Monthly Archives: April 2013

Obamacare—the Affordable Care Act—is both imploding from its own dead weight and conversely exploding in the face of the Democratic Party as we head toward the 2014 midterm elections. You remember the Democrats? They were the ones who, on Christmas … Continue reading →

Both comments are in regard to this story from Politico: Marco Rubio Goes all-in on immigration bill. Must wait until bill’s content is known and reliable analyses are available, but I have to say, I am not feeling good about … Continue reading →

Must Read  — The Crank Says So This is a powerful column in American Thinker.  The author, Doug Mainwaring, a gay conservative, talks about the progressive movement’s growing success in intimidating anyone who disagrees with its objectives.  Baby boomer and … Continue reading →

Contact especially Senator Grassley today! According to various conservative entities the U.S. Senate could have a vote on panicked ineffective big government gun control legislation Thursday.  The initial bill taken up may be one  offered by anti-gun Senator Charles Schumer. … Continue reading →

The following press release from Texas Senator Ted Cruz is self explanatory. Our senior editor has been diligent in exposing some of the power grabs and lawlessness that so far has worked, here, here and here to point out a … Continue reading →

Forget North Korea, the bleak economy, oh yes, and above all, Benghazi. The really big news this month is that “Evita” Obama’s “bangs are getting a little irritating”. Despite her hair frustration, though, the First Lady told an ET interviewer … Continue reading →

So asks Congressman Dana Rohrbacher in an editorial appearing in Investors Business Daily yesterday.  Now the good congressman is trying to do his job and we applaud him for keeping this important issue alive. However Congressman Rohrbacher can call for … Continue reading →

Editors note:  This week we will post two or three Second Amendment related articles.  The following article we think makes an authentic civil liberties point regarding mental illness and privacy — few mental illnesses make one a danger to others, … Continue reading →