Monthly Archives: November 2015

Poll: Most U.S. Muslims would trade Constitution for Shariah ISIS enjoys double-digit support among Syrian refugees Via World Net Daily (excerpts): 51 percent of U.S. Muslims prefer Shariah
 There are now an estimated 3 million Muslims residing in the United … Continue reading →

They would not survive the treatment the press gives Trump’s anecdotes Hillary and Bernie talk wildly inflated numbers as gospel all the time about matters of policy, not mere anecdotes.   To the extent the  falsities and exaggerations are reported … Continue reading →

There are a variety of takes on the gubernatorial loss in “red” state Louisiana to an allegedly conservative Democrat.  We did not follow it closely and readers can glean what you may from the links we provide. I will offer … Continue reading →

As reported in various outlets today, this one from The London Telegraph: Pope claims Christmas is a ‘charade’ due to continued war across the world The Pope said that the lights, parties, Christmas trees and nativity scenes of the season … Continue reading →

Presidential candidates looking Kingly (not a reference to Trump’s wealth) Safe zone concept for refugees gathering support Democrat who voted for Ryan’s Syrian  Refugee bill did so because it will not stop any refugees Ryan’s bill called cynical in NetrightDaily … Continue reading →

Ben Carson sees the light, no longer an ethanol mandater Wind energy just as bad We have posted more than a few  articles on green energy boondoggles including wind farms and corn-based ethanol production.  Both “industries” are way too long … Continue reading →

One announcement coincides with resignation Congressman Steve King announced earlier in the week his endorsement of Senator Ted Cruz for the Republican presidential nomination.  While no two genuinely conservative political activists apply conservatism the same or see the same on … Continue reading →

Lady Liberty was conceived in honor of republicanism, not immigration There are many elements swirling around the entire Syrian refugee issue. I agree that Congressman Steve King’s vote against the bill was the right move and his explanation for it … Continue reading →

American SAFE Act passes House 289-137, with only two Republicans opposed to it — Steve King was one The vote is veto proof in the House only if enough of the 47 Democrats who voted for it do not fold … Continue reading →