Labor Unions Intensify The Street War In Wisconsin

Wisconsin Republicans have begun increasing the pressure on the Democratic State Senators who fled Wisconsin to prevent legislature from having a quorum, thus forestalling that body’s ability to vote on budget legislation aimed at returning the state to a sustainable course of fiscal sanity. Read the rest of this entry »


The American Experiment: Self Rule and American Exceptionalism

Glenn Beck published an article today entitled The Only Debate That Matters: The American Experiment, which I have reposted. It is an excellent follow-up to an article I wrote not long ago which I called American Exceptionalism.  It is, perhaps, a better – or at least different – perspective on American Exceptionalism, as well as an introduction to my series on Turning America Around.

Why was the American experiment called an experiment? Because it never had been tried before. What had never been tried? Man ruling themselves. Read the rest of this entry »


The Death of Conservatism: Not So Fast

I enjoy penning articles of my own creation. I find it both cathartic and satisfying when I take an idea that is rattling around in my head, organize my thoughts, reduce them to paper, as it were, and God willing, write an accurate, informative and interesting article.  Occasionally, however, I come across material that is just so good, I feel compelled to re-publish it. This is one of those articles, and it is written by one of the few journalists I truly admire: Bernie Goldberg. Read the rest of this entry »


Democrats Blame Widespread Racism For Their Electoral Losses

Democrat Jim Moran, a Virginia Congressman, has publicly blamed the Democratic Party’s midterm election losses on voters who “don’t want to be governed by an African-American.”  No doubt your reaction to this news will vacillate between amusement, anger and outrage.  Amusement because of the stupidity, anger and outrage because of the insult to the voters.  But be wary; do not dismiss the position of Congressman Moran as the isolated opinion of one idiot Democrat.  Jimmy Carter proposed the same theory recently.

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Home Prices Continue Down Nine Cities Hit New Lows

Data through November 2010, released January 25 by Standard & Poor’s for its S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index, the leading measure of US home prices, show a deceleration in the annual growth rates in 17 of the 20 Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and the 10- and 20-City Composites compared to what was reported for October. The 10-City Composite was down 0.4% and the 20-City Composite fell 1.6% from November 2009 levels.

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Hypocrisy Transparent As Obama Prepares To Meet With Chamber of Commerce

Although the sea of socialist rhetoric and hypocrisy through which Barack Obama makes us wade is routinely deep, I found a news blurb this morning that I found particularly  hypocritical.  Barack Obama is meeting   with the US Chamber of Commerce to see what he can do to help create jobs. Obama also wants to assure the business community he supports them.  Read the rest of this entry »


Dog Pile on ObamaCare

As House Republicans in Washington along with the new Tea Party freshman ponder and debate how to repeal ObamaCare, six more states joined a lawsuit in Florida against President Obama’s health care overhaul.  Now more than half of the states in the Union are challenging the law.  The six additional states, all with Republican attorneys general, joined Florida and 19 others in the legal action.

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