Really, Mr. President? Apparently federal workers are still underpaid, given that their pay is on average only 41% higher than their counterparts in the private sector.
“Our government has been hijacked by a party obsessed with a higher power. But I’m not talking about the GOP. I’m talking about the left and their worship of government.”
This latest directive increased the number of misdemeanors to three before someone can even be the subject of an ICE detainer.
Suha Arafat’s interview backs up those who have argued that the terror campaign was not the result of some spontaneous uprising triggered by Sharon’s visit to the Temple Mount, but a premeditated terror campaign orchestrated by Yasser Arafat himself.
Utah is one of a handful of states that allows people with concealed-carry licenses to take their weapons onto school property . . .
Tactically, Krauthammer argued the Republicans should hold out and use Obama’s legacy as a bargaining chip, even as the president seems to be overplaying his hand.
Countries that together pay less than 1.3 percent of the total are able, under U.N. voting rules, to pass the budget over the objections of countries that contribute a combined 98 percent.
The press corps continues its steadfast refusal to let the facts get in the way of its liberal agenda . . . or the law for that matter
The practice of using alias emails was put into place by Carol Browner, former director of the Obama White House Office of Energy and Climate Change Policy and Bill Clinton’s EPA administrator.
It’s not just land and buildings that could make a difference. Selling Amtrak could net $60 billion.