Key lawmakers from both parties say frustration with the White House among the top military officers is at its highest level in decades, the product of President Obama’s cautious approach to the wars
Source: Obama pushes military frustration to highest level in decades – Washington Times
Pot calling the kettle blackface
Source: Indian Chief Opposing Redskins Wore Black Face For Halloween | The Daily Caller
The Environmental Protection Agency is coming under increased scrutiny over accusations that it rigged its own review process to block the Pebble Mine project in Alaska.
Source: Pebble Mine rejection by EPA was from rigging, collusion: report – Washington Times
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Obama administration is sending $70 million to Pakistan to educate girls and “empower” them to improve their country, despite massive, chronic budget problems and abysmal student performance at home. First lady Michelle Obama’s “Let Girls Learn” initiative is focus…
Though the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance (HERO) was rejected by voters on Tuesday, supporters of the nondiscrimination protections in the law aren’t backing down.
Source: ‘Rumblings’ of Super Bowl Boycott After Houston Equal Rights Measure Rejected – ABC News
More than 81,000 illegal migrant minors have been released to sponsors inside the U.S. over last two years.
Source: More than 81,000 Illegal Migrant Children Placed In Communities Across U.S. – Breitbart
The FBI director has acknowledged that data is lacking to support a definitive conclusion.
Source: DEA chief: Comey ‘spot on’ linking Ferguson impact to crime surge
When you’re right, you’re right
Republican Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, a strong contender in Iowa who surpassed amnesty advocate Jeb Bush in support, tells Breitbart News Daily “immigration without assimilation is not immigration; it’s an invasion.”
Source: Bobby Jindal: Immigration Without Assimilation Is an Invasion
Residents aren’t the only ones having a say in the debate. According to groups supporting the measure, a number of big businesses have gotten behind the ballot initiative, urging voters to say “yes.” Seven of the biggest include:
1. Apple
2. BASF
3. Dell
4. Dow Co.
5. General Electric
6. Hewlett Packard
7. United Airlines
Source: 2nd Vote’s Research Uncovers “Big Businesses Behind the Houston Ballot Measure” – 2nd Vote