One of the most critical races in the state of Alaska is between incumbent Republican John Coghill, leader of the Senate Minority and incumbent Democrat Joe Thomas. There are stark differences between the two candidates.
Alaska’s lawmakers are getting ready to do it again. After every election, legislators meet secretly behind closed doors and form an organization commonly referred to as the “Majority Coalition.” And it perpetuates genocide.
A 16-year-old student at a public school in Philadelphia was ridiculed in front of her geometry class by a teacher for wearing a t-shirt expressing support for Romney.
U.S. Secret Service agent Aaron Francis Engler was found yesterday in a drunken stupor on a sidewalk in Miami, just hours after Obama had left south Florida.
An insider has disclosed that the Clintons are furious with Obama and are developing contingency plans legally and otherwise if efforts to blame Hillary grow more direct.
Along the southern US border are lots of soldiers with high-powered weapons and high tech equipment. Only one problem. They’re working for the drug cartels, not the US government.
The U.S. government has blown nearly $6 million on an experimental “anti-terrorism” program in New Jersey that encourages the public to send tips via text message from their cellular phones.
In an outrageous statement yesterday, Obama surrogate Representative Donna Edwards stated that US voters may not care about Benghazi, but they certainly care about bin Laden. See her comments here, as well as the CNN panel’s reaction to them.
Will black Americans turn out in record numbers again to reelect Obama? This interview suggest they won’t.
A coalition of trade groups and businesses sued New York City on Friday, challenging Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s new regulation banning the sale of large-sized sugary soft drinks.