03.18.2014

Cartoon: “Sinking Feeling”

03.17.2014

How Common Core opened one parent’s eyes

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 […]

03.17.2014

Obamacare and Obamaphones

No Obamacare

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 […]

03.13.2014

Obamacare creates hardship for 16.4 million Americans who now qualify for waivers

Obamacare

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 […]

03.13.2014

Cartoon: No time to waste

03.13.2014

Why is NRCC wiping egg off its face?

By Rick Manning . As originally published at TheHill.com. Oops. David Jolly won election to Congress in Florida’s special election to take the place of recently deceased Rep. Bill Young (R). Republican hearts in D.C. should be leaping for joy, because early betting in town was that this was a near-certain Democrat […]

03.12.2014

NRCC takes aim at potential Republican nominee in Georgia

By Rick Manning John Stone seems like the perfect candidate. A congressional aide who came north from Georgia with the late Representative Charlie Norwood in the Contract with America revolution of 1994, Stone has the credentials, expertise and contacts to defeat Georgia House Democrat incumbent John Barrow. […]

03.11.2014

Cartoon: On Course

03.10.2014

D.C. Republican Shark Tank smells blood in water, turns on their own

By Rick Manning With friends like the National Republican Congressional Committee, who needs enemies?  That must be the question Republican House candidate David Jolly is asking himself today.  Fighting to win the special election to fill the seat of Bill Young who died earlier this year, Jolly […]

03.10.2014

Are Senate Republican failures the Tea Party’s fault?

By Don Todd It is an article of faith in Washington among the ruling class that were it not for those unreasonable conservatives like Ted Cruz and Mike Lee that Republicans would control the Senate.  Those are the types, so the mantra goes, who win primaries and […]

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