Lee Culpepper If domestic violence, rape, or murder were to threaten 40 percent of the nation’s women like irresponsible pregnancies do, perhaps America might finally own up to which political party empowers women and which party merely patronizes them. In fact, Colorado’s recent recall elections involving anti-gun politicians are bringing light to this reality. After […] Continue reading → 
Selwyn Duke, What kind of leader wants a military more loyal to himself than to the rule of law? And why? These are two questions to ponder when considering the strange happenings in the armed forces since Barack Obama took office. Let’s start with a hypothetical. Let’s say you were a hard-left-wing commander in chief […] Continue reading → 
Guns.com – by S.H. Blannelberry Is there a double standard in Washington, D.C. when it comes to gun politics? Are gun control supporters given certain allowances that gun owners and gun rights advocates are not privy too? It appears that’s the case if one is to accept a new report by intrepid journalist Emily Miller, the […] Continue reading → 
By John J Kirkwood Even though my last column, A CALL TO ARMS, had a fancy CAVEAT EMPTOR that opened with the sentence, “This column is not calling for violence,” some critics chose to present it as a foolish call for insurrection, and still others thought it necessary to calm the “pitchforked and torched” masses […] Continue reading → 
The American people are sick and tired of the corruption that is destroying America! We therefore declare a GENERAL STRIKE on the weekend of October 11-13, 2013! Truck drivers will not haul freight! Americans can strike in solidarity with truck drivers! Live Video: http://www.chart.state.md.us/video/video.php?feed=9d010b5800f700d700437a45351f0214 Please send all media inquiries to [email protected]. (Formerly “Truckers To […] Continue reading → 
During the 1980s, a colorful Washington figure used to stand in Lafayette Square near the White House holding a sign: “Arrest Me. I Question the Validity of the Public Debt. Repeal Section 4, Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.” That section reads: “The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, […] Continue reading → 
The power of the Obama administration has been thwarted by Vietnam veterans (until the police were called in) and successfully by WWII vets in the nation’s capital. Now U.S. News and World Report reports that: “Tractor-trailer drivers will intentionally clog the inner loop of the Washington, D.C., beltway beginning on the morning of Oct. 11, […] Continue reading → 
Leah Barkoukis With two victories now under their belt, gun rights activists in Colorado are refocusing their efforts to recall state Sen. Evie Hudak—despite a failed attempt less than six months ago. “She has infringed upon our constitutional right to keep and bear arms. She has voted to make all citizens less safe […] Continue reading → 
At a press conference held by Senate Democrats on October 2, Majority Leader Harry Reid asked reporters, “What right did they [Members of the House of Representatives] have to pick and choose what part of government is going to be funded?” The answer is found in the Constitution and its traditional implementation. Article I, Section […] Continue reading → 
Jack Eldon Jackson Let’s face it — in most everything we do in life, we have a choice. We can take the high road or we can take the low road. Knowing which road, when to take it, and why, can sometimes alter the course of history. Such was the case with our Founders during […] Continue reading → 
By John J Kirkwood This column is not calling for violence, but for the capacity for violence, for righteous indignation, for the means to defend the unalienable rights that were enumerated by our fathers, passed down by our Holy Father, and now stand in jeopardy. “Yours is the party that ‘hates’ government,” responded a […] Continue reading → 