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Joe Miller: Happy Birthday America

On the Fourth of July, many of us are used to the typical written fare, celebrations of the undeniably extraordinary birth of our great Republic.  We read motivating patriotic themes of sacrifice, democracy, and love of country. But what we hear less frequently is the hard truth of our contemporary crisis, and how the sacrifices […]

Salvato: How Destructively Disingenuous Can They Get?

As if the American public’s tolerance for political chicanery hasn’t been tested beyond the breaking point, now comes news that several shyster Progressives and Democrats are floating the notion that the debt ceiling is – get this – unconstitutional. Far be it from me to ask, but why is it the only time Progressives and […]

Cave on the Debt Ceiling and Kiss 2012 Goodbye

If the GOP is really serious about winning back the presidency, it needs to win the deficit debate. The government of these United States is broke — flat broke — and if the nation is to survive as the prosperous nation it has long been, Republicans must restore fiscal sanity and call a halt to […]

Joe’s Blog: Ruling Class Tyranny

If you’re like me, you’re terribly concerned about the direction of our nation.  Whether it’s impending national bankruptcy, eroding personal liberties, or the incessant attacks against the traditional family, the bedrock of civilization, it seems everything is falling apart. So what do we do?  We throw everything aside and immerse our efforts and finances into […]

If you thought feds wanted to track you before, check out now

The federal government is arguing before the U.S. Supreme Court that police investigators and other authorities should be allowed to track American citizens in the U.S. to develop the “probable cause” needed for search warrants and other investigative tools. But a team of civil-rights experts says such permission would pose a grave danger to freedom-loving […]

First Amendment Wins in Arizona Campaign Finance Case

The Supreme Court continued its rollback of campaign finance “reforms” that have seriously infringed our First Amendment rights over the past 35 years.  The court, in a 5-4 ruling Monday, struck down as unconstitutional Arizona’s public financing system for state elections. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the majority opinion, issued in the final week of […]

Poll: Gov. Perry top pick for GOP nominee among Tea Party

The Texas conservative, who’s weighing a late entry into the GOP field, beats other candidates among Tea Party members. Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) is the top choice of Tea Party supporters for a Republican presidential candidate, according to a new poll released Wednesday. The Texas conservative, who’s weighing a late entry into the field […]

Americans Will See if Republicans Are Any Different Than Democrats

Speculation is running rampant about why House Majority Leader Eric Cantor walked out of debt ceiling talks with Democrats. Most of the speculation is credited by pundits to insider maneuvering between Speaker John Boehner and Cantor. The Washington Post reports the debt deal maneuvering this way, “One analysis of the House GOP right now is […]