10.05.2015

Is Obama getting people killed?

By Robert Romano If guns kill people, then perhaps so does running to the bully pulpit every time there is a shooting. That’s what Obama all but promised to do in a recent press conference in response to the recent shooting in Roseberg, Oreg . “[T]his is something we should politicize.  It is relevant to our common life together, to […]

10.05.2015

Weaponization of government is the new normal

By Rick Manning What is the world coming to? The Secret Service, perhaps the most trusted law enforcement arm in the federal government, has been caught leaking information in an attempt to damage U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah). It seems that Chaffetz upset some of the Secret […]

10.02.2015

Will Trump falter on right to work?

By Robert Romano The Teamsters union executive board made big headlines with its unanimous decision this week to withhold a presidential endorsement at this time. According to Fox News’ James Rosen , the move was intended as a snub to Hillary Clinton, who came out against construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, the […]

10.01.2015

Cartoon: Keep digging

09.30.2015

What ever happened to the power of the purse?

By Robert Romano There is no minute like the last minute. It is Sept. 30, and that means it is the last day of Fiscal Year 2015. If Congress does not act by midnight the government will be partially shut down. But not over any fight to […]

09.29.2015

Time to say really goodbye, Mr. Speaker

By Rick Manning As published at http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/lawmaker-news/255166-time-to-say-really-goodbye-mr-speaker On Friday, I praised Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) on his decision to leave office; now, I’m going to bury him. What changed? Boehner ‘s announced intention to not go away, but instead to use his lame-duck period to “clean the barn.” Perhaps it is […]

09.29.2015

Cartoon: Cryin’ Time

09.25.2015

Some of Obama’s political appointees aren’t about to give up their jobs over a mere presidential election

By Nathan Mehrens In a few instances these appointees “burrow in” meaning that they find permanent career civil servant positions. When this happens the individual may remain in the government for decades instead of serving for a short period of time. As political appointees typically […]

09.24.2015

Does the Iran deal alter the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty?

By Robert Romano What is a treaty? It is an agreement between foreign nations. And it must be ratified by two-thirds of senators present under Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution. But, Congress also has broad power to regulate trade with foreign nations in Article I, […]

09.22.2015

Confronting evil and defending liberty

By Rick Manning What should one do when confronted by evil? Walk away, shunt your eyes to the side and pretend you never saw it? Whisper to your friends and neighbors about it in an astonished tone while never doing anything? Or be an antagonist against that […]

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