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Donald Trump decried the Electoral College and called for a revolution in the wake of the reelection of President Obama on Tuesday night. Trump, in one of the most extreme reactions to Mitt Romney’s loss by a high-profile Republican, called for Americans to “march on Washington.” The real estate mogul and host of reality show “The Apprentice” has been an outspoken supporter of Mitt Romney. He used Twitter to object vehemently to the Electoral College system that he predicted would give the win to Obama and the popular vote to the GOP challenger. Obama was declared the winner of the...

Peter Steele, the singer, bassist and chief songwriter for the heavy metal band Type O Negative, died on Wednesday. He was 48. His death was announced on the band’s Web site (typeonegative.net). The announcement said that the cause had not yet been officially determined but appeared to be heart failure; it did not say where he died.

Democrats May Steal Election as Voter Registration Grows Despite Kerry's lagging polls, the Democrats still plan to win this November. How? Perhaps by the old fashioned way: stealing the election. That's the word from a top Republican strategist in Washington who tells NewsMax the Democrats have put an unusual amount of resources into "voter turnout" efforts. NewsMax's Insider Report reported weeks ago that the 527 groups supporting Kerry, and backed by the likes of billionaire George Soros, were earmarking most of the $160 million they have raised toward voter registration and "get out the vote" efforts. Approximately two-thirds of the...

Bin Laden's Goal: Kill 4 Million Americans Stewart Stogel Wednesday, July 14, 2004 "It is not a question of if....it is a question of when," so claims the author of a controversial new book "Osama's Revenge: The Next 9/11: What the Media and the Government Haven't Told You," (Prometheus Books). Paul Williams, an investigative journalist and author, says information he has obtained and some he was given access to, all point to another attack by al-Qaeda on the U.S. mainland. "I believe that between now and 2005, Osama Bin Laden and al-Qaeda will attack the U.S. with (stolen) nuclear weapons,...

Syria in the Gunsights Jack Wheeler Monday, April 26, 2004 The argument for taking out the government of Syria is growing by the day. The only things holding back the Marines from seizing downtown Damascus and imprisoning Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad as a war criminal are (a) the lack of manpower to prevent the place from collapsing into anarchic chaos before a transitional government can be set up, and (b) the literally hysterical objections of the State Department. Consider these justifications, any one of which would be reason alone to rid Syria of the al-Assad pestilence: Syria has a 600-mile...

"EXIT STRATEGY" emerged as a semantic tool to hammer U.S. Presidents when cagey internationalist wisemen and politicians after World War II set a trap to End the Scourge of War by demoralizing the warriors and the taxpayers who pay warriors' salaries. The erosive process started in Korea under the aegis of the United Nations. Half a century later, that war (officially designated as a "police action" at the Orwellian UN) is still stalemated in "armistice," and grandsons of the original U.S. soldiers now patrol the cobwebs of the Demilitarized Zone. Step Two, and intended as the coup de grâce for...

Two Pakistanis Executed by Al Qaeda Militants Tue Mar 30, 2:51 AM ET Add Top Stories - Reuters to My Yahoo! By Hafiz Wazir WANA, Pakistan (Reuters) - Islamic militants on the Afghan border shot dead two Pakistanis hostages, a government official said on Tuesday, a day after the military said it had killed an al Qaeda spy chief. The deaths heighten tension on Pakistan's remote Afghan border where about 5,000 troops attacked 400 to 500 al Qaeda and other Islamist fighters in a 12-day offensive that ended on Sunday with more than 100 people dead. The hostages, among 14...

Why Does Karl Rove Want to Lose California? Jack Wheeler Saturday, Mar. 27, 2004 Why does Karl Rove want to lose California? That’s the question conservative California Republicans are angrily demanding an answer to. Because there is no doubt in their minds that Karl Rove, the guy who runs GW’s election campaigns, is behaving as if he intentionally wants his boss to lose the Golden State in November. Rove seems determined to keep repeating the pattern of Republican presidential defeats since 1992. In that year, Bush 41 abandoned California, giving up on a state Ronald Reagan carried overwhelmingly twice and...