Photos: Secret Plant Feeding Iran Nuke Plans: Sources Confirm Facilities ‘Actively Engaged in Weaponization’
The United States cannot afford to let Iran, the leading sponsor of international terrorism, develop even a single nuclear weapon.
Entries by Joe Miller
For New Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, it’s God, family and Yahoo
So far investors agree with how Mayer prioritizes her time. Yahoo’s stock is up 18 percent since she took over.
Video: New York Jets Feelin’ the Love From Fans: ‘You Suck!’ and ‘Tebow Save Us!’
Thanksgiving in New York! Gotta love it!
Michigan Governor Open to Dissolving City Of Detroit
Unless things fundamentally change with respect to how government operates, this is just he beginning . . .
UK Millionaires Flee Country Over Tax Hikes, British Treasury Loses Billions
The propensity to protect private property is innate. Hence, the flight of British wealth. Does Obama really think that won’t happen here?
U.S. Bans BP From New Government Contracts After Oil Spill Deal
While the Obama Administration punishes BP for its negligence in the Deepwater Horizon disaster, it is still unclear who at the EPA is responsible for not acting on information that the government possessed before the tragedy. Who will hold the EPA accountable for its negligence?
“America’s Favorite Cities Survey” Disses Anchorage
The annual results from America’s Favorite Cities survey were complied by Travel + Leisure readers. Readers rated 35 metropolitan areas and Anchorage was hammered in one category, but did much better in others.
Secession: “Absolutely Nothing in the Constitution Prohibits It”
Immediately prior to the Civil War, why were there multiple failed efforts to amend the US Constitution to prohibit secession? Does that mean it’s really constitutional still today?
Seeing No Evil
Those without experience of evil and subject to modern education will not understand America.
Forget Spain, Now Italy Seen As Needing Bailout
As the dominos fall in Europe, one can’t help but wonder when the shoe will drop on the United States. Who knows? Maybe we are too big to fail . . .