By: timhawke (Diary)  |  April 21st at 04:01 PM  | 

Terrorists Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev were responsible for the bombing in Boston last week that killed 3 (including an eight-year-old boy) and injured almost two hundred. Then they killed an MIT campus police officer and critically wounded another policeman in a wild chase that ended in the death of Tamerlan and the arrest of Dzhokhar. Shortly after Dzhokhar’s arrest, several Republican lawmakers, including John McCain and | Read More »

By: timhawke (Diary)  |  March 28th at 01:08 PM  | 

With the Supreme Court considering the constitutionality of the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and California’s Proposition 8, there has been a lot of great commentary on RedState explaining the importance of defending traditional marriage. Earlier today, Mike DeVine pointed out the blatant violation of our fundamental democratic principles committed by Jerry Brown’s and Barack Obama’s failures to defend our states’ and nation’s laws and | Read More »

By: timhawke (Diary)  |  November 13th at 02:31 PM  | 

So it begins. As we discuss our menu of options in dealing with our ever-expanding budget deficit and public debt, we really have no good options. Boehner and McConnell seem ready to cave to the Dems, as usual. That will mean increased taxes without the necessary spending cuts. The result will be continued economic decline (possibly collapse) while the debt continues to grow out of control. | Read More »

By: timhawke (Diary)  |  November 7th at 12:54 AM  | 

The bad news We lost the presidency. We lost the Senate. That was rough. I think first and foremost we need to realize what this means for the future of our country. Few of us underestimated the importance of this election. Here are few of the things we can now expect: The death of the American small business. This is the most hypocritical aspect of the | Read More »

By: timhawke (Diary)  |  August 15th at 01:45 PM  | 

There’s a new poll out from USA Today that should be highly encouraging for those of us who have been wondering how it’s possible that most polls are finding that this election is so close. How is it, we’ve asked ourselves again and again, that a socialist president whose economic policies have demonstrably led to high unemployment and slow growth and who is actively working | Read More »