Whenever he talks about the economy, Obama sounds like he's trying to explain to a professor why his term paper is late.

My Dad always told me everything is legal as long as you pay for it. Meaning of course, once you've paid for a permit you're exempt from laws those without a permit are bound to. Over the past few years, there have been numerous incidents of local governments harassing Bible study leaders who dare to host regular Bible studies in their homes. 

US Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) is starting to realize that maybe, in the 21st century, bloggers and Twitter users deserve the same level of First Amendment protection as other journalists. Unfortunately, the definition of "journalist" the Senator prefers misses the mark, revealing in the process his desire to control the information received by the public.

Whenever a high school grad is foolish enough to ask me for college advice, I share one simple tip: Watch Animal House.

A weak narrative pushed by administration allies that the IRS was merely doing its job in investigating Tea Party groups in 2010 through 2012 has been all but abandoned, now. Facts having intervened, and it looks like the Obama administration will throw some IRS staff under the bus and hope the scandal ends. It won't, because the problem is not that people were weak, but that government is too strong.

Joining me today on the FreedomCast is United States Senator Marco Rubio.

Today on the FreedomCast, author and columnist David Freddoso joins me with the latest news on the Obama Administration’s DOJ scandal, the targeting of journalists who dare to actually do their jobs and how Chicago style politics is putting your First Amendment rights in jeopardy.  Spinmasters - How the Media Ignored the Real News and Helped Reelect Barack Obama

Ah, the hypocrisy of the left. Rarely is it on such display as in questions of the First Amendment. The left delights in the right to say anything they like, however inflammatory and to publish what they like, no matter the consequences. All of this under the rights protected by the First Amendment. However, when the tables are turned, they are the first to cry foul. 

In 1953,  a tradition began in Santa Monica, California. Nativity scenes were displayed in Palisades Park at Christmas time, earning Santa Monica the nickname “City of the Christmas Story.” Now, after a bitter dispute over free speech, that nickname has come to an end.