11.13.2015
By Dustin Howard Last year, the most translucent Administration in history had struck again, as it was discovered that the Obama’s Department of Justice (DOJ) was secretly shaking down Bank of America and CitiGroup to fund third party activist groups. In response to the Justice […]
11.13.2015
By Rick Manning The University of Missouri, Yale University, the University of Southern California, Columbia University, Stanford University and Cornell are just a few of the college campuses where over the past few weeks, student political lunacy has broken out. In all six schools, it is little […]
11.12.2015
By Robert Romano On National Review, there was an interesting exchange of pieces on whether Republicans should consider abolishing the filibuster. The first, “Senate Norms for Today (and the Foreseeable Future)” by Peter Spiliakos, argues for eliminating the Senate filibuster because “the most important policy get changed when one party is at the height of […]
11.11.2015
By Bill Wilson There are numerous lessons to be learned from the confrontational protests by black football players to boycott future games at the University of Missouri this week that have culminated in resignation of the school’s president and chancellor. And, while it is unlikely at best the legacy media will report, let alone even see, what truly happened, it is vital the […]
11.10.2015
By Dustin Howard Uncle Sam is the largest land owner west of the Rockies, with 660,000,000 acres of land, an area of nearly ten times the size of the United Kingdom. That accounts for 29 percent of the country’s landmass, and only grows with the federal government amassing ever larger […]
11.09.2015
By Don Todd Socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.) and his leftist colleague in the House Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) have finagled their generic drug price control bill into the massive Pelosi, Boehner, Reid, McConnell, Obama budget deal , which was jammed through Congress. The original standalone bills would have gone nowhere had […]
11.06.2015
By Dustin Howard Thomas Sowell, the brilliant economist and writer, once wrote “things that are bipartisan are often twice as bad as things that are partisan.” On Wednesday night at 11:10pm, the House again proved it. U.S. Rep. Ed Royce (R-Calif.) noticed a loophole that enables […]
11.05.2015
By Rick Manning There must have been an old school phone booth somewhere near Ted Cruz’ D.C. office, as the Senator from Texas seemed to have gone into superhero mode on Nov. 4. Let’s recap the loquacious one’s most excellent day. In the morning, as a member […]
