Here's the story: "Women are not only more likely to be the primary caregivers in a family. Increasingly, they are primary breadwinners, too." Who needs men? Women can do it all. "America needs a female president." This is all a set up for Hillary in 2016. Like immigration, the female vote is not monolithic, but [...] Continue reading → 
The courtyard outside the Bradford County Courthouse in north Florida will include quotations from Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and Madalyn Murray O'Hair, the founder of American Atheists. It will also include a list of Old Testament punishments that mandate the death penalty. The atheist monument will stand next to a copy of the [...] Continue reading → 
The so-called war on women came into existence via the Democratic Party; let’s make that perfectly clear. There was no war on women until Democrats created it, or at least created the illusion of it. Any protests against the notion of there being a war on women was, they claimed, further evidence that the war [...] Continue reading → 
For Father’s Day, the White House tweeted a photo of the President running around a swimming pool holding a squirt gun. The photo was accompanied by the message: “Hope all the dads out there have a great Father’s Day weekend.” The toy gun looked like a short semi-automatic “assault” rifle. It looked like one of [...] Continue reading → 
It seems that in the wake of the IRS and NSA scandals that the Benghazi scandal has almost been forgotten. However the recent admission of Martin Dempsey, Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, is certain to bring it all back into the limelight. In the weeks following the Sept. 11, 2012 attack on the US [...] Continue reading → 
George Orwell (Eric Blair) began writing 1984, his novel of a dystopian future and the omnipresent Big Brother, in 1944. It was published in London in 1949 and five days later in New York. An immediate hit, the novel has remained in print, serialized on the radio, and produced on stage, screen, and television. (On [...] Continue reading → 
The Supreme Court is set to make a ruling any time now, possibly even today, on gay marriage. One of the particular matters in question is whether it is constitutional for states that don't recognize gay marriage not to recognize the unions of homosexual couples who were "married" in other, pro-gay-marriage states. Fred Sainz, a [...] Continue reading → 
What better way for the Obama administration to divert America’s attention away from all the scandals than to beat the war drums? All of a sudden, the White House claims that they have evidence that Syrian President Assad has used sarin gas on his own people and the “rebel” forces. What evidence do they have? [...] Continue reading → 
The dog is being wagged as the White House finally decides to openly give military help to Syrian "rebels." The mainstream U.S. media are acting like this is all a new and sudden development, when the military buildup and increasing tensions in and around Syria have been well-known to the rest of the world. On [...] Continue reading → 
The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) was first signed into law in 1965 by President Lyndon B. Johnson. In 2001, President George W. Bush helped to revamp the ESEA and gave it the name No Child Left Behind Act. Bush’s version of the statute expired in 2007. Since its expiration, Congress has made a [...] Continue reading → 
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) described her belief in abortion as “sacred ground.” She needs a lesson in abortion realism. In 2004, after the murder of Laci Peterson and her unborn baby, Congress passed the Unborn Victims of Violence Act. This was a step toward giving legal protection to the unborn. The irony of this law [...] Continue reading → 
Being able to attend lavish conferences is one of the many perks of working for a massive, bloated federal government that has absolutely no regard for money that they’ve confiscated through taxes. They don’t earn the money. They just take it, and they spend it however they want. Since it’s not their money, and since [...] Continue reading →