Month: November 2012

Negotiations to avert the “fiscal cliff” have not gone well. After meeting with Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, House Speaker John

The Egyptian version of the “Arab spring” took a decidedly bad turn Thursday when President Mohamed Morsi assigned dictatorial powers

For just a moment, park your own personal feelings about “transgendered” individuals and accept that there are some people in

Washington is not a place for the morally robust. Good people come to the nation’s capital and whether its power,

Curse of the Pelosi The Democratic House Caucus leadership decisions are right up near the top of the list of

Liberalism

California is an interesting place. The state’s government puts in place outrageous public union pensions that it cannot possibly fund.

Lost deep down on the ballots in this past election was the Libertarian candidate for president, former Governor of New

Much the same as Hurricane Katrina was a defining moment of the George W. Bush presidency so was Hurricane Sandy

Just four days before Election Day the last jobs report of the campaign was released indicating an increase in the