HUD Housing Expanding Into Upscale Neighborhoods

The Obama administration has started its push to expand low-income housing into “higher opportunity areas.” In an attempt to equalize America's neighborhoods, last week HUD announced a “landmark” settlement agreement with Baltimore County that will to “promote housing mobility” and “address residential segregation.”

The Vicious Snake

Obama's List of 23 Executive Orders to Prevent Gun Violence

President Obama has signed 23 executive orders designed to address the problem of gun violence and thereby protect the people of The United States of America. The following is a list of the items that the orders have addressed:

Gun Violence Reduction Executive Actions:

1. Issue a Presidential Memorandum to require federal agencies to make relevant data available to the federal background check system.

2. Address unnecessary legal barriers, particularly relating to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act,

Reminder: Carter Banned Iraninians From Comming To US During Hostage Crises

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Is Trump is just like Hitler,
or more like Jimmy Carter?

December 8, 2015  Daniel Greenfield / Frontpage Magazine

Trump is a monster, a madman and a vile racist. He's just like Hitler. Or Jimmy Carter.

During the Iranian hostage crisis,

Sheriff Joe Arpaio Calls For Armed Citizens To Fight Terrorism and Crime

A Tale of Two Criminals - General Motors and Peanut Corporation of America

ALBANY, Ga. (AP Story) — A former peanut company executive was sentenced Monday to 28 years in prison for his role in a deadly salmonella outbreak, the stiffest punishment ever handed out to a producer in a food borne illness case.

The outbreak in 2008 and 2009 was blamed for nine deaths and sickened hundreds more, and triggered one of the largest food recalls in U.S. history.

Meanwhile, back in WASHINGTON (NYT Story) — Saying that safety practices at General Motors were “broken,” federal regulators on Friday imposed the biggest punishment they could on the automaker and condemned it over its failure to promptly report a defect that G.M. has linked to 13 deaths.

G.M. will pay a $35 million penalty — the maximum allowed and the largest ever imposed on an automaker — and will be required to make wide-ranging changes to its safety practices that will be supervised by the government, another first for an automaker.

“What G.M. did was break the law,” Anthony Foxx, the secretary of transportation, said at a news conference.

In the GM case, it was revealed that certain executives were aware of the safety problem but chose to remain silent. Yet nobody will be criminally prosecuted. Nobody goes to jail.

Underground Missiles Discovered In North Korea

The Washington Free Beacon is reporting that North Korea has developed an extensive underground missile system at its Sohae missile and space launch facility near the northwestern border with China, according to U.S. officials. The underground complex includes both facilities for preparing missiles for launch and storage areas that are connected by rail lines, according to officials familiar with intelligence reports of the complex >>> Read More