Second Amendment rights come through for yet another citizen in need. A Texas man carrying a firearm was able to step in to stop a theft outside a store this week. When two people in a car attempted to snatch a purse from a woman walking into a store, the armed man […]

It was a perplexing sight to say the least. Amidst the nation’s capitol getting turned upside down by scandalous news that the false information perpetuated to the American people in the wake of the tragic Benghazi consulate attacks stemmed from the White House, Senate Majority […]

By Tom Toth Senators and Representatives are working tirelessly to repeal the Affordable Care Act — sort of. Actually, most of them aren’t lifting a finger to repeal any portions of the law that are worsening the lives of everyday Americans. In the meantime, special interests are […]

By Robert Romano The latest polling in the United Kingdom has shown a surge by the UK Independence Party (UKIP) to take the lead in the upcoming European parliamentary elections. UKIP leads with 31 percent support, the Labour Party with 28 percent, the Conservative Party with 19 percent, and the Liberal Democrats with 9 […]

By Robert Romano Resistance is futile. That’s the latest word from Republican leadership in Washington, D.C. on getting rid of Obamacare — or apparently accomplishing much of anything else, for that matter. In an interview with the Spokesman-Review , House Republican Conference Chair Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.) reportedly “told the Spokesman Review […]

By A.F. Branco Get high resolution version here. Boehner’s Disdain for Tea Party Spells Trouble

By Rick Manning Every once in a while, a politician feels comfortable enough to share his/her inner thoughts about colleagues, issues and the grassroots, usually this only occurs when that politician is leaving office or no longer cares if he/she is re-elected. Speaker of the House John […]

By Rick Manning The integrity of the government watchdog system has been called into question by the revelation that the Acting Inspector General of the Department of Homeland Security bowed to political pressure within the Obama Administration by delaying and withholding information on three separate reports. The […]

By Robert Romano Why is the Netmundial in São Paulo, Brazil — the global multistakeholder meeting that is supposed to be determining the future of Internet governance after the federal government relinquishes the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) functions in 2015 — concerning itself with issues like […]

By William Warren Click here for high resolution version. Keystone XL answers from Obama/ Kerry