ObamaCare Decision: C.J. Roberts Took a Dive
Whenever we think we have five votes for the Constitution on anything, at least one of the "conservative" justices may be counted on...
A Political Glossary: Part III
If there were a Hall of Fame for political rhetoric, the phrase "social justice" would deserve a prominent place there. It has the...
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Wealthy Conservatives Working to Unseat Obama, Take Back Senate
Las Vegas casino magnate Sheldon Adelson announced his intention on Friday to give $10 million to political action committees controlled by Charles and...
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Eric Holder Has to Go
It should be just a matter of time before Holder is no longer our nation’s top law-enforcement officer. While the list of unconstitutional...
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Government Won’t Divulge Details of Drone Program
Although the Obama administration has been a bit more forthcoming lately in its admission of its policy of using drones to kill enemies...
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Another DOE-subsidized Solar Company to File For Bankruptcy
Following the trend of other failed “green” energy companies, Abound Solar, a solar panel firm announced Thursday it will file for bankruptcy. ...
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High Court Ruling Will Provoke States to Nullify ObamaCare
Despite Thursday’s controversial Supreme Court ruling on ObamaCare, states retain the right and authority to nullify the healthcare law, and the state of...
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Supreme Court Ruling on ObamaCare to Boost Insurance Premiums
Now that the Supreme Court has delivered its final verdict on ObamaCare, which upheld the law’s contentious individual mandate, insurance providers and industry...
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Obamacare, the Constitution, and the Taxing Power
We’re all familiar with the classic Shell Game. We follow the ball. We know the huckster's tricks and we know he is moving...
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Why Ronald Reagan Couldn’t Abolish the Department of Education
When Ronald Reagan became president in 1981, he tried to abolish the Department of Education, which had been established in 1979 by his...
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Lawmakers Compromise Over Transportation, Student Loans Bill
Battling over a transportation bill that now also addresses student-loan interest rates, congressional lawmakers are scrambling to appease their constituents in a legislative...
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House Votes to Hold Holder in Contempt
Late Thursday afternoon, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt for failing to fully comply with...
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Saudi Bomber Convicted, Faces Life in Prison
The 22-year-old Saudi “student” who landed in the United States with a visa to study and a dream to murder Americans was convicted...
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Mexican Presidential Election — Choosing the Lesser Evil
While Americans are embroiled in discussions of the various implications of this year’s presidential contest, very few of them are weighing the significance...
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Constitutional Defiance: Romney Says He’ll Repeal ObamaCare
“What the Court did not do on its last day in session I will do on my first day if elected President of...
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