TH Daily - April 16 - Bill O'Reilly, John C. Goodman, John Ransom, Jon Sanders, Kathryn Lopez and More

Cyber Terrorists Plan $105 Billion Theft Pentagon officials have uncovered a plot by sophisticated hackers to "steal millions of dollars from banks all over the world." Estimates put the total expected loss to be as high as $105 billion. And security experts say two out of every three internet users will be targets. If you care about your retirement and the well-being of your family, I strongly encourage you to watch this free video presentation, which explains everything you need to know to protect yourself...
School Lunch Madness Bill O'Reilly: Back in the Stone Age, I brought my noon meal to school in a Davy Crockett lunchbox. It was made of cheap metal, and had I eaten it, the taste would have been similar to the sandwich inside, usually bologna or tuna on soggy bread. ... more How Safe is Your Hospital? John C. Goodman: Hospitals are dangerous places to be. At least if you are a patient. ... more Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers John Ransom: Obama's speech was inept and lame, but was it really more inept and lamer than his attempt to cut our dependence on foreign oil by giving a speech? Was it more inept than the speech he gave where he claimed we were not at war in Libya and which was billed as an explanation for the "war in Libya?" ... more Dictating is Easy; Leading is Hard Jon Sanders: They were happier times. Headier times. President Barack Obama and his Democrats held strong majorities in both the House and Senate. Dreams of "fundamentally transforming the United States of America" were at hand. ... more Since When is Mercy Validating Abortion? Kathryn Lopez: "(T)his is a loving, caring Jesus," is how the New York Times recently profiled a leading man in a play about abortion written by a Notre Dame grad. ... more The New Health Law: Bad for Doctors, Awful for Patients Jason Fodeman: While much has been said about the recently passed health care overhaul law and a multitude of cogent arguments have been made as to why the legislation must be repealed, lengthy debates have failed to adequately address how the 2,800 pages will prevent patients from receiving the medical care that they need and want. ... more The Gang That Won't Shoot Straight Janet M. LaRue: Hollywood and Washington are rife with elites opposed to the right to bear arms for folks in flyover country "who cling to guns or religion," as their champion in the White House described us. ... more Cyber Terrorists Plan $105 Billion Theft Pentagon officials have uncovered a plot by sophisticated hackers to "steal millions of dollars from banks all over the world." Estimates put the total expected loss to be as high as $105 billion. And security experts say two out of every three internet users will be targets. If you care about your retirement and the well-being of your family, I strongly encourage you to watch this free video presentation, which explains everything you need to know to protect yourself... The US Should Follow Europe's Lead Paul Driessen: President Obama and environmentalists often say America should follow Europe's lead on energy, climate and economic matters. ... more Turkey's Cautionary Tale Caroline Glick: Ever since Turkey's Islamist Justice and Development AKP party under Recip Tayip Erdogan won the November 2002 elections, Western officials have upheld the AKP, Erdogan and his colleagues as proof that political Islam is consonant with democratic values. ... more On Margaret Sanger, the Soviets, and Democrats Paul Kengor: "[W]e could well take example from Russia," advised Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger, "where birth control instruction is part of the regular welfare service of the government." ... more		Obama Spits In His Hand & Shakes Paul Ryan's Greg Hengler Top Ten Most Outrageous Government Pensions Greg Hengler CNN's Idea On How To Save Money On Gas...iPhone Apps! Greg Hengler Obama: Congress must _ and will _ raise debt limit Likely GOP contenders plot tea party strategies Canvass shows conservative wins Wis. court race U.S. needs Russia in WTO: White House aide Spy summit fails to resolve U.S.-Pakistan differences Government Shutdown: Crisis Averted (for the Present) Gov. Walker Testifies on Capitol Hill Phony Spending Cuts Rep. Joe Crowley (D-NY) 'Speechless' on the House Floor Statement of Penny Nance, CEO of Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee, Regarding the Planned Parenthood Vote National Security Brief: April 15 2011 Even on Tax Day, It Pays to Be Married Sea-Based Missile Defense Test Success a Major Step Forward Deal to boost flu pandemic preparedness agreed: WHO Reuters Clues emerge in Tenn. abduction; no sign of woman APNews Taliban claims responsibility for attack on base APNews Storm swipes Deep South, death toll rises to 10 APNews Cuba marks Bay of Pigs, opens pivotal Party summit APNews APNews Dalai Lama urges restraint in Tibet monastery standoff Reuters Sheen lawyer, show producer disagree about return APNews Firefighter killed as wildfires rampage across Texas Reuters Iraqi immigrant who ran over daughter gets 34 yrs. APNews Malkin: America, the Dependent Limbaugh: Obama Goldberg: Budget Battle, Budget Prattle Bozell: Justice and Decency North: Busted Thomas: Atlas Shrugged Coulter: On This Aborted Fetus, Democrats Plant Their Flag Chavez: Spare Us the Hypocrisy, Mr. President Buchanan: Obama Blows up the Bridge Glass: Ryan Rolls His Eyes at New "Biden Commission"
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