Yesterday, a blow was struck for freedom of speech and it wasn’t in the United States Supreme Court.
The ACLU had nothing to do with it.
No flags were burned.
Unlike in Wisconsin, where those feeling entitled to out of control pensions paid for by the taxpayers, what was occupied yesterday did not fall victim to millions of dollars in damage.
In fact, those involved yesterday felt entitled to nothing more than their 1st Amendment rights.
There were no reports of violence, drug use, sex crimes, public defecation or arrests and the only deaths were those of chickens. Thousands of them.
Those who manufactured the controversy, as they usually do, masterminded their own epic fail and this fail was much more visible than most.
While they will, no doubt, call those involved in yesterday’s stand for free speech every name in the book and attempt to brand them in vile terms there are some things they need to have pointed out.
We, at The National Patriot are more than happy to help.



In What can only be described as a desperate attempt to brand the 2012 election as racist and/or to keep some hope of racial division alive, yesterday, Cokie Roberts made a bazaar statement on NPR.
Just one week shy of the proposed signing of a “treaty” with the United Nations which would cede our 2nd Amendment rights to foreign countries like Iran, we had a mass killing in Aurora Colorado.
When it comes to this election, the most important election since 1860, far too many conservatives are asking the wrong questions or, I believe, taking the wrong stance.
“If you’ve got a business, you didn’t build that.”
Over the last several days, we have seen an uptick in the rhetoric from the Obama campaign and it’s all personal attacks against Mitt Romney.
It’s that time again friends.
Yesterday, in the House, yet another vote to repeal Obamacare was held. It was the 33rd time such a vote was taken in the House since the passage of the bill nobody could know what was in until they passed it.
had enough of Imperial rule and said so boldly, courageously and with the knowledge that they had a choice.