Monthly Archives: October 2010

By Arnold Ahlert As an older American, one of the most clarifying moments I remember was the transition from the Carter administration to the Reagan administration with respect to the USSR. Carter embraced the typical liberal mindset of the times, … Continue reading →

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Vote Smart Select your state and enter your zip code. There are 12 topics listed at the top. Next, choose a topic and answer the question. Candidates are listed (Senate and House) and you’ll see how closely their opinion matches … Continue reading →

Once again there’s a dearth of news. Drugs, Islam, politics, it’s all the same ol’, same ol’. It’s political smears or opinion that’s almost word for word on the same ol’ things. Same ol’ opinions on the right, same ol’ … Continue reading →

“Politicians never accuse you of ‘greed’ for wanting other people’s money — only for wanting to keep your own money.” –columnist Joe Sobran (1946-2010) Front Page

You’ve got to hand it to our cultural elitists. They are so suffused with a sense of their own superiority, they think they can sell something that almost three-quarters of the public stand firmly against. Thus, it should surprise no … Continue reading →

By Debra Saunders On Oct. 28, 1980, Albert Greenwood Brown snatched Susan Jordan, 15, raped and strangled her to death with her own shoelace. Brown, who was on parole after raping a 14-year-old girl, then spent the night tormenting the … Continue reading →

Barack Obama twice in recent days has dropped from a quotation from the Declaration of Independence a reference to the “Creator,” and now a columnist at First Things has documented how a self-described “leading progressive legal organization” has simply dropped … Continue reading →

“If a Martian sat down and watched TV for a week during this new season, he would conclude that Americans worship sex, not God, that a large segment of the population is homosexual, and that our attention spans are about … Continue reading →