Congress
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National Security
Team Kerry angered over promise to cooperate with Benghazi investigation
Upset that no invitation was initially sent… Many critics of government officials have often compared holding a politician to a…
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Politics
GOP Rep. introduces bill that would cut off Eric Holder’s government paycheck
If Rep. Blake Farenthold, R-Texas, has his way, Attorney General Eric Holder will not receive a government paycheck. Neither will…
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Law and Government
Pro-gay PAC crashes GOP congressional primary in Virginia
It’s an interesting variation on the divide-and-conquer theme, and one can only wonder whether the same strategy will be played…
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Law and Government
Eric Cantor challenger: Offer of amnesty to children of illegals dishonors founders
The claim by House Republican leadership that the nation’s “founding principles” can be used to justify offering amnesty to the…
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Politics
Obama administration admits deportation figures artificially inflated
For years the Obama administration has been arguing that this president has been tougher on immigration than previous presidents. Yesterday…
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Education
26% of Americans don’t know the Earth revolves around the sun
Ever wonder how we wind up with career criminals and scam artists in elected office year after year? Why yes,…
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Law and Government
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Economy
The Obama administration’s attack on the U.S. financial system
A weapon formed against us.
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Law and Government
‘Do-nothing’ Congress points out that ‘171 House-passed bills are sitting in the Senate’
As reported today at the Hill, “171 House-passed bills are sitting in the Senate,” including forty “job-creation bills.” Here is…
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Law and Government
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Unyielding
Expert: Hackers can use Obamacare website to take over your computer
Until today, most of the “non-computer geeks” among the American public believed the major security problem with Healthcare.gov is the…
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Foreign Affairs
Taqiyya and Hudaybiyyah: The non-deal Iran ‘deal,’ Week 5
When we left our story last time, Iran hadn’t agreed to anything except further negotiation (if she felt like it),…
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Law and Government
Charlie Cook is astounded by rapid shift of generic Congressional ballot
Although sales of “Green Eggs and Ham” spiked up after the 16-day government shutdown in October, the numbers weren’t quite…
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Economy
German official to U.S.: Clean up your banking act or we’ll crash
Warning that a U.S.-British-Dutch financial cartel threatens to topple a teetering European Union, a German official is urging Washington to…
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Politics
GOP: Polls and hinge points of history
What does it mean that recent polls show 7 in 10 respondents think Republicans are putting their agenda ahead of…
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Economy
A pictorial guide to where the U.S. stands economically
A picture, it is said, is worth a thousand words. Following that wisdom, here are 2,000 words, neatly packaged in…
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Law and Government
History will not look kindly on Obama’s boundless ignorance
“Let us never negotiate out of fear. But let us never fear to negotiate.” — John F. Kennedy “Negotiation in the classic…
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Economy
On the job but not getting paid?
I’m very glad Congress and the president decided to make sure the uniformed military will get paid during the government…
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Law and Government
You say Thermopylae, I say Alamo
A few observations on the battle for America’s future as it shapes up heading for 1 October, or perhaps 17…
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Foreign Affairs
Syria: Obama’s head lawyer insists laws don’t matter
The United States has never surrendered its sovereignty to the United Nations… The attorney whose role is to advise the…
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Foreign Affairs
Syria: Now, the run-up to whatever ‘it’ will or won’t be
What the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has voted to authorize is a military operation not to exceed 90 days in…
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Foreign Affairs
No joke: Congress should vote ‘present’ on Syria
You don’t need to be a foreign affairs expert to judge how feckless the president is on his Syria policy. …
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