Unlike our Founding Fathers who saw the Republic’s national good as the aggregation of individuals pursuing self-interest rightly understood, Obama and his henchmen seek to redirect the energy of the democracy toward a unifying national idea.
The spirit of Ted Stevens is alive and well, and the Alaskan delegation’s renewed efforts to smuggle Juneau-based Sealaska Corporation’s earmark through the unaccountable lame duck Congress is powerful testimony to Murkowksi’s and Young’s dogged loyalty, not to their constituents or the nation, but to the powerful corporate interests responsible for their elections.
Many of us have heard much opinion — pro and con — regarding NBC sportscaster Bob Costas’ anti-Second Amendment remarks during last Sunday night’s football game. Here’s Nicole Brown Simpson’s opinion.
How will DeMint’s resignation affect the conservative movement? Read more . . .
Here’s an image from WhiteHouse.gov showing the petition to rescind the Gangman Style rapper’s invitation to Obama’s Washington Christmas Special.
It seems the returns are all the same. Government workers are over-paid and under-worked when compared to their counterparts in the private sector. Undoubtedly, legislators everywhere will take the findings as proof positive that public employees are superior to private sector employees, and therefore deserve another raise.
A recent investigation by the Government Accountability Institute found that more than half of the most politically active 50 campaign bundlers for Obama won appointments to a presidential council, committee, board or other White House post.
Georgia Senator Saxby Chambliss appears to be vulnerable in 2014. Will he have a primary challenge?
The secular fundamentalists are ever-vigilant in their censorship of religious speech. Read about the latest episode . . .
There are signs that the Federal Courts could find Obama’s recess appointments unconstitutional, forcing removal of the illegal appointments and nullifying many of the board’s decisions.