by Philip Hodges Pro-choice Nancy Pelosi is elated about forcing millions of Americans against their will into Obamacare. It’s called the Affordable Care Act, even though health insurance premiums will, on average, rise by anywhere from 100% to 400%. Pelosi even acknowledged that premiums aren’t going to go down for everybody. She said that there […]Continue reading →
The choice that we face today is between freedoms on the one hand, and ruin on the other. There has never been a generation in our history that has been given more than the generation which was born between 1945 and 1960. They were given so much by their hard and hardy parents, who by […]Continue reading →
Baseball player Yogi Berra once said “you can see a lot just by looking.” Simple wisdom, that President Obama is not likely to heed. In order to see you have to want to look at the truth that’s actually out there. With reality so different from how our president wishes to portray it, he has […]Continue reading →
Obama is clearly not a conservative. As a campaigner Romney is primarily an economic conservative. Yet in his heart he is probably a traditional conservative, and this is what America needs for the next four years. The hallmark of a traditional conservative is “stability through equilibrium” which is the foundation of the writings of Edmund […]Continue reading →
by Tad Cronn In the tradition of such liberal organizations as the New Black Panther Party, the KKK and Occupy Wall Street, the Freedom From Religion Foundation makes its living and builds its reputation by publicly bullying a group that it blames for all the evils in society. The FFRF, founded by atheists Anne […]Continue reading →
The Obama administration’s policies are bad. Bad in the sense that the policies are morally corrupting. They take money and control away from people and give them to government bureaucrats, who then decide what should be done. The policies encourage people to be less responsible personally and to rely more on the government. Former British […]Continue reading →
The recently uncovered tape of Obama addressing students at Loyola University in 1998 has produced an uproar. In the tape, Obama expressed his admiration for redistributive government programs: I think the trick is figuring out how do we structure government systems that pool resources and hence facilitate some redistribution, because I actually believe in redistribution, […]Continue reading →
President Obama was expected to discuss the anti-Islam YouTube film during his UN speech today, and he didn’t disappoint. He devoted over 1,000 words to the topic, much of which had already been said repeatedly by the White House, the State Department, UN Ambassador Susan Rice and government-sponsored commercials in Pakistan: At times, the conflicts […]Continue reading →
Many voters will be comparing Mitt Romney with Barack Obama between now and election day. But what might be even more revealing would be comparing Obama with Obama. There is a big contrast between Obama based on his rhetoric (“Obama 1″) and Obama based on his record (“Obama 2″). For example, during the 2008 election […]Continue reading →
With only a little more than six weeks to go before the election, most consumers of political journalism have long since given up hoping major media outlets will write about anything but the horse race element of the story. The strategies, the gaffes, the attacks and, most of all the polls, are the main elements […]Continue reading →
On Tuesday, Egypt‘s chief prosecutor issued arrest warrants against eight US citizens. Their purported crimes relate either to their reported involvement in the production of the Internet movie critical of Islam that has received so much attention over the past 10 days, or to other alleged anti-Islamic activities. One of the US citizens indicted is […]Continue reading →
America stands at a precipice. Never before have so many of our fundamental, God-given freedoms hung by so thin a thread here at home as they do now. This generation—you and I, our neighbors and co-workers, our families and friends—will soon decide on many fronts whether or not this great experiment in freedom continues or […]Continue reading →
Sheikh Abdullah Bin Bayyah, an influential Muslim scholar and a professor at King Abdul Aziz University in Saudi Arabia, has called for the United Nations to end free speech. Sheikh Abdullah Bin Bayyah. The UN Human Rights Committee has declared the right to free speech and expression may be subjected to restrictions that are “strictly […]Continue reading →