If there was ever a reason to stop gun control, we now have a perfect example. In broad daylight, a self-identified Muslim shouting ‘Allah Akbar’ and an accomplice repeatedly stabbed and tried to behead an off-duty soldier in front of dozens of passers-by. What could they do? They were unarmed. Someone with a gun could have [...] Continue reading → 
On Wednesday, Lois Lerner, Director of the IRS Tax Exempt Division, pleaded the Fifth in front of Congress. Steadfastly refusing to offer testimony in a vain attempt to stonewall Congressional examination, Lerner’s self-imposed silence was expected. Unfortunately for her, Lerner wasn’t quite silent enough. She succumbed to the rampant but completely mistaken Democrat assertion of [...] Continue reading → 
On May 14, members of the House Ways and Means Committee sent a letter to the IRS demanding to see all of their communications with the White House concerning the targeting of conservative groups. The letter was signed by Rep. Dave Camp (R-MI), Chairman of the Committee and Rep. Sander Levin (D-MI), the ranking Democrat [...] Continue reading → 
Two Muslim men shouting “Allah Akbar” (“God is Great”) butchered an off-duty British soldier with knives and meat cleavers in front of horrified witnesses in a London street on Wednesday. The men encouraged passers-by with cameras to record them as they tried to behead the soldier in the Woolwich area of London. After the murder, [...] Continue reading → 
The argument over vaccination is largely based on miscommunication. Most vaccine detractors actually have no issue whatsoever with the concept of vaccination. As an extension of the homeopathic principle of hormesis, vaccination in concept (and even in practice) is far older than allopathic medicine. Most people “against vaccination” take issue with many of the highly [...] Continue reading → 
First of all, isn’t that anti-Semitic to say anything about Jews in Hollywood? Isn’t that an unfair stereotype? The only politically correct thing to say is that there are no Jewish people in the entertainment industry. Or just don’t say anything about it at all. But I guess if you’re the Vice President with a [...] Continue reading → 
Black people love fried chicken. That’s a general fact. It’s not true of all black people, but “general” doesn’t mean universal and absolute. So when this morning I read a story of manufactured outrage over a comment from a Hispanic golfer about half-black Tiger Woods liking fried chicken, I got pretty outraged myself. Sergio Garcia [...] Continue reading → 
“If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all” used to be good enough. Nope. Not anymore. In a new encyclical to Department of Justice employees intended to establish a better workplace environment for LGBT employees, supervisors are instructed, among other things: DON’T judge or remain silent. Silence will be interpreted [...] Continue reading → 
As the White House has been slammed with scandals such as Benghazi, Extortion 17, the AP phone tapping scandal, targeting FOX News, and the IRS targeting conservative groups, Obama appeared before the nation at a press conference. In the middle of answering a question about the IRS scandal, it began to rain. Obama had the [...] Continue reading → 
The argument is simple enough. If a person is born a certain way, who are we to judge what they are? A person born with black skin is that way because of his or her genes. We’ve been told that homosexuality is gene-directed. A person’s DNA determines sexual attraction and identity even though the sexual [...] Continue reading → 
First the IRS targeted conservatives and then the EPA is accused of doing the same thing. Now we learn that the Department of Justice (under AG Eric Holder should be named the Department of Injustice) not only went after the phone records of AP reporters, but they have also targeted three members of Fox News [...] Continue reading → 
Global warming has kicked tornado season off to a bloody start. At least twenty-four confirmed deaths and hundreds of injuries are the result of a tornado more than a mile wide that ripped through an area outside Oklahoma City, OK. But don’t be fooled into thinking that tornado season typically does bring with it death [...] Continue reading →