From Spitzer to Paterson; A Tale of Two Governors and a State That is Screwed

  May we have a moment of silence please. The announcement that Governor David Paterson of New York will close shop on his week old effort to be elected to his first full term as the state’s chief executive warrants a certain degree of reflection. It is the final note to an Administration that has [...]

Healthcare Summit Charade Will Prove To Be The President’s Last Stand

   After President Obama accepted the fact that his agenda was going nowhere, he used his State of the Union address to try and turn things around. He spoke of bipartisanship …….a practice he rejected for the first year of his term. He used healthcare as a central focus for demonstrating his new found desire [...]

Democrat Lies and Their Conspiracy To Abuse Power Through Legislative Reconcilaition

  Democrats are trying to defuse criticism of their attempts to pass the same federal healthcare reforms that the American public already rejected and they are trying to do through misuse of  the legislative process called  reconciliation. They are doing so by claiming that Republicans have used the process of reconciliation in the past. This is true. [...]

The Best & Worst of The Week-Political Winners & Losers-2/22/10

WINNERS Glenn Beck This weekend Glenn Beck delivered a keynote address at the Conservative Political Action Conference that was among one of the most dramatic political slaps in the face of the political establishment ever seen. Few people could stand among a largely Republican crowd of 10,000 conservatives and get a rousing response of adoration [...]

Glenn Beck’s CPAC Keynote Address; An Oratorical Political Tour de Force

   The annual Conservative Political Action Conference saw one of its most energetic, optimistic, and well attended events in its history. It was the result of a turning tide that is washing over the sands of false hope that President Barack Obama began promising just two short years ago. With a turbulent wind of national [...]

Ron Paul Wins CPAC 2012 Presidential Straw Poll

   As the political atmosphere turns its turbulent winds of unrest against the Administration of President Obama, anger and dissatisfaction within the American electorate has forced them to focus and rally for a change from the change that Barack Obama’s promised false hope produced. As a result, the annual Conservative Political Action Committee conference in [...]

Al Haig, An American Hero, Dead At 85

   General Alexander Haig has died today at the age of 85. Beginning as an aide to General Douglas MacArthur, up to and even beyond, his Reagan era involvement in the defeat of communism, General Alexander Haig’s life was a record of American history similar to that which you could find in the history that is [...]

86 Year Old Sen. Lautenberg Diagnosed With Cancer. But Democrats Have Him Running For a 6th Term, 4 Years From Now.

  On Monday Senator Frank Lautenberg was hospitalized after he became light headed, dizzy and fell at his home in his Cliffside Park, New Jersey home. Doctors reported that the Senator was suffering from a treatable stomach ulcer and would have a full recovery. Now it was announced that the ulcer was caused by B-Cell [...]

Liberals Trying To Use Texas Plane Attack To Paint The Right As Dangerous Anti-Government Groups

    We knew it would not take long for the left to take Joe Stack’s suicidal terrorist flight into an Austin, Texas building that housed IRS offices, and associate it with those to the right of the political spectrum. Within a few hours of the unimaginable horror that Stack wreaked, Washington ComPOST columnist Jonathon Capehart [...]

Texas Sucide Pilot Joe Stack’s Complete Suicide Note

  Let’s make this pefrectly clear from the onset.   Any acts of viloence are inexcusable, unaceptable and intolerable.  Nothing can legitimize ones attempt to carry out revenge or try to carry out their own personal sense of  justice on society.   Therefore, no one….no one…….should see the events that took place today in Texas, as anything but [...]