By David Bozeman — Whatever the outcome at the polls today, women, who comprise over 50 percent of the electorate, will have decided the winner.  Or so the “experts” like to tell us.  Moving forward, let us dispel a few common misperceptions about politics and […]

By Paul Driessen — Horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing have boosted shale gas production from zero a few years ago to 10 percent of all US energy supplies in 2012, observes energy analyst Daniel Yergin . Fracking has also increased US oil production 25 percent since 2008 […]

By John Vinci — Either the Obama Administration has come to the conclusion that regulations are hurting businesses and the workers they employ, or it is in the midst of a pre-election regulatory slow down to hide its true agenda. In the month of October, […]

By Bill Wilson — Everyone headed to the polls on Nov. 6 is free to pick their reasons for what makes them cast a ballot one way or another. But there is one overriding factor that may ultimately give the Obama Administration a lot of heartache when […]

The RNC issued the following about alleged illegal voting efforts in Iowa: According to media reports Democratic operatives allegedly encouraged elderly persons to fill out and falsely sign absentee ballot requests for other family members. Additionally reports suggest Democratic operatives may have falsely filled out […]

By Rick Manning — Americans come together in a crisis, unless those Americans are in a closed shop union state that has been hit by the biggest natural disaster it has ever faced. It has been reported by WAFF news in Seaside, New Jersey that non-union utility workers from Alabama […]

By David Nace — This election is a referendum on Winston Churchill’s statement “Americans can always be counted on to do the right thing, after they have exhausted all other possibilities”.  In a few days, American voters must decide if they have exhausted all other […]

By David McFadden — Alongside evidence of weak job growth, there are also signs of recovery. What may be recovering, however, is the recession. New orders for manufactured goods declined 13.2 percent in August, the steepest decline since January 2009. Real average hourly earnings declined […]

By Bill Wilson — 10 billion. That will be the world’s population in 2050 by United Nations’ projections. Can the global economy sustain that many people? Will there be rationing of vital resources? Can free markets survive with less to go around? What of liberty? These questions […]

By Rick Manning — You can almost set your clocks by it.  The inside the beltway election prediction game, where people who live in D.C. pretend that we have some special psychic insight into what the electorate will do one week hence. In 2010, my original predictions […]