I have been highlighting numerous stories here at The Right Side of Life that show how this week — and, specifically, Tuesday, January 19, 2010 — will be changing the political landscape as the Massachusetts …

Excellent video (huge h/t JammieWearingFool), above, in full post mode, to go along with an earlier video posting.
She wasn’t satisfied in disclaiming any knowledge in the “Reporter Down” incident, nor in making a strike-out against Fenway …

Above is the video (click the post link for full page mode), and here are some statistics via an email from ResurgentRepublic.com showing, as I noted in my previous posting, the Democrats starting the New …

As of the time of this posting, the video, above, has received 1,390,173 views; another video, below, done by the same gentleman has received 2,810,499 views. It is these two videos that have led to rampant speculation that Dr. …

As a follow up to the original report by attorney Stephen Pidgeon’s National Grand Jury concept, Dr. Taitz reports on the first such common law grand jury taking place:
The first Common Law, Citizens Grand Jury …

From the top: Pennsylvania State Rep. Sam Rohrer does an excellent job of explaining some of the reasoning behind why several States are pushing for Tenth Amendment resolutions.
Taking a trip around the blogosphere, here are …

As Gina Cobb reports in her posting entitled, “If The People Turf The Dems in 2010 They’ll Stop 60% Of The Waste,” Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) suggests taking the platform of promising to rescind the …

According to Bobby Eberle at GOPUSA.com, some Governors — like Mark Sanford of South Carolina (featured on Hannity) — are considering turning down monies to be received via the so-called stimulus bill:
As the Associated Press reports, …

The video is courtesy the TenthAmendmentCenter.com:
Make sure you contact Fox News, and Glenn Beck, to voice your support!
glennbeck@foxnews.com
Mentioned in this report:

New Hampshire Liberty Alliance
New Hampshire Resolution
Jefferson’s Kentucky Resolutions of 1798

Also recommended by the Tenth …

From the blog, TalkWisdom, from CatholicVote.com.
Watch all of the “odds against” the baby’s future.
Then, wait for the punchline at the end.
Excellent ad.
Update: NBC won’t air the ad during the Super Bowl; interesting, huh?:
Brian Burch, president of …

Dr. Orly Taitz, attorney for the Lightfoot v. Bowen case currently awaiting a Conference hearing at the Supreme Court next week, relates to TheEvilConservative that her yet-to-be-filed military lawsuit will include a Plaintiff who is a blood …

Philip Berg, Plaintiff in Berg v. Obama, will have a second Conference this Friday, January 16, concerning his request to either (1) stay the Electoral College vote or (2) stay the certification of same (original docket; …

There is some albeit anecdotal testimony that provides prima facie evidence (more on this in a moment) that the informed American voting citizen has reason to at least question Barack Hussein Obama’s eligibility for the presidency.
In a …

Via hotair.com:
He’s not leaving the network, just the anchor gig, but it’s still the end of an era.
Brit will become “Senior Political Analyst” after the first of the year. Bret Baier will take his place …

While this is certainly nothing new (CBS didn’t want to “confuse” viewers on “Card Check”), the LA Times went from casually discussing amending the Constitution to allow non-natural born citizens to hold the presidency to completely …

A friend of this blog, Dean Haskins, has put together another video regarding the President-elect’s eligibility issue.
Long-time readers of this blog know that I’ve been fully supportive of diplomatic efforts to ask a House and …

Leo Donofrio, Plaintiff in Donofrio v. Wells, posted his thoughts today on specific cases presented in Cort Wrotnowski’s case, Wrotnowski v. Bysiewicz and how Leo feels that the Supreme Court completely fumbled in their responsibilities to uphold the …