We’ve become a polarized country. Polls indicate that the partisan divide in our country has never been greater. Perhaps at no time in our history has America more yearned for a figure to transcend that divide. We are looking for a singular figure behind whom, we can unite. I submit to you that man is Vladimir Putin. I understand that there are many who would | Read More »
Although President Obama is clearly regretting his “private sector is doing fine” gaffe, it still doesn’t even approach the stupidest thing he said during Friday’s speech. There was a singular theme consistent throughout that spoke so loudly of his absolute ignorance of even the most basic economic theory, that it was simply breathtaking. When speaking about the current state of the U.S. economy, our president | Read More »
Once upon a time, there was a cute little Spanish style house in a city called Inglewood, California. The people who had owned the house had some trouble after one of them had lost their job, and had stopped making their payments to the bank that loaned them the money to buy the house in the first place. Unfortunately, the contract that they signed said | Read More »
When the democrats get involved in trying to reduce debt and deficit, it always involves increasing taxes or creating new ones. When it’s the republicans’ turn, it always comes down to cutting programs. The best part is that both sides accuse the other of refusing to compromise. In the meantime, there are gross inefficiencies that exist within the structure of government spending that continue unabated | Read More »
In a honeymoon so short that it would be noteworthy in Hollywood, investors are already suing Facebook! In fact, they’re also suing Morgan Stanley, who underwrote the IPO, and there has been a congressional investigation launched. In what can only be regarded as blind ignorance, investors completely disregarded business analysts all over television and the internet discussing the fact that Facebook had yet to figure | Read More »
You have seen it dozens of times on television shows. The FBI works with a confidential informant to bring down major criminal enterprises with a fair amount of regularity. No matter how vile the actions of these individuals, they are treated with the utmost care to keep their identities secret. In fact, after the court hearings are over and the verdicts handed down, the government | Read More »
After watching some of the material put out by Project Veritas, I had an idea about how to commit massive voter fraud using the existing voter system. As a big proponent of voter ID laws, I wanted to make a point of how easy and pervasive simple voter fraud can be in this country. Please don’t forward the link to “community organizers”! First thing you | Read More »
Dear Class of 2012: Congratulations on your accomplishment. Your hard work and persistence has been rewarded with your diploma. You have done your parents, your community and yourselves proud. Now, you enter the workforce in very uncertain times. The job market for young college graduates has virtually never been worse. Economic conditions and government regulations are putting employers in a very difficult situation, and your | Read More »
Let’s talk about the national debt for a moment, shall we? I know, with all the other, sexier items in the news; the boring old debt conversation has sort of faded into the background. That fact is alarming. The debt incurred by the United States is big and scary, and nobody wants to talk about it until the debt ceiling needs to be raised. It | Read More »
We broke the system. The original idea of our democratic republic is long gone. Our beloved republic is becoming the very tyrannical central government that led to its creation in the first place. The system with which we are left, is one based upon career politicians raiding the treasury for re-election and higher office. With the drunken disregard of a gambler playing with colorful chips | Read More »
We all know the guy. He’s the one with money on every game, every Sunday. You know, he’s the one who takes your remote and changes back and forth between games with dizzying speed hanging on every last second; because he The Giants to kick one more field goal to cover, or The Bears to get that last big stop so they can run out | Read More »
April 28, 2012 Yorba Linda, CA In what can only be described as an election year shocker, Richard Nixon has appointed Eric Holder to be his new Attorney General nearly a week after the eighteenth anniversary of his own death. Although this unprecedented political maneuver represents the first time that a President has appointed someone after having been out of office, (Not to mention for | Read More »
Student loan interest rates are set to increase from 3.5% to 6.8% this July. The fact is that we really can’t afford for them to do so. As a conservative, I have to say that I think they probably should increase. At some point in time, we are going to have to start exercising some restraint with our spending. We begin that era January of | Read More »
Maybe it’s just me. Having been involved in political campaigns for both my father, and one of my very good friends, it’s very possible that I am just jaded to the whole process of elections, but recent developments with Media Matters have me seeing a conspiracy. Although even the most casual observer would see that the 501C3 status afforded Media Matters, a very clear left | Read More »
Dear Mr. President: On the way in to work this morning, I was listening to you discuss your new strategy for lowering gas prices. Although I must say that I agree with the idea of increasing margin requirements for speculators, what really struck me was your use of disingenuous language in describing the money that oil companies write off for research and exploration as “spending taxpayer | Read More »
Recently, the amount of money owed on student loan debt surpassed that owed on both automobiles and credit cards, to a daunting number approaching a trillion dollars. That’s right, the amount of money owed personally by current or former American students is more than 75% of the amount that the United States owes China. It’s pretty scary when you consider all of the attention that | Read More »
In all of the recent fervor associated with the Supreme Court’s review of the constitutionality of the individual mandate in “Obamacare”, there has been a great deal of discussion about women’s rights. Cancer screening, mammograms and, quite vocally, birth control have all been topics of conversation as it pertains to the Affordable Care Act. While it’s true that women’s health care issues can be more | Read More »
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