The Children of Eldorado

The state of Texas has now removed 401 children, and over a hundred adult women, from the FLDS compound in Eldorado, Texas, and been granted temporary legal custody of several of them, on grounds of possible abuse and neglect, or threat of the same. According to a news conference just held by the state authorities, the adult women came of their own volition and wanted to leave.

Finding foster homes to take and house all of them is a logistic nightmare for a state already stretched to its limits in the foster care system.

The Actress Hasn't Learned the Lines You'd Like to Hear

At 12:50 AM Eastern Time, CNN called Texas for Hillary Clinton,

who lives to fight another day.

Viva Obama

In the careful rebranding of the Obama brand for a Hispanic

audience, particularly leading up to Texas' March 4th

primary, a number of videos have arisen to make the

candidate more appealing to that electorate.

There's mariachi Obama. Militant Obama (channeling

Che). Obama, the Cuban version. Spanish reggaeton Obama. 

Texas women for Obama.

Is it any wonder, then, that the heavily saturated Texas

airwaves have given rise to possibly the most frightening

evidence yet that the Viva campaign is spreading like a

Texas wildfire?

Witness, the mini-Obamamonsters.