Tuesday’s Links

World Net Daily: Four Christians were arrested and thrown out of a public Arab festival in Michigan – and at least two people claim a crowd cheered "Allahu Akbar!" while the Christians were led away in handcuffs for doing nothing more than engaging in peaceful dialogue and videotaping the event.

World Net Daily: U.S. District Judge Richard Roberts late last week dismissed [former Inspector General Gerald] Walpin's case, reasoning that the Inspector General Reform Act – a bill co-sponsored by then-Sen. Obama to keep inspectors general free from presidential political interference – gives Walpin no legal recourse for getting his job back, even if the president did fire him illegally.

...the White House fired Walpin from his watchdog position over the Corporation for National and Community Services shortly after the inspector general exposed sexual misconduct and gross misappropriation of federal funds by Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, a prominent Obama supporter.

Eat Drink and Be: Subway restaurant chain tries new weight loss method—Salmonella and Shigella food poisoning.

Reuters: CNN drops liberal Associated Press to use even more liberal Reuters.

Associated Press: More than a third of the 1.24 million borrowers who have enrolled in Obama's $75 billion mortgage modification program have dropped out. That exceeds the number of people who have managed to have their loan payments reduced to help them keep their homes.

Posted by Danny Carlton at June 22, 2010 6:49 AM