By Rick Manning This is what integrity in government looks like.  Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams had enough of the normal Pennsylvania political games where the Democratic Party Attorney General refused to prosecute fellow Democrats caught in a payola scheme, so he publicly called her to task in an OpEd published in the Philadelphia Inquirer .  This is not the first […]

Click here to tell Congress to STOP the war on bloggers By Rick Manning The First Amendment is a pesky thing to politicians.  It allows, nay encourages, the exact kind of diverse political speech that those in power loathe.  Born out of the legacy of […]

By Robert Romano A $1 billion loan guarantee to support the government of Ukraine is being held up in the U.S. Senate, which wants to attach an unrelated additional $63 billion in new quota money for the International Monetary Fund (IMF)—an institution that has been busy bailing […]

By Rick Manning It is rare that I come across something in politics just causes me to stare in disbelief.  Today was one of those days. Thank you U.S. Senator Clair McCaskill of Missouri for providing a set of statements that were so utterly brazen that my […]

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By Tom Toth The political antics of the American left make one wonder if they understand why public schools exist. In short—if the reader will pardon the elementary explanation—schools exist to educate children and turn students into workers with the opportunity to enter and participate in the […]

By A.F. Branco Click here for high-resolution version.   Obamacare creates hardship for 16.4 million Americans who now qualify for waivers  

By Ann Miller A version of this article was originally published on Examiner.com. As a mother of four kids who have spent all or at least a good portion of their educational careers in the public schools, the idea of  homeschooling  was not something that ever crossed my mind. Until  Common Core . In fact, when I’d hear […]

By Rick Manning Remember the good ole days back in 2010 when no one had read the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and it was going to enroll millions of the uninsured? All of us just blithely believed our D.C. masters who assured us that if we liked […]

By Robert Romano Turns out Republican governors and legislatures that blocked Medicaid expansion in their states may have done both their constituents and taxpayers a big favor. One of the so-called hardship exemptions under Obamacare is “You were determined ineligible for Medicaid because your state didn’t expand […]