Rick Perry on Congressional Insider Trading [:24]
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Nov. 13, 2011: “Pelosi fires back at ‘60 Minutes’ report on ‘soft corruption’”
“Pelosi and her husband participated in an initial public offering of Visa in 2008, according to CBS. They bought 5,000 shares at the initial price of $44; two days later, shares were trading at $64, CBS said.”.......... Source
Pelosi Bashes Catholics: 'They Have This Conscience Thing'... “After having some of her behind the scenes shenanigans exposed, Nancy Pelosi has turned to her friends in the MSM to help her with damage control. The effect is something akin to watching what scrambles out after you overturn a large rock.
Pelosi sought to defend herself from allegations that she and her husband made millions from insider trading in what the Washington Post calls a wide ranging interview……..
……Pelosi added a startling, if inadvertent, admission. Addressing the effects such [ObamaCare] legislation would have on Catholic health care providers, Pelosi said:
"I'm a devout Catholic and I honor my faith and love it . . . but they have this conscience thing."…….
Dec 8, 2011:
Atheists fight Texas nativity display "Here’s something you probably haven’t heard of before: There’s a Christmas display on government property, and a non-religious group wants it to be taken down. Oh wait. That happens all the time.
The War on Christmas’ latest battlefront is in Athens, Texas, about 75 miles southeast of Dallas, where a nativity scene in front of the Henderson County Courthouse has drawn the attention of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, KHOU reported.
The nativity is put up by community volunteers, and residents haven’t complained or offered up other religious displays, but the church-state separation activists (the same guys who sued Rick Perry over his prayer rally and fought to get the Day of Prayer declared unconstitutional), still aren’t OK with it. They’ve suggested to a sign that reads “There is no God, no devils, no angels or heaven” and that, “Religion hardens the heart and enslaves minds,” the station reported.
Still, the Freedom from Religion Foundation may find some hearty opposition to their proposed signage, especially in Texas. More than 80 percent of Americans said they support religious symbols on public land and Christmas celebrations in public schools in a 2010 poll."......
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....“I’m not ashamed to talk about my faith,” he says in the first spot. “Some liberals say that faith is a sign of weakness. Well, they’re wrong.” In the second ad, titled “Strong,” Perry bravely comes out as a follower of Christ. “I’m not ashamed to admit that I’m a Christian,” he says, before vowing that “as President, I’ll end Obama’s war on religion.”
......But most flagrant is Perry’s reference to “Obama’s war on religion".....Time
