Video: Senator Graham Exposes Military Leaders On Benghazi Response
If one wants to understand what happened at Benghazi, this testimony is absolutely crucial. This video is a must-see.
Entries by Joe Miller
China Eclipses U.S. as Biggest Trading Nation Measured in Goods
The U.S.’s bilateral trade deficit with China, which peaked in 2012, could remain a flashpoint of tension between the two countries.
Pelosi: Federal Government Doesn’t Have A Spending Problem
Ms. Pelosi continues to amaze. Is there anyone in Washington more delusional?
Happy-Face Statism
Once government settles on happiness statistics, the next step will be to uncover a “happiness crisis,” requiring legislation and regulation—all facilitated by new bureaucracies to close the “happiness gap,” and promote “happiness equality.”
House Oversight Panel Opens Bipartisan Probe On FOIA Compliance
Transparency advocates cheered the new initiative by the House panel’s top two leaders.
California Lacks Doctors To Meet Demand Of National Healthcare Law
Lawmakers are working on proposals that would enable physician assistants, nurse practitioners, optometrists and pharmacists to diagnose, treat and manage some illnesses.
Sen. Inhofe Threatens Filibuster To Block Hagel
Hagel has faced tough opposition from GOP lawmakers, who have raised concerns about his views on Israel and Iran. But Inhofe is the first GOP senator to publicly back a possible filibuster to prevent his confirmation.
Fed’s Holdings of U.S. Gov’t Debt Hit Record $1,696,691,000,000; Up 257% Under Obama
The dangerous game being played by the Obama Administration with respect to Federal debt is imperiling America’s future.
Putin Turns Black Gold Into Bullion As Russia Out-Buys World
When Vladimir Putin says the U.S. is endangering the global economy by abusing its dollar monopoly, he’s not just talking. He’s betting on it.
Democrats, Republicans Appear No Closer To Averting Massive Federal Cuts Next Month (+video)
It appears that both sides of the aisle are digging for a protracted battle. It’s becoming obvious that the deferment that was recently negotiated was nothing more than kicking the can down the road. The White House appears to have no intention of addressing the issue in a meaningful way.