President represented Operation Iraqi Freedom as the “wrong war,” as opposed to the “good war” that was Afghanistan. The Vice President even called the end of our involvement in Iraq one of the great achievements of Obama’s tenure.

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Dr. Tom Coburn (R-OK)

In the wake of the VA scandal, Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma calls on President Obama to nominate a new VA Secretary who has the management skills, leadership ability and determination to correct the myriad failings at the agency.

In the Weekly Republican Address, Coburn also says the President needs to use the tools he already has to clean up his administration’s systemic failure of management at the Department of Veterans Affairs. “Veterans who have survived war should no longer have to do battle with bureaucracy to access the best possible care,” Coburn says. “It’s time to give our combat-impacted veterans the very best care that they have earned and deserve.”

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