The Republican ban on earmarks has undermined the ability of appropriators to mete out money to their own congressional districts and win favors by sending funds to other districts. The cardinals now are expected to sing along with the rest of the choir.
“That’s his Jihad. What’s yours?”. The Chicago Transit Authority has agreed to display anti-jihad ads on city buses.
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei believes his primary job “is to set Israel on fire,” according to Spain’s former national security adviser.
Wayne LaPierre, chief executive of the NRA, accused the Obama administration of wanting to seek more restrictions on guns than they currently are saying, arguing that the White House was similarly deceptive on the president’s healthcare law.
It appears George Bush’s ‘Axis of Evil’ really is in league together after all.
The results speak for themselves. The Reagan economy brought about the greatest economic expansion in American history. It created 18 million new jobs (with a population of 85 million less than today).
Many protesters are hunters, but say access to hunting is not their prime concern — just as a sign hanging behind the podium at the New Hampshire rally said: “The right to keep arms is not about deer hunting. It is about defending the republic from tyranny.”
Crossroads strategists have signaled for months that the group will engage in GOP primaries in the 2014 cycle, but only now is the battlefield of competitive races beginning to take shape.
Sarai Sierra flew alone to Istanbul on January 7 after a friend at the last minute canceled plans to accompany her.
Dodge brought back the voice of Paul Harvey for Super Bowl Sunday. And by all accounts, it was a hit, reminding Americans of the spirit that built this great country.