Monthly Archives: January 2012

It was a huge victory for Democrats. They had deeply wounded the speaker. But they wanted more, and they pressed the IRS to investigate. Experts examined every word Gingrich spoke in every class; they examined the financing and administration of … Continue reading →

Santorum is an eloquent spokesperson for the culture of life. He has been savaged and ridiculed by leftist elites for upholding traditional family values — not just in word, but in deed. He won Iowa through hard work and competent … Continue reading →

In case the president missed it in Jeremiah Wright’s church, there’s a commandment against coveting your neighbor’s property.” –columnist Cal Thomas

Actually, building refineries in the northern states isn’t such a bad idea as some are saying. Why pipe oil across the country and truck it back again? There are a lot of products besides gasoline that come from oil that … Continue reading →

How do you know you don’t want to take our poll if you haven’t looked at it? There’s only six questions. Multiple choice.

Whether a majority of American people are still interested in facts is yet another critical issue that will likely be resolved by the 2012 election.Arnold Ahlert

If the baby in the womb is a person, then all abortion is unlawful. That’s because of the constitutional protection for all persons. The Constitution unambiguously prohibits the government from impairing or permitting others to impair the life, liberty and … Continue reading →

Remember: “Fairness” is in the eye of the wealth redistributors.Michelle Malkin

Chuck Norris was way off on his ten questions to ask presidential candidates. His number one quality was respect for human life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. He was right on there. That’s the reason we have a Constitution. … Continue reading →

Please take our poll and answer all the questions. It won’t tell us anything if you just vote for your favorite and don’t make the other choices. If half of the country doesn’t like a candidate, and three fourths of … Continue reading →