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The Cafe'[Think Tank] : Now why is it important to show that Mitt Romney, Barack O'bama, and Hillary Clinton are linked to this healthcare bill? Because no matter how you vote come November you are going to get Rockefella's Bilderberg Whitehouse. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Thursday she was "obviously quite excited" about the Supreme Court decision to uphold President Obama's signature healthcare legislation.  She made her remarks in St. Petersburg, Russia, where she had just arrived for meetings with her Russian counterpart. "I haven't had a chance to read the decision. I literally just heard as we landed that the Supreme Court has upheld the healthcare law. Obviously I want to get into the details, but I'm very pleased. That's how I hoped it would turn out," Clinton said in video posted by PSB's "NewsHour" and reported by   Agence France Presse. The high court ruled to uphold the healthcare la

Michael Terron Daniel attacked those living at the home and admitted that he was on a bad trip after taking the synthetic drug K-2. Tuesday, June 26, 2012 A drug-fuelled rampage led a man to attack several people and chase around a neighbour while growling like an animal - before he brutally killed and ate a dog. Police were called to a home in Waco, Texas, on June 14 to investigate a report that a man living there was 'going crazy.' KWTX.com reported  that Michael Terron Daniel attacked those living at the home and admitted that he was on a bad trip after taking the synthetic drug K-2. Witnesses told cops that he got into a crouch position and was growling before chasing a neighbour. As the neighbour ran away, Michael then reportedly turned his drug-fuelled rage to a medium-sized family dog, beating and choking the animal.

CHICAGO (AP) – U.S. Rep.  Jesse Jackson  Jr., who defeated a primary challenge this year despite being the target of a House ethics investigation, has been on a medical leave for two weeks and is being treated for exhaustion, his office announced Monday. By M. Spencer Green, AP Jesse Jackson Jr., D-Ill., thanks supporters at his election night party in Chicago after his Democratic primary win over challenger, former Rep. Debbie Halvorson. Enlarge By M. Spencer Green, AP Jesse Jackson Jr., D-Ill., thanks supporters at his election night party in Chicago after his Democratic primary win over challenger, former Rep. Debbie Halvorson. Sponsored Links In a three-sentence news release, Jackson's office disclosed that the Democrat went on leave June 10 but did not provide further details, including how long he would be away. In the release, he asked that his family's privacy be respected. "I don't know how long he'll be out of act

Friends Are Not Buying Fiancee's Death Story Two close friends of  Rodney King  think his fiancée isn't telling the truth about what happened leading up to his death ... and they've voiced their suspicions to cops, TMZ has learned.  As TMZ first reported, King's fiancee, Cynthia Kelley, says she was awakened by the sound of King banging on the window of their home just after 5:00 AM on Sunday ... and then heard him fall in the pool.  But sources close to King tell TMZ they heard Kelley tell the story several times to friends ... only the story changed a little bit each time and it seemed to them that she was lying about something.  We're told two of Kelley's friends who spoke with her in the hours following King's death have gone to police and spoke to a detective. Our source says the detective took down their story and their information and said he would be in touch.  Rialto PD say so far they have discovered no signs of foul play, but they a

What Do You Want? It’s no secret that the vast majority of African Americans will vote for President Obama, but that does not mean we should not be asking for something in return from the President and all the politicians who get our vote. We’ve seen over the last few weeks how groups like the LGBT and Latino communities have gotten politicians like President Obama to act on their agenda.  We need to begin to formulate just what we are asking politicians for, in exchange for our support, so "What's Your Ask?" We will be gathering ideas for this on Washington Watch, but right now we want to hear from you. Please post your thoughts on what "The Ask" should be. n this week's Washington Watch "THE ASK" clip, Roland Martin encourages Black voters to ask politicians for what they want. This week's guests say their "ASK" is for high quality jobs. What's yours? TELL US: What do you want President Obama and other politi

An autopsy on the body of Rodney King will be conducted Monday morning, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner. Coroner’s spokeswoman Jody Miller said toxicology tests will be performed, which is routine for an accidental death. Results will not be available for six to eight weeks. Early Sunday morning, King was found dead at the bottom of his swimming pool in Rialto. Authorities say there was no evidence of foul play and are investigating the 47-year-old's death as an accidental drowning. PHOTOS: Rodney King | 1965- 2012 King's fiancee, Cynthia Kelley, discovered him around 5 a.m., authorities said. They said she told investigators that she had been talking to him intermittently through a sliding glass door. At some point, authorities reported, she heard a splash, and ran out to find King submerged at the deep end of the pool. Kelley said she could not swim well, so she called 911, officials said. When police pulled King's body out of the

Pastor  Marvin Winans  has testified during the preliminary examinations for three men charged with carjacking him at a Detroit gas station. Winans is a minister at Perfecting Church in Detroit and delivered singer Whitney Houston’s eulogy in February. Testimony in the case ended today; Judge Robbie Archer is expected to determine Tuesday whether the suspects will stand trial. Montoya Givens and Christopher Moorehead, both 20, and 18-year-old Brian Young are charged with carjacking, unarmed robbery and conspiracy. The charges carry a sentence of up to life in prison upon conviction. Winans was attacked May 16 while pumping gas. The robbers took his SUV, Rolex watch and cash. He testified that as he was being punched and kicked, one of his attackers said: “Get that money. Get that money.” Winans, 54, sustained bruises and scrapes

The Ku Klux Klan wants to take part in Georgia’s Adopt-A-Highway program by “adopting” a stretch of highway in North Georgia’s Union County , near the North Carolina border. If the KKK’s application to adopt a one-mile stretch of Route 515 is approved, it would allow the white supremacy group to receive official state recognition for cleaning litter from the road. According to the AJC , the Georgia Department of Transportation is reviewing the May 21 request filed by the International Keystone Knights of the KKK in Union County. The Georgia DOT are set to meet with lawyers from the state attorney general’s office to decide what to do. State Rep. Tyrone Brooks , who leads the Georgia Association of Black Elected Officials, has called on state officials to reject the application from a “domestic terrorist group,” even if it means an expensive, lengthy legal fight. The Ku Klux Klan wants to “adopt” a stretch of highway in North Georgia, which would al

It's been the subject of much debate on how best to close the achievement gap between black youths and their peers, and a new study offers a fresh take -- are black students better off with black teachers? According to Walter Hunt, a recent graduate from University of Houston’s Executive Education Doctorate in Professional Leadership program and author of the study, they are not. Hunt's research -- which examined eighth-graders and teacher diversity in 198 Title I Texas schools -- revealed that the achievement gap between African-American and Caucasian students was greater on campuses with a larger percentage of African-American teachers. “At first glance, it would appear that teacher race do

A Florida task force convened by Gov. Rick Scott to examine the state's controversial Stand Your Ground law is scheduled to have its first public meeting on Tuesday. The meeting comes amid lingering public angst and media interest over the wide discretion the Stand Your Ground law allows for the use deadly force in self-defense, and a slew of recent shootings in which people have attempted to invoke the law as a legal defense. The 19-member Task Force on Citizen Safety and Protection was formed in the wake of the killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in late February, when neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman claimed self-defense in the fatal shooting of Martin, who was unarmed. Police initially declined to arrest Zimmerman, saying that he had a legal right to defend himself. Under the law, people have "no duty to retreat" when there is a "fear of imminent peril of death or great bodily harm." Zimmerman, 28, was arrested and ch