It’s Easier to Apply for Green Card than Obamacare
If you thought nothing could be more tedious than filling out your tax forms, just wait until you try to apply for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act’s new exchanges.
Entries by Joe Miller
Video: University of Chicago Ignores Protests, Destroys Ronald Reagan's Childhood Home
Despite appeals to the University of Chicago to stop the destruction of Ronald Reagan’s childhood home, the university went forward with its destruction today. See the sad video here.
Obama’s Insulting Salary Stunt
Independently-wealthy Barack Obama’s wee haircut on his salary is just a PR stunt from the White House that’s more insulting than it is empathetic. Read about it here.
Iran’s Incitement to Genocide: It's Not Just Ahmadinejad
Over the years, Americans have come to discount statements on Israel and Zionism by Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Unfortunately, it’s not just him.
Saying "The Lord Made Homosexuals," Another US Senator Jumps on the Gay Marriage Bandwagon
Sen. Bill Nelson announced his support for gay marriage Thursday, becoming the 51st senator to do so.
China Flaunts Its Influence Over Golden Triangle in Capture of Drug Lord
It was 100 miles downstream from China, but the PRC used the capture as a hard-nosed display of the government’s political and economic clout across Laos, Myanmar and Thailand.
Déjà Vu, Alaska: State Legislator Wore FBI Wire in NY Bribery Case
In a case reminiscent of Alaska’s bribery scandals six years ago, the feds used a sitting state legislator to record his colleagues’ alleged wrongdoing.
Video: US Representative Mocks Senior Citizen Who Asks How He Can Defend Himself if His Guns Are Taken
At a gun rights forum in Denver, US Representative Diana DeGette belittled an elderly citizen who asked how he could defend himself with new gun control restrictions. Watch the video here.
President Obama Would Get 3 Terms Under Pending House Resolution
Americans around the nation were shocked to hear about a pending House resolution to amend to the Constitution of the United States by repealing the Twenty-second Amendment.
DOE Awarding More Than $1.2 Billion in Energy Subsidies Despite Sequester
In the midst of sequestration, more than $1.2 billion in cash payments has been awarded by the Department of Energy and the Treasury Department. You won’t believe where most of the money went.