"Well, they may."

When asked at a House hearing if the Iranians “will use the conventional weapons made available by the Iran nuclear treaty to kill Americans or Israelis," Secretary of State John Kerry candidly replied, “Well, they may.” This is certainly encouraging news.  

Saw this one coming...

I predicted last week that this would happen within a year. I was wrong. It took less than one week.

Reported by Cheryl Chumley: A married Montana man has taken his wife and his girlfriend to the Yellowstone County Courthouse and told the clerk: Marry us – if the Supreme Court OK’d “gay” unions, then we should be allowed to join together in holy polygamy. “It’s about marriage equality,” said Nathan Collier, who filed for a marriage application to two women, Victoria and Christine, CBS News reported. “You can’t have this without polygamy.”

http://www.wnd.com/2015/07/polygamous-trio-applies-for-marriage-license/#PW1YcczdhVtzjYIU.99

Media hypocrisy

In response to the pulling of The Dukes of Hazzard... “When media companies are criticized for marketing programs that glamorize drug and alcohol use, or for sexualizing minors in television programs and movies, or for selling violent entertainment to children – despite overwhelming evidence of harm – or for trivializing rape, child sex abuse and pedophilia, all in the name of 'entertainment,' they are quick to wrap themselves in the banner of Free Speech.

“Restraint and responsibility do not infringe on the First Amendment and do not encroach on Free Speech rights. If TV Land is willing to pull The Dukes of Hazzard, out of concern for its harmful impact on our society (and it is good that Viacom is publicly acknowledging its programming can have a harmful impact on our society), they cannot then hide behind the First Amendment to refute the compelling evidence of harm from the violent and sexualized media content they continue to produce and air with impunity.” (The Parents Television Council)