I am urging the parents of black and Latino youngsters, particularly, to not let their children go out wearing hoodies. I think the hoodie is as much responsible for Trayvon Martins death as George Zimmerman was.

We need to make the death penalty a real deterrent again by actually carrying it out. Every appeal that can be made should have to be made at one time, not in a serial manner. If murderers (and I would include abortionists, rapists, and kidnappers, as well) are actually executed, it will at least have the deterrent effect upon them. For my money, we should go back to public hangings, which would be more of a deterrent to others, as well.

Beck warns that government is using fear tactics and that in the end the dangerous killers show up

Fox News has repeatedly attacked Delaware Democratic Senate candidate Chris Coons as a self-described Marxist. But this false claim is entirely based on what Coons referred to as a joke in an article he wrote for his college newspaper in 1985.

Glenn Beck says that Progressives are using regulation to seize control

Judicial Watch says that emails contradict testimony by assistant AG. On September 20, Judicial Watch claimed that an index of emails released by the Department of Justice in response to a public records request contradicts sworn testimony by Thomas Perez, Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division, who testified before the U.S. Civil Rights Commission that no political leadership was involved in the decision not to pursue additional charges against members of the New Black Pan

Christian Adams, a right-wing activist and former Justice Department attorney who has aggressively pushed the phony, racially charged scandal, claimed in a Pajamas Media blog post that the email index was an explosive announcement that shows -- in a rather dramatic way -- that the DOJ has been untruthful about who was involved in the dismissal of the case.

Hans von Spakovsky, a former official in the politicized Bush Justice Department, wrote in a National Review Online blog post that the emails referenced in the index represented [s]tunning new developments in the New Black Panther Party (NBPP) voter-intimidation scandal that indicate that high-level Justice Department officials have been misleading the public and Congress and may have also committed perjury before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. According to van Spakovsky, The log de

A September 20 Washington Times editorial claimed that the email index undermines the credibility of Mr. Perez and of the Department of Justice under Attorney General Eric Holder. The editorial further claimed, The department's claim that political appointees were not involved in the case appears to be false.

New Records Show DOJ Lied About Black Panther Dismissal. Linking to Adams' Pajamas Media post, Fox Nation displayed the following headline on September 2: New Records show DOJ lied about Black Panther Dismissal.

Limbaugh claims Obama respects New Black Panthers

What we have is moms raising children in single-parent households simply breeding more criminals.