Clinton Dramas: Here We Go Again
Tabloid headlines. Personal dramas. Organizational disarray. Score-settling between rival factions documented in news accounts like a soap opera.
Entries by Joe Miller
Mark Levin’s Game Changer: Using the Constitution to Arrest Federal Drift
Debuting at Amazon Number One (for all, not merely political, books) is syndicated radio talk show host Mark Levin’s The Liberty Amendments: Restoring the American Republic. Read this story for why Levin’s new book is a game changer.
Fight Like a Democrat
What if the Founding Fathers had intoned independence from the powerful British Crown would be impossible to implement? If you fight like a Democrat, that “impossible to implement” roadblock would never stop you. They work to change the political and cultural climate no matter how impossible it seems.
Millions Of Millenials Live At Home and Support the Policies That Keep Them There
In Man’s Search For Meaning, Austrian psychiatrist, Holocaust survivor, and founder of logotherapy, Viktor Frankl discusses the “existential vacuum.” It is an internal emptiness and lack of purpose. In a life with logos or meaning, anything can be endured. Without it, a person is lost.
Obama Skips the Kennedy Tax Cuts
After delivering a number of “economic growth” speeches this summer, President Obama has failed to inspire any confidence, falling all the way back to square one in a recent Gallup poll. Actually, make that less than square one. Gallup reported that Obama’s approval rating on the economy has sunk to this…
39 Percent of Unemployed Workers Have Been Out of Work Longer than 27 Weeks
Of the 12.2 million Americans who were unemployed as of December 2012, 39 percent (4.7 million) had been out of work for 27 weeks or more, according to a new report from the Urban Institute.
Man who Hacked Zuckerberg’s Facebook Account to Get Cash Reward … but not from Facebook
A man who hacked into Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook page to expose a software bug is getting donations from hackers around the world after the company declined to pay him under a program that normally rewards people who report flaws.
Are you a Lark or a Night Owl? What your Sleep Habits Reveal About your Health
You’re up at the crack of dawn, raring to go, while your other half is dead to the world. Then, while you’re ready for lights out at 10pm, they’re happy to burn the midnight oil… and some.
The Missing Koch Report
In late September 2010, Iowa senator Chuck Grassley and six of his colleagues grew suspicious that a senior Obama administration official had improperly accessed the tax information of industrial behemoth Koch Industries.
Rescind AO 261 to Preserve Alaska’s Privacy
Janet Napolitano will soon be arriving at the University of California system office to take over the Presidency of the University of California System. What many Alaskans may not realize is that the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortia, that testing service that Alaska has joined for Common Core testing, is housed in the University of California system through the UCLA campus. As part of that agreement, Alaska’s Governor also agreed to comply with all data requests and provide them with access to Alaska’s P20 database.