By Rick Manning Twenty different Obama administration officials have lost or destroyed a portion of their email traffic. Email traffic that was, in some cases, under subpoena or in others requested as part of a larger inquiry into the conduct of the executive branch. House Committee on […]

By Robert Romano With summer recess in full gear, it’s probably a safe bet your kids got more done at the water park than the U.S. Senate did all year. While the House has been busy passing appropriations bills all year long — 7 in all, including 215 spending amendments — the Senate has […]

By Rick Manning The Republican run of good luck continued in Montana last week, as the presumed squeaky clean hand-picked Democrat who replaced the venerable Max Baucus went down in flames this week under charges of plagiarism. Just a few months back, D.C. Democrats were feeling proud […]

By Rick Manning Harry Reid has revealed his political party’s number one priority heading into the election, and it is stunning. Reid has promised that he will waste precious Senate time when the body comes back in September forcing a vote on a Constitutional Amendment that eviscerates […]

By William Warren

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By Rick Manning I’m tired of the racist double standard. A Democratic operative in Kentucky attacked Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s wife’s ethnicity again, and somehow the offending political operative continues on. To be clear, McConnell’s wife, Elaine Chao, has been Asian her whole life. It is […]

By Nathan Mehrens Those who believed President Obama’s promise that “transparency and the rule of law will be the touchstones of this presidency” should have been almost immediately dissuaded of this notion early in his administration. Early on, Obama, at the behest of his labor […]

By Robert Romano Thanks to the efforts of Rep. Sean Duffy (R-Wis.), on May 30 the House of Representatives defunded the Obama Internet giveaway in the FY 2015 Commerce Department appropriations bill by a 229 to 178 vote . However, with the August recess already in full swing, the Senate appears unlikely to […]

By Bill Wilson Do we live in a nation of laws enacted by our duly elected representatives?  Or do we live in a country in which a handful of elites can do as they please with no regard to those laws — or due process for those […]