HatTip DiwataMan –  SANFORD, Fla. — George Zimmerman’s attorney said Friday that he is preparing to receive 5,000 pages of critical evidence in the Trayvon Martin shooting investigation.   Even before that happens sometime by Monday, Mark O’Mara said he will file a motion to delay for at least a week that information being made public.

The evidence is said to include Martin’s autopsy report and statements from key witnesses. O’Mara said he wants time to make sure the witnesses are protected, and he wants to challenge material he said he believes shouldn’t be made public.

 “I’m going to ask the judge to let us hold it until we have a chance to view all of it,” O’Mara said.

O’Mara said prosecutors will share the evidence Monday from which they’re building a second-degree murder case against Zimmerman. He will file a motion asking for at least a week to see if some of the material should be thrown out. (more…)

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Continuing proof that progs are in the minority, NBC pulls ‘Rock Center with Brian Williams’ for May sweeps.

Bad news for “Rock Center With Brian Williams”: NBC has pulled the newsmagazine show for the remainder of May Sweeps.  It will be replaced by reruns of “Law and Order: SVU,” according to TVNewser.   May, of course, is a critical month when ratings are used to determine ad rates.
The NBC newsmagazine has struggled with ratings since debuting with an all-star roster last fall (its contributors include Meredith Vieira, Ted Koppel and Chelsea Clinton). It does, however, have a three-year commitment from NBC.

Guest Post From Treeper Patriot USA:

“A falling unemployment rate would seem to be good news for President Barack Obama’s re-election hopes. Dating to 1956, no incumbent president has lost when unemployment fell in the two years leading to an election. On Election Day, unemployment will almost surely be less than it was two years earlier: 9.8 percent in November 2010. But for the past two months, the rate has fallen for the wrong reason: More than 500,000 Americans have stopped looking for jobs and are no longer counted as unemployed. Job growth averaged a healthy 252,000 from December through February. It slowed to an average of 135,000 in March and April.”

Personal Reflections: Where to begin on unemployment? The unemployment rate drops a bit for April and as the article below notes, this IS IN REALITY, NOT a good thing. On first glance one would conclude great, more people found work! I wish this was the case but sadly, it is not. Allow me to give my perspective on unemployment from trying to assist those who are out of work. A bit of background first and I will begin with the rate of unemployment. I am not going to barrage you with a lot of statistics, charts or nonsense.
Unemployment rate as reported and reality.

The government has reported the unemployment rate at 8.1 percent. This is based on the U-3 unemployment measure which DOES NOT take all who out of work, who have completely given up, under employed or those NOT collecting unemployment benefits into consideration. (more…)

It always amazes me when you hear a politician take exception to their own constituency.  61% of North Carolina voters approved the amendment.   Governor Perdue says they are acting like Mississippians.   No, in actuality, they are not.  North Carolinians are acting like North Carolinians….  It is the progressive Democrat Governor out of touch with her own state, acting like a New York governor.
But that’s exactly the way the left works.  They cannot fathom an electorate that does not think the same way they do.   That’s why the fleabaggers left Wisconsin like crybabies when they were faced with defeat.  They just cannot accept the reality of being in the minority.  
NORTH CAROLINA – Passage of a constitutional amendment defining marriage as solely between a man and a woman makes North Carolina “look like Mississippi,” Gov. Beverly Perdue said Friday.

Perdue was in Greenville as part of her tour to tout her proposed state budget for 2012-2013. The governor was responding to a question on the amendment from a reporter from WITN-TV in Washington. (more…)

(Via Orlando Sentinel) George Zimmerman‘s lawyer expects to get his first look at the evidence against his client Monday.   The rest of us will not.  Special Prosecutor Angela Corey’s office announced late Friday afternoon that it will not release the information to the public on Monday.
Florida’s public records law allows government agencies a reasonable amount of time to provide records, once they’re requested. It does not define what a reasonable amount of time is, and Corey spokeswoman Jackelyn Barnard said she was not sure when the evidence might be released to those requesting it.

Her office, she said, is not intentionally trying to hide the evidence from the media and public. (more…)

Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but DELIVER US FROM EVIL.
For Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever and ever. Amen †

Just wanted to let you know – today I received my 2012 Social Security Stimulus Package.
It contained: two tomato seeds, a bag of cornbread mix, a prayer rug, a machine to blow smoke up my ass, 10 discount coupons to KFC and an “Obama Hope & Change” bumper sticker.   The directions were in Spanish.  Hope you get yours soon.

Sybrina “Trademark” Fulton, Trayvon’s Mom, has released a video for Mothers Day requesting financial contributions to the Justice For Trayvon Martin Foundation.

The video highlighted on the Global Grind Website carries the following request:

Do your part, call your governor (for information, go to: SecondChanceOnShootFirst.org) and let’s support the  Martin/Fulton family by making a mother’s day donation to: The Justice For Trayvon Martin Foundation.

Second Chance Coalition Parters are: (more…)