Month: June 2012
The Politics of Fear
Niccolò Machiavelli, the famed Florentine political philosopher, once posed the question whether it is better to be feared than loved.…
Read More »Americans for Prosperity’s Virginia Chapter Exposes Tim Kaine
Tim Kaine has supported government run health care, supported tax increases for Virginia citizens, inherited $1.2 billion in surplus, and…
Read More »Abraham Lincoln: Democrat Hunter
A review of the new movie “Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter” from AlfonZo Rachel.
Read More »Americans For Prosperity Comes to Pennsylvania
Americans for Prosperity seeks to capitalize on the president’s recent gaffe about the state of the economy. The “Doing Fine”…
Read More »Dobbs calls out Pulitzer Winner, Law Breaker as Partisan Activist
Jose Antonio Vargas has been touted as a hero by immigration activists for his courage to admit publicly that he…
Read More »Pulitzer Winner Breaks Law Daily
Jose Antonio Vargas has been making the rounds on the talk show circuit promoting his new book and is garnering…
Read More »States with no income tax don’t do better than those with high income taxes?
Nothing like a flawed correlation to give liberals the meat they need to boast the benefits of higher taxation A New…
Read More »2012 Will Be an Election About the Economy
In a speech at Macomb Community College in Warren, MI, on July 14, 2009, Obama said, “I love those folks…
Read More »Is Arizona Being Punished?
Is Arizona being chastised by this administration? Just minutes after the Supreme Court ruling that upheld the right of law…
Read More »America Is Delusional (Review)
When I saw the title Sex Politics Religion: How Delusional Thinking Is Destroying America being promoted in my inbox, I…
Read More »Gallup: Jobs #1 Hispanic Priority
All the news last week didn’t change the fact that Hispanics don’t put immigration as their number one priority. Instead,…
Read More »Stockton, California as an Example of a Flourishing City
Stockton, CA – This city may be the first in California to declare bankruptcy. The city, in spite of cutting…
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