Tea Party Is a Movement Now, Not Just a Mood
That the tea party has made popular a topic as unexciting as government debt indicates how truly influential it is.
Entries by Joe Miller
GOP goes on K Street hiring spree
Nearly a dozen veteran K Streeters have been named as top staffers to GOP leaders or on key committees as lawmakers prepare to take the gavel in January.
How the Nuclear Option Changed the Judiciary
White House Counsel Neil Eggleston on Wednesday highlighted the 134 judges confirmed in the 113th Congress alone, saying that was 44 percent of the total confirmed during President Barack Obama’s tenure.
Fmr FBI Asst Director: ‘Race Provocateurs’ Incited Violence Towards Police
Ronald T. Hosko — a former assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and current president of the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund — issued a statement Sunday condemning the brutal murder of two New York Police Department officers and placing the blame for their deaths on “race provocateurs.”
22 Senior British Politicians Allegedly Child Molesters
The probe into the historic sex gang, codenamed Operation Midland, centers on claims of pedophile parties at Dolphin Square, an exclusive block of homes in central London, long popular with MP’s because of its proximity to the Houses of Parliament. It also follows an announcement last week that investigation into 3 pedophile murders was being launched by the Scotland Yard.
Report: Immigrant workers account for all employment growth since 2007
Labor statistics show that foreign-born workers account for all net gains in U.S. employment in the past seven years, according to a group that advocates low immigration.
Scenes from Putin’s Economic Meltdown
This past week’s currency crisis marked the worst fall for the ruble since Russia defaulted on its debt in 1998 . . .
Fox News Dropped by Dish Network
Satellite company pulls No. 1 cable channel in contract dispute . . .
Tea party to defend its small government champions in 2016 Senate races
Tea party groups have signaled that they expect the 2016 Senate races to be a lot more about defending the small government champions the movement helped win in the 2010 wave election than in headhunting ‘establishment’ Republicans.
Two NYPD Officers Slain in Apparent Retribution Attack
A gunman shot dead two New York City police officers in what officials called an “assassination”, hours after warning on social media that he planned an attack in retribution for recent U.S. police killings of unarmed black men.