Monthly Archives: November 2010

by Peg Luksik We are about to move into the most unusual time of the year – the time when Americans will be buying gifts, putting up decorations, and planning parties around a holiday that has no name. That holiday … Continue reading →

By David Limbaugh President Obama’s fiercest obstacles as chief executive are neither recalcitrant Republicans nor the increasing complexity and demands of the job; they are his ideology and his political allegiances. Newsweek sees it differently. In its latest issue, it … Continue reading →

The Democratic Party has become the Lawyers’ Party. Barack Obama is a lawyer. Michelle Obama is a lawyer. Hillary Clinton is a lawyer. Bill Clinton is a lawyer. John Edwards is a lawyer. Elizabeth Edwards is a lawyer. Every Democrat … Continue reading →

There recently was an article in the St. Petersburg , Fl. Times. The Business Section asked readers for ideas on: “How Would You Fix the Economy?” I think this guy nailed it! Dear Mr. President,Please find below my suggestion for … Continue reading →

by Argus Hamilton The TSA was ordered Monday to grope women at airport security gates if they refused the nude body scan. It’s now legal for federal workers to grope you if they can’t see you naked. It sounds like … Continue reading →

Another from Northwoods Patriots: AUSTRALIAN GUN LAW UPDATE Front Page

This an oldie but a goodie. HIGH SCHOOL — 1957 VS 2010 Front Page

By Ann Coulter Jimmy Carter was such an abominable president we got Ronald Reagan, tax cuts, a booming economy and the destruction of the Soviet Union. Two years of Bill Clinton and a Democratic Congress got us the first Republican … Continue reading →

By Larry Elder How much of the “Sarah Palin is not ready for prime time” criticism is sincere? When the harping comes from the left, it’s difficult to take it seriously. Try to follow the bouncing standards. Read Front Page

By Ken Blackwell This is an idea whose time has come. In 1994, Republicans campaigned — and won — on a balanced budget amendment (as part of the Contract with America). Back then, the deficit was just $203 billion. Today, … Continue reading →