Tea Party Flexes Its Clout on the Patriot Act
The House of Representatives will once again take up a vote on the PATRIOT Act next week, and is expected to vote for...
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Time to Bury Governments Attempts to Find Pedigree of Nation of Mutts
In a nation where individuals were treated as equals before the law, a person’s racial and ethnic identity would be irrelevant to public...
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CPAC Battle Part 2: Neoconservatives vs. Constitutionalists
The annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) — the three-day political event taking place at the Marriot Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, D.C....
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A Fiscally Sound Constitutional Republic — or Slavery?
Since the election in November 2010, there's been plenty of talk about cutting the federal budget. The Cato Institute, for example, has...
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Spending on Military and Wars Rising but Cuts Are Off Limits
In an exciting, well-researched and gripping novella in the December issue of Popular Mechanics, author Erik Sofge concludes that the war between China...
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Rand Paul Opposes Patriot Act Renewal on Constitutional Grounds
Freshman Kentucky Senator and Tea Party favorite Rand Paul announced February 10 he would oppose renewal of key parts of the USA Patriot...
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Recalling a Manufactured Crisis
President Obama’s Chief of Staff, Rahm Emanuel, uttered the increasingly famous dictum: “A crisis is a terrible thing to waste.” In other words,...
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Freshmen Force House Leadership to Cut More Spending
It is becoming increasingly obvious that the Republican leaders in the House of Representatives never really had their hearts in all their pre-election...
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CPAC’s First Day Highlight’s Ron Paul’s Popularity
The first day of the 2011 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) set the stage for what could be a raucous weekend of exciting...
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CPAC Audience Rejects Donald Rumsfeld
Much to the chagrin of constitutionalists across the country, former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld was presented the “Defender of the Constitution” award at...
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NAACP Ignores Racial Remarks About Justice Thomas
Progressives who opposed the political activities of Charles and David Koch, the billionaire brother industrialists helping fund the Tea Party movement, want to...
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First Fed Hearing Begins with Democratic Character Attack
The ranking Democrat on the House Domestic Monetary Policy and Technology Subcommittee began the first hearing on the Federal Reserve Bank in the new...
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Is Webb Too Conservative for the Democrats?
Senator James Webb the conservative Democrat from Virginia who defeated incumbent moderate Republican Senator George Allen in 2006, has announced his retirement from...
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Mayor Defends Chicago’s Widespread Camera Surveillance
CBSChicago.com reported on Feb. 8 that Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley is defending the city’s use of surveillance cameras. On Tuesday, the Mayor rejected...
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American Contractor Faces 20 Years in Cuban Gulag
Communist Cuba is launching yet another attack against the United States. Castro’s island regime is currently holding American citizen Alan Phillip Gross on...
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