Limbaugh: Have we ever had a more dishonest President?

By David Arnett

Rush Limbaugh

Rush Limbaugh’s instantaneous reaction to President Obama’s Tuesday afternoon press conference was brutally honest. As the President continued to blame Republicans for the government shutdown with ramped up anti-GOP rhetoric while himself refusing to compromise; Limbaugh replied with succinct clarity.

“From start to finish what he said about the debt limit is not true,” Limbaugh said also using the term “over the top” to describe President Obama’s damning political rhetoric and general scare tactics.
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Big Foot focus of class study

Prof Marvin Leeper and folklore class from Murray State College

The annual Honobia Big Foot Conference and Festival took on yet another avenue of study last week end, as professor of English and Folklore, Marvin Leeper, made a presentation on how Oklahoma folklore affects a society. Several members of his folklore class from Murray State College in Tishomingo attended the festival and conference to observe the phenomenon.

Other Conference speakers included independent researchers such as Dr. of Wildlife Science Earnest Ables (ret.) Dr. of Ophthalmology, Jeff Duff, Ron B. formerly with BFRO, and Chris Torado, the Animal Welfare Officer in Oklahoma City. Harry Keaton, founder of Leflore County Paranormal research also made an interesting presentation.
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Tulsa Revolution signs first player

By Rich Lohman, Tulsa Today

Levi Coleman signs with Tulsa Revolution

The Tulsa Revolution signed forward Levi Coleman on Monday. Coleman is a Tulsa native and is the first Revolution player under contract for the team’s inaugural year in the Professional Arena Soccer League (PASL).

Coleman, a 6’2″ forward, has extensive soccer experience, having played youth league and competitive soccer as a youngster. His collegiate career includes time at Florida International University and Univ. Missouri – Kansas City, where he led the Kangaroos to the Summit League championship in 2009.
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Kerry chemical contradiction claimed

By David Arnett

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan says that he no longer considers Syrian President Bashar Assad a political leader, labeling him as a “terrorist.” Erdogan also said U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was “contradicting himself” in congratulating Syria. Erdogan’s remarks were first reported in the Turkish daily Hurriet Monday.

Referring to a comment by US Secretary of State John Kerry on the success of the chemical weapons cleanup in Syria, Erdogan was skeptical.
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Rolling over debt

CNSNews is reporting that the U.S. Treasury was forced to pay off a record of approximately $7,546,726,000,000 in maturing Treasury securities in fiscal 2013, which ended last Monday. No problem, they just rolled it over. During the same period, the Treasury issued another $8,323,949,000,000 in new Treasury securities.

The spread between the old debt held by the public that matured and was paid off during the fiscal year and the new debt that was sold to cover government spending over and above tax revenues, increased the net federal government debt held by the public by $777.223 billion during the fiscal year CNSNews is reporting.
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