7-23-13 Excellent Guests for Your Show

1. Rabbi D.B. Ganz: Jesse Jackson's Proposed Boycott of Florida is Harmful and Demeaning to Blacks

2. John LeBoutillier: How Does Obama Maintain Decent Ratings Despite a Bad Economy and Multiple Scandals?

3. Dave Bego: An Opportunity to Protect Fundamental Freedoms

4. James Hirsen: Harvey Weinstein Deploys Liberal Weaponry in Butler Battle

5. Kyle Olson: Teachers Union May Sue over 'Constitutional Right' to Wear Shorts to Work

Jesse Jackson's Proposed Boycott of Florida is Harmful and Demeaning to Blacks

By Rabbi D.B. Ganz

In response to the recent Zimmerman acquittal, Rev. Jesse Jackson has proposed a boycott of nothing less than the entire State of Florida. As foxnews.com reported on July 21, his feeling was that, “people understand dollars and cents... and they understand if there's a significant drop off in revenues - at conventions, at Disney World and Universal Studios - that will get the attention of the powerful." Fox also reported that, "Members of the Congressional Black Caucus appear undecided so far on whether to support a call for a boycott of Florida over the Trayvon Martin case." The notion that businesses throughout Florida deserve to be punished for what six jurors in Sanford honestly decided is unworthy of intelligent discussion. Nevertheless, Congress's Black Caucus might actually support this foolishness. I feel that this is emblematic of much of what is wrong with the current drive for black civil rights. [more...]

How Does Obama Maintain Decent Ratings Despite a Bad Economy and Multiple Scandals?

By John LeBoutillier

POLITICAL INSIDERS analyze why President Obama's ratings are holding steady despite 52% of the American people believing we are in a recession and three scandals continue to swirl around the White House. They also examine the inept GOP opposition to ObamaCare - and how Mitch McConnell is the worst negotiator... ever. The POLITICAL INSIDERS also preview the 2014 Senate races. Can the GOP regain control?  [more...]

An Opportunity to Protect Fundamental Freedoms

By Dave Bego

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear two cases in the next year which will determine whether persons will be protected in their exercise of the fundamental right to either choose whether to engage in union representation or to abstain from such representation, and to make such decision absent intimidation from either the union or their employer via the secret ballot election - the same process we use to elect our local, state and federal government officials. Interestingly, both cases stem from the President's attempt to provide political payback to his allies in Big Labor through the Rogue NLRB. [more...]

Harvey Weinstein Deploys Liberal Weaponry in Butler Battle

By James Hirsen

Harvey Weinstein has been engaged in a legal and public relations battle with Warner Bros. and the Motion Picture Association of America over the title of his soon to be released film, which has been marketed as "The Butler." Weinstein, who incidentally served as an Obama campaign bundler, has turned to former Al Gore lawyer David Boies and industry mainstay Bert Fields this time around to represent the Weinstein Co. in "The Butler" case. Boies penned a letter to Warner Bros., which ratcheted up the rhetoric by using race as part of his case. [more...]

Teachers Union May Sue over 'Constitutional Right' to Wear Shorts to Work

By Kyle Olson

Big Labor has a new favorite group of victims of social injustice – the teaching staff of Lewis County, West Virginia. Citizens have been complaining to school board members about the "way teachers dress," according to school board president Paul Derico. As a result, the school board unanimously passed a dress code for teachers, banning blue jeans, faded jeans and shorts. Of course the teachers union is not taking this grave injustice lying down. Union officials have threatened to sue the board. [more...]