Politics
Food Channel’s “Hunger Hits Home” Exaggerates Hunger, Proposes More Government
The Food Network broadcast a documentary “Hunger Hits Home” April 14 that exaggerated the level of childhood hunger in the United States by...
Bills Proposed in Ariz., Del. Concern Sheriffs’ Constitutional Authority
Recently two important and very different pieces of state legislation were introduced, one in Arizona and the other in Delaware, both concerning the...
Read moreDoes a Spanish Company Control American Elections?
Several Internet news sources are reporting that President Obama has sold the right to count the votes in the November 2012 election to...
Read moreRep. Allen West Says There Are Communists in Congress; Is He Right?
At a town hall meeting in Palm City, Florida, on April 10, Tea Party favorite Representative Allen West (R-Fla.) informed the audience that...
Read moreArizona Governor Signs Law Banning Late-Term Abortions
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed legislation April 12 that bans most abortions in that state after the 20th week of pregnancy. In signing...
Read moreGovt. Pays $200K to “Translocate” Shrub From Stimulus Project’s Path
The government doled out more than $200,000 in 2010 to "translocate" a bush that was blocking the path of San Francisco’s $1.05-billion highway...
Read moreRomney Expected to “Reassure” NRA on Second Amendment
On Friday, April 13, apparent Republican front-runner Mitt Romney will address the national convention of the National Rifle Association (NRA) in St. Louis where...
Read moreVirginia’s Governor Ready to Sign Anti-NDAA Bill — Almost
After inexplicably allowing it to languish on his desk for over a month, Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell (left) has finally joined the fight...
Read moreBiden Pushes “Patriotic” Tax Hike on the Rich
Vice President Joe Biden Thursday repeated one of the controversial statements he made in the 2008 campaign. Speaking in Exeter, New Hampshire, Biden...
Read moreDHS Introduces Green Police
The Department of Homeland Security has announced that it will be creating an “environmental justice” unit that will be overseeing environmental regulations, alongside...
Read moreTea Party Accepts IRS Tax Exemption, Then Complains of IRS Intrusion
A coalition of Tea Party groups has decided that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is making it too difficult for start-up Tea Party...
Read moreGSA Officials Received Bonuses for Lavish Las Vegas Conference
The now-infamous 2010 Las Vegas conference that resulted in the resignation of General Services Administration (GSA) chief Martha Johnson, has spurred even more...
Read morePresident Creates Task Force to Stop Leaks of Classified Information
A joint task force of American law enforcement and intelligence agencies is drafting a plan to prevent cyber attacks and information leaks from...
Read moreThe Budget Battle: Entitlements Staying, Taxes Going Up
When Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), Chairman of the House Budget Committee, summarized his tax and spend plan, he used standard Republican rhetoric in...
Read moreWyoming Admits It Violated Free Speech Rights of Pro-Life Group
Wyoming has settled a lawsuit with a pro-life group that sued the state after officials removed its pro-life displays from a tunnel leading...
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