Saturday, August 1, 2015


Decision time for Biden 2016 is upon us. In June, the vice president said that he would make his intentions known sometime in August–and now Hillary’s people worried that Joe might just toss his hat into the ring because … why the hell not? According to Fox News' Ed Henry, the Clinton camp went into DEFCON 1-mode when Biden’s chief of staff, Steve Ricchetti, was seen having breakfast with major Democratic donor Louis Susman.

Susman insisted the meeting was personal; she has known Ricchetti for years, and therefore she’s “not planning anything.” Yet, Henry noted that the door is still open for both a Biden run and for Susman to potentially raise cash for him.

As mentioned before, the vice presidency is usually the last line for most on a political resume. Retirement is probably the next chapter of Biden’s life once Obama exits the White House, so why not give a 2016 run another shot. He has nothing to lose by doing this, which he has said repeatedly to colleagues is the first thing he thinks about regarding elections. He also says it’s the secret to his success, though representing deep-blue Delaware probably had something to do with it as well.
Report: Hillary Emails Contained Classified Materials From Five US Intelligence Agencies  

Guy Benson / Townhall Columnist

Hillary Clinton, in early March: See video here: http://townhall.com/tipsheet/guybenson/2015/07/31/report-hillary-emails-contained-classified-materials-from-five-us-intelligence-agencies-n2032699?utm_source=thdailypm&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl_pm&newsletterad= 
 
 "I Did Not Email Any Classified Material To Anyone On My Email. There is no classified material."

We recently learned that the above statement was the latest in a series of lies spun by Mrs. Clinton pertaining to her national security-endangering email scheme, which has now been referred to the Justice Department and FBI by two Inspectors General for further investigation. Within a 40 email sample reviewed by the IG offices, fully ten percent of the messages included classified materials -- which were classified at the time, not retroactively, as Mrs. Clinton has tried to claim.  Now we're beginning to get a more complete picture of just how just how comprehensively false her "no classified material" assertion was:
The classified emails stored on former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s private server contained information from five U.S. intelligence agencies and included material related to the fatal 2012 Benghazi attacks, McClatchy has learned. Of the five classified emails, the one known to be connected to Benghazi was among 296 emails made public in May by the State Department. Intelligence community officials have determined it was improperly released.
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Daily Beast: Obama Administration Hiding Unclassified Iran Documents
By Jason Devaney



Image: Daily Beast: Obama Administration Hiding Unclassified Iran Documents
The Obama administration is hiding 17 unclassified documents that are part of the Iran nuclear deal, according to a new report.

The Daily Beast reports a cache of 18 documents are sitting in Sensitive Compartmentalized Information Facilities (SCIFs) in the U.S. Capitol complex. Seventeen of the documents, however, are unclassified — which raises the question of why they are being stored in containers normally reserved for classified information.

The administration gave the 18 documents to Congress on July 19, and the legislative body is now tasked with reviewing them before it either approves or denies the landmark deal. The 17 unclassified documents, however, do require a security clearance to view, reports The Daily Beast.

The arrangement of placing classified and unclassified documents together has confused lawmakers and staffers on Capitol Hill.

"The unclassified items … should be public. This is going to be the most important foreign policy decision that this Congress will make," a Republican Senate aide told The Daily Beast. "This is the administration that once said it would be the most transparent administration in history. They're not acting like it.

Said another senior Republican congressional staffer, "Many in Congress view the administration's tactic of co-mingling unclassified documents with classified documents and requiring congressional staffers to have secret clearances just to view certain unclassified documents as an attempt by the administration to limit open debate."

Among the documents, according to the report, are correspondence between world leaders regarding the Iran deal and a draft agreement of the deal.

The Iran deal has divided the country, particularly in Washington. Many Republicans are opposed to it, while many Democrats support it. Critics say the deal essentially gave Iran what it wanted.

Congress has 90 days to review the deal and either approve it or shoot it down.
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A Texas congressman has introduced legislation that would halt the resettlement of United Nations-certified refugees in the U.S. pending a full study on the program’s impact on the nation’s economy and national security.

Rep. Brian Babin, R-Texas, introduced the Resettlement Accountability National Security Act, or HR 3314, which places an “immediate suspension on allowing immigrants into the United States under the refugee resettlement program, until the Government Accountability Office (GAO) completes a thorough examination of its costs on federal, state and local governments.”

According to U.S. government data, nearly 500,000 new immigrants have come to the U.S. under the resettlement program since President Obama took office – with the state of Texas and its taxpayers taking in more than any other state.

Since 2002, a total of 69,490 refugees from more than a dozen countries have been resettled in Texas. That does not include “secondary migration,” which involves refugees moving into Texas after first being resettled elsewhere.

Texas, California lead the way

The Lone Star State absorbed 7,214 refugees in fiscal 2014, followed by California with 6,108 and New York with 4,082. Michigan received 4,006 refugees and Florida 3,519 to round out the top five. Minnesota, when secondary migration is included, also makes the top five with more than 4,000 refugees arriving every year.

The refugees pour in from Iraq, Somalia, Burma, Bhutan, Cuba, Afghanistan, Sudan, Uzbekistan, Democratic Republic of Congo, and even Syria, the world’s most active hotbed of jihadist activity.