Monthly Archives: August 2010

By Randall Hoven The Iraq War ends this month. The last combat brigade left August 19. Operation Iraqi Freedom, which began in 2003, will end August 31. September 1 marks the beginning of Operation New Dawn. Now that it’s over, … Continue reading →

By Lloyd Marcus Tea Party Express asked me to join them in Alaska to assist in their final push for conservative Joe Miller for U.S. Senate. I sang and spoke at rallies in Wasilla, Fairbanks and Anchorage, Alaska. The weather … Continue reading →

Rosslyn Smith In a story that again shows that mother nature can be much more resilient than some people imagine, for the first time in over maybe 170 years or more, a large wild elk herd roams the Appalachian woods … Continue reading →

If there is one generalization that can be accurately asserted about Barack Hussein Obama and generations of Marxists before him, it is that they are and always have been, universally, hypocrites. They preach classist sermons to the masses, the foundational … Continue reading →

By Randall Hoven Health care is not the only thing. When all government spending is tallied up, government in the U.S. spent 38.6% of GDP in 2008. That was before Obama was sworn in. Australia spent less (33.7%). South Korea … Continue reading →

By J.R. Dunn During a White House dinner celebrating Ramadan, the president found it appropriate to come out in favor of religious freedom. Not in support of Christians being attacked by janjaweed gunmen, or Bahá’ís tormented by Iranian mullahs, or … Continue reading →

Posted by: scythe Aug 19, 08:18 AM ————————————————– There are some of us who still remember when this quisling ordered the symbol of Christ to be veiled, shrouded, obliterated before he would deign to ascend the stage and bestow yet … Continue reading →

By Stella Paul Pity the poor New York politician. Take Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who was merrily reigning over New York, banning bake sales in public schools because he doesn’t trust parents to monitor their children’s cupcake ingestion. Now, all of … Continue reading →

By George Leef The first point to observe is that “our” college graduation rate is just a statistical artifact, like “our” home ownership rate and “our” voting rate. To people imbued with a central planning mindset, such statistics betoken national … Continue reading →

Ignorant people on the Patriot Post are sure down on Peggy Noonan. She tends to get a little flowery with her prose now and again, but just because they don’t understand it is no reason to get nasty. Stupid people … Continue reading →