Monthly Archives: January 2015

This completes the hat trick for this week: Kasich and Matthew 25; An off the wall “Libertarian” comment, Boehner invites Netanyahu  — bad  . . .  Georgetown U brings in terrorist organization — good Kasich in judgement As Bible verse … Continue reading →

Against the conventional wisdom that having fewer establishment types in the mix helps the chosen one against conservative candidates, Dick Morris gives reasons that Romney’s self elimination will hurt Jeb Bush’s chances for the nomination. Consider his thoughts: Now that … Continue reading →

Will Republican leadership have the guts to: Keep campaign promises to stop Obamacare? Keep campaign promises to stop Executive Amnesty Not re-confirm Eric Holder in drag? Question 1 — Will the Obamacare vote be  rope-a-dope (of the Republican base) by … Continue reading →

Hijab refers to the head-covering traditionally worn by Muslim women. A scarf of sorts, it is required by law as a matter of modesty for Muslim women in Saudi Arabia  and other theocratic Muslim countries. Hype and jive refers to … Continue reading →

Continuing with what we believe are useful background articles regarding the hot topic of economic disparity, we provide this link and excerpts from an article by Mark Alexander at Patriot Post.   Obama’s ‘Middle-Crush Economics’ Obama in his State of the … Continue reading →

Every time you try, they prove you were for real So no, Veritas readers, your editors did not create the “Phil Silverman” posts as a way to make liberals, especially Obama acolytes look stupid, ill-informed, and buffoonish. “Phil Silverman” does … Continue reading →

From National Center for Policy Analysis, re-posted in its entirety. Debunking Income Inequality Myths  Income inequality may be a popular topic, but it’s also one that’s largely misunderstood. Rachel DiCarlo Currie, a senior fellow at the Independent Women’s Forum, explains … Continue reading →

The Federalist, is a respected conservative pro-Constitutional  publication featuring an impressive stable of regular and contributing editors. Two articles have appeared there in recent days that have reinforced our critiques of Pope Francis both as to appropriateness and substance. An … Continue reading →