By Robert Romano What’s a president to do when he wants to implement an ambitious five-year program to provide high-speed Internet access to every single school in America, but lacks congressional support or funding? Apparently, in the case of Barack Obama, it is to just assume the […]

By A.F. Branco

By Marta H. Mossburg “Phony” is the new “racist” – at least to the Obama administration. Members and their supporters keep using it in official talking points to describe the myriad scandals encircling the White House like a fog in hopes of shutting down an […]

By William Warren

By David Bozeman In what could be a harbinger of the 2016 election, Hillary Clinton recently slammed North Carolina’s new voter ID law, saying that it reads like a “greatest hits of voter suppression.”  Aside from requiring a government-issued photo ID to vote, the law’s […]

By Rick Manning Fox News discovered the poster boy for decades of social experimentation and a welfare system designed to take away any stigma of dependency — Jason Greenslate — the slacker’s slacker.  The twenty nine year old is, who the fictional “Fast Times in Ridgemont High” character Jeff […]

By Rick Manning The United States Postal Service is expecting to run out of cash again – real soon. After the loss of another $740 million in the past quarter, and $3.9 billion over the course of the current financial year, post office watchers are predicting that the […]

By A.F. Branco

By Bill Wilson “If and when defunding has 60 votes in the Senate, we will absolutely deliver more than 218 votes in the House.” That was House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) in an Aug. 9 interview with the National Review , essentially telling the nation that there will never be the votes in the […]

By Rick Manning At what point did you stop ascribing good intentions to the left? Perhaps it was when you learned that the Sierra Club’s “Beyond Coal” campaign was financed by a $26 million gift from Chesapeake Energy , a natural gas company that benefitted from regulations shifting utilities from burning coal to […]