Political has been but never was Joe the Plumber (real name Samuel Wurzelbacher) decided to offer his opinions on the situation in Ferguson through his Facebook page on Tuesday and Wednesday.
On Wednesday, PoliticusUSA’s Justin Baragona made his way to the location where Brown was killed by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson. He witnessed a lot of positive community activity taking place.
The entire nation is showing solidarity with Ferguson and remembering Mike Brown.
While Obama said that the U.S. will be vigilant and relentless, the White House confirmed that this will not mean combat troops on the ground.
Mitch McConnell is already making plans for after Republicans take over the Senate, and his top priority is to get Obama to give him what he wants or he will shutdown the government.
The recent indictment of Texas Governor Rick Perry on two felony counts in connection with alleged abuse of power for using his veto authority to coerce a publicly elected official into leaving office is about corruption.
A generally peaceful Tuesday evening of protest marches in Ferguson ended in the late-night arrests of dozens. However, police showed a lot more restraint than in other nights and did not use tear gas or rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.
Sorbo says, “I see the anger of these (atheist) guys on TV and it’s like ‘wow, how do you get so angry at something you don’t believe in?”
