Truth About Benghazi Does Matter to Many Americans
“What difference, at this point, does it make?” — Secretary of State Hillary Clinton On April 30, America witnessed one of the most brazen demonstrations of duplicity, and it was Continue Reading →
Category Archives: National Politics
Women’s Pay Inequality a False Issue
The Democratic Party establishment must be really be desperate. This past week America got another peek at what the Democratic strategy will be for the 2014 and 2016 election cycles, Continue Reading →
Elusive High Moral Ground with Money and Politics
In every one of our endeavors, one universal truth is that money can either be a force for good or a force for bad. However, money is merely the instrument Continue Reading →
Draconian Defense Spending Cuts put Soldiers at Risk
Now might be the time to reduce U.S. military spending. However, now is not the time for draconian cuts that will cripple our ability to defend our nation while at Continue Reading →
Minimum Wage a Meaningless Feel-Good Measure
I have to admit, I am a policy geek. While some choose to espouse policy points based on pure political ideology, I prefer to look at the facts and come Continue Reading →
Obama’s Forgettable Speech for ‘Forgotten Man’
This past week President Obama appeared before Congress to report on the state of our union. The constitutional edict to the president is actually rather simple, stating, “He shall from Continue Reading →
Sen. Harry Reid and his Chorus of Delusional Dems
There are only a few things more pathetic than a person with power who also happens to be a bully. When that person is not only a U.S. senator but Continue Reading →
Deja vu on Real Immigration Reform
Immigration reform is one of my least favorite topics. Not because I don’t think it’s important. On the contrary, I happen to know it’s an extremely important matter. Regrettably, it Continue Reading →
Obamacare on Life Support: Part Two
“I just see a huge train wreck coming down.” — Sen. Max Baucus, D-MT, April 17, 2013, commenting on Obamacare. When one of the chief architects of the Affordable Care Continue Reading →