“Israel Has the Right to Defend Itself” – How Much do They Pay you to Say That?

Global Research

Chris Wrinn created these cartoons with an aim to have activists and the media stop heckling.

Here is a more productive approach: ask U.S. Congressional representatives and Canadian Members of Parliament one question: “How much do they pay you to say that?” every time they repeat the pro-Israeli talking points at their press conferences.

Repeated often enough it might start to sink into a few minds.

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Poll: 71% Say Founding Fathers Would Be 'Disappointed' in Today's America

Activist Post

Gallup published a survey today that showed 71% of Americans say the signers of the Declaration of Independence -- the Founding Fathers -- would be 'disappointed' in the way the United States turned out.

That is a dramatic increase since the same question was posed in 2001 where only 54% of respondents said the founders would be disappointed.

Only 10% of Americans Have Confidence in Congress

Activist Post

As scandal after scandal rocks Washington DC, the American people are fed up.  A new Gallup poll reveals the lowest ever confidence rating for Congress, or any institution ever polled by Gallup.

"This is the lowest level of confidence Gallup has found, not only for Congress, but for any institution on record." Gallup writes.

Confidence in Congress fell to just 10%, down from 13% in 2012.

In 2009, in the afterglow of President Obama's historic election, 27% of Democrats had confidence in Congress while only 10% of Republicans did.

There is no longer a significant partisan divide among those polled. In other words, people of all political persuasions now roundly agree, Congress stinks.