Investigation: How Obama and the Army Betrayed the Victims of Fort Hood
Army Maj. Nidal Hasan’s words hung in the air along with the smell of gunpowder from his semi-automatic pistol… Read more here.
Entries by Joe Miller
Another Baffling DHS Purchase: Over 140,000 Sniper Cartridges
After a report earlier this week about the US Postal Service’s massive ammunition purchase, more eyebrows are being raised over a Department of Homeland Security procurement for tens of thousands of sniper cartridges.
Rand Paul: ‘Do We No Longer Have a Fourth Amendment?’ (+video)
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., released a new video in defense of the Fourth Amendment pointing out that many Americans were disturbed by the news that the National Security Agency was collecting phone data on American citizens.
Miller: Begich Voted for Cutting Veterans’ Pay, Twice, Before He Voted Against It
iller praised both houses of Congress today for voting to restore the cut to veterans’ pay enacted last month with the passage of the Omnibus spending bill, which implemented part of the Murray-Ryan budget agreement. He also noted Senator Mark Begich’s reversal on the issue, during this election year.
Ted Cruz’s Latest Stand Is Going to Infuriate Some Republicans and Many Democrats
After the GOP-led House of Representatives on Tuesday voted to increase the nation’s debt ceiling with no strings attached, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) vowed to seek out a 60-vote threshold when the Senate votes on the measure.
Grenade Tossed in GOP Civil War
Rep. Steve Stockman, R-Texas, has announced his office has taken the initial steps to call for a Senate Ethics Committee investigation of Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas.
House Benghazi Report Concludes Something New That Aide Admits ‘Some People Are Going to Be Upset About’
A House committee formally concluded for the first time that there was no military “stand down” order given on the night of the deadly terror attacks in Benghazi, Libya.
Obamacare Is Wayne’s World
Welcome to President Obama’s war on the work ethic. On Friday, the Department of Labor announced that workforce participation still hovered at a 35-year low, and that only 113,000 new jobs were added in January.
Analysis – Alaska Crude Likely First to Flow Around U.S. Export Ban
Oil traders looking for cracks in a contentious decades-old U.S. ban on crude exports should be looking west, not east.
The Tyranny of Winter: The Left is At War with Economic Reality
The Left is at war with economic reality. The intellectual poverty of the Left — which is also a moral poverty — is evident in the fact that its leaders are much more intensely interested in incomes at the top than those at the bottom.