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For Michelle Martin to see the light of day, it is an outrage of the first order.

What happens to a society when children become savages?

Remember when sports pundits called the Penn State football program squeaky clean? The famous Paterno creed, “winning with honor” served as the high standard for collegiate football.

Grown men should not shower with boys, ever. A man with a Heart of Gold does not mean he is safe with children.

This past week the country has been spellbound by the gut wrenching testimony emanating from the Sandusky child sex abuse trial courtroom leaving spectators and jurors in tears. While Jerry Sandusky is presumed innocent, the lurid and detailed account of his alleged abuse should not come as a surprise.

The Facebook hype on Wall Street is tempered by an investigative report on WND.com which uncovered countless child pornography images lurking in plain sight within the Facebook neighborhood.

Well, something is rotten at Groupon, since its e-coupon clipping business turned x-rated.

Apologies, aside, Al Armendariz inadvertently revealed the radical tactics of the EPA. Professor Al Armendariz, the Region 6 EPA Administrator was bemoaning the fact that he only had 150 henchmen to enforce his EPA regulations in his oil rich 5 state region. Surely, he must envy the Gray Ghost at HHS who has 4000 IRS agents at her organic disposal to enforce Obamacare.  Undeterred, Professor Al unveiled his secret weapon in a speech that went viral.

A not so funny thing happened on the way to the Summit; the emerging scandal involving the U.S. military and the Secret Service presidential advance team’s procurement of prostitutes during a night of drinking and carousing preceding the Summit of the Americas in Cartagena, Columbia will leave a trail of victims as long as the Amazon River.

The imperious comments emanating from the White House Rose Garden about the Supreme Court’s deliberation of the Affordable Care Act prompted a jaw dropping collective gasp. He said, what?

The latest disclosure of the 1998 Penn State University Police Report investigation, delivers a devastating body blow to Jerry Sandusky, and underscores the lingering question: why was the case so badly fumbled 13 years ago?