Monthly Archives: January 2015

Admittedly, this is not as big or important a story as the NFL’s “deflated footballs” scandal, but it nevertheless deserves at least passing interest of most Americans. Seriously, what is laid out in this story by Frank Miele, of the … Continue reading →

Reposted in its entirety with permission.  For more Caruba articles visit FactsNotFantasy ObamaCare Must Go! Can anyone remember how awful the U.S. healthcare free market system was that it needed to be replaced by the Affordable Care Act, otherwise known … Continue reading →

Sarah Palin’s timely, and all too true, quip about Republican leadership —  from an interview with the Blaze via Fox News: Palin On GOP: ‘It’s Not Just The New England Patriots Who Are Dealing With Deflated Balls’ Truth Revolt “I’m … Continue reading →

Here we feature a collection of comments to recent posts that we found particularly pithy or illustrative.  Only the linked  title of the post is provided as they are able to stand alone for comprehension. One reason we do this … Continue reading →

After reading this story and watching the video clips, will any Obama voter post all the reasons they admire this guy? Is it his historic foreign policy accomplishments? His remarkable success in reviving the economy? His making it possible for … Continue reading →

Talk of a need for a conservative third-party is more and more prominent. The rumblings of profound dissatisfaction are far and wide  –  groups concerned with stopping the government takeover of health care, protecting the border and our culture, fiscal … Continue reading →

Scott Johnson at Powerline wrote the article excerpted below, touting former CBS reporter Sharyl Attkisson’s book. I’ve read the booik and Scott is accurate in citing its importance. One would like to quote some of Ms. Attkisson’s most important points … Continue reading →

Another episode that raises the question – Are John Boehner (and Mitch McConnell) on track to preside over the demise of the Republican Party? First, understand that a ban on late term abortion has wide and deep public support.  From … Continue reading →

Although they are tiny by all estimations when it comes to most things, Boehner finds “them,”  then loses “them” again later in the day (see next story).  The “them” relates to a common analogy regarding fortitude. This is laugh out … Continue reading →

HP sends this article with a recommendation to read the associated links as well.  One can not dismiss the article as a diatribe when one is reminded by the author of how the Christian faith and the Muslim faith were … Continue reading →