Monthly Archives: March 2011

By Rod Pennington While 2010 was an unusually bad year for Democrats, don’t let the elections results fool you. If you’re a Democratic congressman or senator and you kiss the ring of the trial lawyers and public employee unions and … Continue reading →

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The same pundits who say we have lots of money to fund a war of aggression in a country where we have no national interest, and keep yammering about what we owe the Chinese, are also the ones who say … Continue reading →

There’s a lot of speculation about the remake of Red Dawn. Did they change the characters to please red China? Did they change them to please the American people because we like the Chinese? Did they change them because we … Continue reading →

By Paul Greenberg There you have the definitive summary of what makes so many Americans develop, shall we say, a certain skepticism when one more politician confuses the public interest with his own. It was a familiar type in the … Continue reading →

By Arnold Ahlert For decades, conservatives have endured the brickbats of progressive arrogance, with any resistance to their worldview labeled as “mean-spirited,” “racist,” “homophobic,” “xenophobic,” “misogynistic,” “imperialistic,” etc., etc. ad nauseam. This is one American who’s had enough, and it’s … Continue reading →

By Thomas Sowell Although Republicans would have a strong case, none of that matters when they don’t make the case in the first place. Yet another area in which Democrats are boxed in politically is their making job protection for … Continue reading →

Georgia Gun Owners: Is the NRA up to it’s old tricks? They were instrumental in the passage of the Brady Instant Gun Owner Registration Scheme in 1994. Surely they haven’t been negotiating with Obama administration officials on a new gun-rights … Continue reading →

By Mark Steyn Once upon a time, the cowboy embodied the rugged individualism of the frontier. In Harry Reid’s world, he embodies dependency without end. To “preserve” the “tradition,” it is necessary to invert everything the tradition represents: From true … Continue reading →

“In Washington, D.C., America is witnessing one of the grossest spectacles of fiscal incompetency, coupled with denial, ever perpetrated by a political party. And that’s the Republicans. Democrats have made it clear that they will accept nothing less than the … Continue reading →