Monthly Archives: July 2011

By Mark Steyn Actually, it’s more accurate to call them two groups of spenders. On the one side are Obama and the Democrats, who in a negotiation supposedly intended to reduce American indebtedness are (surprise!) proposing massive increasing in spending … Continue reading →

READER COMMENT: Let every SS recipient make the following calculation: 1) get from the SSA the complete list of your annual contributions; 2) add your company’s SS payments made in your name (that is by how much your salary was … Continue reading →

mugwumps If the idiot defaults, impeach him. Duh! It won’t go anywhere but what the hey. Defaulting is a failure to abide by his office. Not paying lawful debts is the same as stealing. It’s criminal. I’ve been reading about … Continue reading →

KE GA The reason that a citizen may need armour piercing rounds (or standard capacity magazines, or automatic weapons for that matter) lies clearly in the true intent of the Second Amendment (as stated in the Federalist Papers and other … Continue reading →

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mugwumps The Second Amendment is very specific. What part of infringement don’t you understand? When the first infringement occured was the time to take up arms. How many people have been jailed for standing up for their rights and you … Continue reading →

By Matt Towery There is another hidden reason why most Americans are willing to endure the pain of bumping up against our nation’s debt ceiling. They see their own financial circumstances as being so bad that they don’t see a … Continue reading →

By Tony Blankley If the federal government really went after all those billionaires the Democrats snarl about and confiscated all the property of the country’s 400 billionaires (down to their last set of cuff links and children’s baseball mitts) it … Continue reading →

By Charles Heller It’s time to disarm its agents, and decertify BATFE as a law enforcement agency. Let’s transform them back into the stamp clerks (suitable for affixing labels on wine and whiskey bottles) that they once were. Then the … Continue reading →

By Jack Kelly The governor intentionally caused the shutdown, because “if it were broad-based and painful enough,” Minnesotans could be persuaded to support his big spending ways, said Minneapolis Star-Tribune columnist Katherine Kersten. Gov. Dayton — with the assistance of … Continue reading →