By: SunshineStateSarah (Diary)  |  May 23rd at 12:10 PM  | 

…Netanyahu is correct. What Obama is asking is for him to risk the survival of his entire nation, and he’s right to take what some are calling a “defiant” tone here.

It is almost unprecedented to expect the victor of a war to return territories won in the conflict, especially when such lands are obtained from an aggressor and viewed as strategically essential territories for future defense.

In the entire history of human civilization on this planet, I’m aware of one country, just one, that was victorious in war and then voluntarily gave up conquered territory: The United States.

After World War II, America not only agreed to allow Germany and Japan to retain their independence, but also supported a significant portion of their rebuilding through the Marshall Plan and related programs.

Note, however, that we didn’t call up Hitler in 1943 and try to “negotiate” peace. We fought on land, sea, and air until the German military could take no more. We did not stop fighting until Hitler had committed suicide and the Germans had officially and formally surrendered.

By: SunshineStateSarah (Diary)  |  May 18th at 11:36 PM  | 

I saw a frightening graphic of our national debt at the Washington Post today. [Click here to see a graph of our national debt and debt ceiling over the past 31 years, and projections for the next decade] Note the red line on the graph – that’s the debt ceiling. See how every single time it gets raised, our national debt grows to match it? | Read More »

By: SunshineStateSarah (Diary)  |  April 26th at 08:06 AM  | 

Righteous Indignation is, in my opinion, a must-read for today’s conservative activists. It’s about one-third storytelling about Breitbart’s experiences growing up and making a gradual transition from liberal to conservative, one-third history lesson about the roots of the Left’s takeover of American academia, media, and culture, and one-third ninja lessons in how to be a modern conservative warrior.

By: SunshineStateSarah (Diary)  |  April 19th at 12:39 PM  | 

There’s only one Marco Rubio. But he’s one heckuva fantastic blueprint to follow for a conservative Senate candidate.

Who better to send to the Senate to work with Rubio to fight against the liberal policies of Barack Obama and Harry Reid, than Adam Hasner, the very man who worked with Rubio to fight against the liberal policies of Charlie Crist and George LeMieux?