By Rick Manning No politician had a greater impact on the past year than freshman U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas). Cruz came from the Lone Star State not owing the D.C. political establishment anything, after he beat the chosen replacement for Kay Bailey Hutchison in an underfunded, […]

By A.F. Branco

By Robert Romano What’s past is prologue, or so the Bard told us centuries ago. And if 2013 was any indication, 2014 and subsequent years will see the continuation of institutional retaliation against not only the tea party, but of a wider anti-establishment sentiment prevalent on both […]

By Tom Toth If the president thought this last year was bad, he may want to take some time on his Hawaiian Christmas vacation to sit down and consider that his best days in office are most likely behind him. The months between now and November 2014 […]

By Marta H. Mossburg If 2013 were a beauty pageant, it would be the World’s Ugliest Dog Contest. If it were a movie, it would be “Titanic.” If it were a song, it would be “Wrecking Ball” by Miley Cyrus. Obamacare is its defining story […]

By William Warren

By A.F. Branco

By Rick Manning Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the land The tea party was stirring, too upset to disband Congress had finished a bad budget deal In hopes that the people would accept and not squeal   Barack and Michele on Waikiki did they […]

By Robert Romano With the generic congressional ballot all but even and Democrats trailing big time in key Senate races in red states like Alaska, West Virginia, and Montana, and at significant risk of losing Arkansas, Louisiana, and North Carolina as Obamacare falls apart in the eyes […]

By Rick Manning The Republican Party winning coalition has traditionally stood on a three legged stool consisting of God, guns and economic freedom with the economic freedom part of the equation being the glue. The God part of the equation tends to revolve around social issues. Many […]