United States
Bipartisan Warfare State
During the 1976 vice presidential debate between Senators Robert Dole, Republican of Kansas, and Democrat Walter Mondale of Minnesota, Dole outraged Democrats when...
Soros Continues to Target Glenn Beck
In yet another orchestrated attack on conservative pundit Glenn Beck, George Soros' Media Matters called upon former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin to repudiate...
Read moreFlorida Senate Race Reveals Backroom Deals
Former President Bill Clinton has catapulted himself into the campaign arena this year, traveling the nation to stump for his favorite candidates, but...
Read moreTea Party Could Put Record Number of Black Conservatives in Office
Despite allegations of racism in Tea Party organizations, the Republican Party, and conservative groups, 2010 has witnessed more black Republican activism than ever...
Read moreWind Power II: The Wind-farm Eruption
Those of us who drive in the Midwest or Southwest are often startled to see a plethora of wind turbines sprouting like overnight...
Read moreTARP Bailout Payback: “Drop in the Bucket”
Over the recent clamor of approval for the outcome of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), which Beltway insiders are proclaiming a success...
Read more78th Congress a Harbinger for the 112th?
On his blog political analyst Dick Morris predicted earlier this week that Republicans would take back the House of Representatives and then...
Read moreABC News Alleges “Shadowy” Campaign Contributions
The 2010 midterm elections have been notable thus far for a variety of reasons, including the fierceness of the campaigns as well as...
Read moreDr. Kurisko Speaks Out Against ObamaCare
As part of its Choose Freedom — Stop ObamaCare campaign, The John Birch Society has been sponsoring talks by distinguished doctors all across...
Read morePresident Mike Pence?
With the 2010 midterm elections less than a week away, Americans and ambitious politicians are already looking to the 2012 elections and asking...
Read moreCrowd Overrules LWV Pledge Refusal
On two separate occasions, the League of Women Voters has refused to allow a debate audience to recite the Pledge of Allegiance, forcing...
Read morePoison Ivy at Ivy League
ABC News/Money reported on Oct. 27 that the U.S. annually spends millions to send government workers to Harvard’s JFK School of Government for...
Read moreIs Everything Commerce?
Law professor Robert Natelson wrote that because Congress has stretched its definition of “commerce” so far beyond that originally intended by the founders,...
Read moreShould Ethanol Subsidies Be Gone (With the Wind)?
Despite the limited environmental benefits of ethanol, expensive ethanol subsidies continue to be financially supported by the American taxpayer. With ethanol subsidies set...
Read moreHacked! E-Voting, E-Nightmare
In spite of rising security fears, 33 of our states are allowing some fax, e-mail, or Internet ballots this year. Adding to concerns...
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