Thursday Links

WorldNetDaily: Rush Limbaugh criticizes Jay Leno. Apparently Leno wants to help the poor, but got mad when they tried to help themselves.

LA Times: Obama's election spurring move to remove civil rights laws. Why would we need legal protection for a group our own president belongs to?

Columbus Dispatch: Woman has $80,000 in the bank, owns a $300,000 home and drives a Mercedes---but still gets food stamps. Bureaucrats are only now wondering if this may not be right.

...but it's worse in socialist England...

London Telegraph: Family given the equivalent of $43,000 a year, doesn't work because they claim they're too fat, and want more money from the taxpayers. BTW, the father weighs around 335 lbs. Does that sound like he's too overweight to work?

MSNBC: Bill requiring women seeking abortion to see ultra-sound of their baby hits Kansas' rapid, pro-choice governor Sebelius. Pro-Abortion activists have been trying to get laws passed banning the use of ultra-sound, but how can it really be a choice when made in ignorance? This law does the opposite, and it all hinges on a governor accused of being bought and paid for by the abortion industry

Palm Beach Post: Same kind of law as above clears state house in Florida--on a partisan vote. Democrats, apparently do think it is a "choice" if it's made in ignorance.

WorldNetDaily: Phoenix Planned Genocide caught covering up statutory rape. Law enforcement will once again turn a blind eye, and pretend to investigate, but do nothing.

Posted by Danny Carlton at March 19, 2009 7:02 AM