Right Flanks Join to Push Conservative Goals
The once private club of House and Senate conservatives is now public — and powerful.
Entries by Joe Miller
Cheney: Mideast Allies No Longer Trust The US, Enemies ‘Don’t Fear Us’
Dick Cheney said Sunday that Republicans need to look to a new generation of leaders as the party deals with poor approval ratings following the government shutdown.
Killing Obamacare
The recent government shutdown illustrated a lot of political truths. For starters, people are unhappy when the government is shut down, and they naturally tend to blame the party of less government. The media instinctively help them conclude that the Republicans are at fault.
Are Smartphones Turning Us Into Bad Samaritans? (+video)
Busy with our tablets and smartphones in public places, we may be losing our sense of duty to others.
America’s Oil Surge Leaving Alaska in the Dust; U.S. Producing More Crude Than Imports
America’s oil boom has the Texas tea flowing, whole new towns being built in North Dakota and, for the first time in decades, the U.S. producing more crude than it imports. But Alaska, a state known for its vast oil resources and pro-drilling politics, is being left in the dust of this new oil surge.
A Black Box in Your Car? Some See a Source of Tax Revenue
The devices would track every mile you drive —possibly including your location — and the government would use the data to draw up a tax bill.
Reagan’s Daughter: Why Am I Losing My Health Insurance?
Former President Ronald Reagan’s liberal activist daughter Patti Davis is asking just what many other people across the United States want to know — why she’s losing her insurance.
House Intelligence Panel Chair — Europe Probably Spying on Obama Too
The top lawmaker on the House Intelligence Committee on Sunday defended the secret data collection tactics of the United States, including the phone tapping of foreign allies, suggesting Europeans are probably doing the same type of monitoring of President Obama.
Report: First Western Eyewitness in Benghazi to Go Public Gives Account of Attack, Warning Signs
The first Western eyewitness to the deadly Benghazi terror attacks has given an account of the seven-hour assault on the U.S. outpost in Libya and says Americans knew such an incident was inevitable.
Rep. Darrell Issa: Kathleen Sebelius Should Be Fired
Adding his voice to the growing chorus of lawmakers calling for Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to step down in the wake of Obamacare’s clunky rollout, Rep. Darrell Issa on Sunday questioned why she continues to stay on.