The result [of the fiscal cliff deal] is a tax code that squeezes hundreds of billions of dollars more from the very well off — about $600 billion more over 10 years — while leaving the tax burden on everyone else mostly as it was.
Issa said he wants the EPA to provide documents about the review panel process and internal EPA communications about Bristol Bay.
Steyn maintains that “Without meaningful course correction, America is doomed.” Read more . . .
In a closed-door meeting Friday, House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) told his conference that he’ll insist that a debt-limit hike be accompanied by spending cuts, and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) has sounded a similar note.
Wasbin suggested that the politicization of public school curricula could ultimately lead to consequences that would be undesirable for LBGT leaders.
Coulter said liberals seem “completely unaware” of the Second Amendment, pointing out that almost every single mass shooting in recent history has taken place in gun-free zones and people “should care about concealed carry.”
“He slammed the door on me, and I took my cane and hit him,” Copeland says.
Ronald Reagan, who is credited with restoring the American spirit during the 1980s, warned that the US would lose its place as a “shining city on a hill” unless active steps were taken to pass on the vision. Here’s how to restore our nation.
Republicans should conceptualize and articulate every domestic policy with a single-minded focus on easing the ascent up the economic ladder.
Strange how corporate welfare for the President’s donors tends to get slipped into almost every deal . . .