In this campaign, Mark Levin has been a constant critic of Ron Paul. We were happy to see that Mark pulled a 180 and was defending Ron Paul for his belief that life begins at conception. We salute Dr. Paul and Mark for this important stance.

The future President speaks to an audience in  North Carolina on April 29, 2008, making another promise that he of course would later fail to keep.

Romney supporters/staff remove Santorum signs across the street from Romney event. Honestly, regardless of who you support for the nomination, can’t we all agree that this sort of childish behavior has no place in this campaign?

Energy Policy: If gasoline prices so far are any indication, the pain at the pump will be severe this year. But if you think President Obama cares, you’re wrong. If anything, he’s secretly cheering it on.

Already, average pump prices have topped $3.50 a gallon, leading some experts to think they could reach an all-time high of $5 by the summer.

So what’s Obama’s response? He treats it like a badge of honor, saying this week that “gas prices are on the rise again because as the economy strengthens, global demand for oil increases.”

But what else can he say?

During his presidential campaign, Obama admitted he didn’t have a problem with sky-high gasoline prices, he just “would have preferred a gradual adjustment.”

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