By Robert Romano Do the American people have an even greater expectation of privacy in the digital era? That is what U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia Judge Richard Leon has ruled, in a case enjoining the National Security Agency (NSA) from gathering intelligence, including hundreds of millions of phone and email, on every single person in the country , a program revealed by former defense contractor Edward Snowden. Although Leon […]

By Rick Manning Innovation is the enemy of the status quo, and in spite of what people are taught in school, it is the Left which demands that our nation not deviate from its long hundred year path of government expansion. The latest Ryan-Murray budget deal that […]

By Robert Romano Update:  The Senate has advanced the budget deal by a vote of 67 to 33 , with 12 Republicans voting in favor. Senate passage of a two-year budget deal brokered by Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) appears all but certain, with at least six Senate Republicans […]

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By Rick Manning The past year has been filled with various scandals that have forced the Obama Administration to play defense on issue after issue.  One of the most significant, and one that could easily be forgotten is the IRS/tea party targeting scandal that erupted mid-year. However, […]

By Tom Toth Senate Republicans have a decision to make. Last Thursday, the House of Representatives passed the budget agreement negotiated by Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) and Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA). At this point, however, not enough republican senators have come out in support of the deal […]

By Bill Wilson Barack Obama is in a box: He repeatedly promised  “if you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan,” but his socialized medicine monstrosity has cost millions of people their coverage. It’s also become painfully clear Obama knew this was going to happen as early as March 2010 […]

By David Bozeman The American Right has yet to fully make the moral case for capitalism.  Too many conservative writers and politicians focus on its practical aspects, but details of order and efficiency do not sway the hearts of voters, compassion does.  Not surprisingly, the […]

By Rick Manning Ever wonder why some seemingly meaningless things end up being a big deal in the media while other important ones never get mentioned? Whether it be the Obama selfie at the Mandela memorial—which revealed the juvenile child residing behind the stern teleprompter lecturer—or Fox […]

By Robert Romano “When you criticize something and you have no idea what you’re criticizing, it undermines your credibility.” That was House Speaker Rep. John Boehner’s (R-Ohio) take on tea party and other conservative organization leaders that criticized a proposed budget deal prior to its announcement over concerns that it “would violate Congress’ promise on discretionary spending caps and increase federal revenue.” Turns out those leaders, including Americans for […]