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November 30, 2012       Today's top stories:   1.) TUCKER CARLSON AND NEIL PATEL: Congress should dive headlong off fiscal cliff 2.) As GOP dismisses Geithner fiscal cliff offer, reporters defend White House 3.) Planned Parenthood affiliate to leave national organization over abortion mandate ----- A Message from SugarAlliance.org ----- Sugar subsidies from 120 countries threaten 142,000 U.S. jobs. Taxpayers can spend $0 to save them and protect our food security. For more visit SugarAlliance.org ---------------------------------------------------------- 4.) UK doctor: We starve babies to death 5.) Club for Growth won't criticize Chambliss if he bucks anti-tax pledge 6.) MSNBC host S.E. Cupp urged to run for mayor of New York City as a Republican 7.) Obama demands $1.6 trillion tax boost, and an unlimited credit card 8.) Teacher suspended for playing rap song about being gay in eighth-grade class 9.) Krauthammer to GOP on Obama fiscal cliff proposal: 'Simply walk away' [VIDEO] 10.) Harvard-educated lawyer disbarred for lying on daughter's financial aid application 11.) TheDC Investigates: What happened to Orlando Bloom? The actor? He was super famous 12.) 10 ways to embrace life before the Mayans say the world will end [SLIDESHOW] 13.) Zebra, pony cavort through streets of Staten Island 14.) Dallas police lieutenant suspended for gangsta rap video threatening violence 15.) 10 cute animals that are not ready for Christmas [SLIDESHOW] ----- A Message from SugarAlliance.org ----- Sugar subsidies from 120 countries threaten 142,000 U.S. jobs. Taxpayers can spend $0 to save them and protect our food security. For more visit SugarAlliance.org ----------------------------------------------------------         Can't see this email? Click here to view in your browser.

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