Add this to your political fact book: The “Obama Bounce” only exists when Barack Obama is running. It disappears when he is not. The pundits who guessed Virginia would be a “blue state” post-Obama can quit their jobs now. Stick Virginia back in the swing-state category, and with tonight’s 17 …
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In 1621 Pilgrims joined together with Native American Indians on New England soil to enjoy a feast celebrating the Pilgrims very first harvest. Plymouth’s Governor, William Bradford, made provisions for a day of prayer and thanksgiving. The following are 10 thoughts on Thanksgiving: 1. Americans will consume over 45 million …
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President Obama is at it again. Our economy stuck in first gear, the president is again indulging in revisionist history–blaming the rich and his predecessors for high unemployment and misadventures in statism. Sadly, his claims are all too easy to debunk. Sunday, on “60 Minutes,” Mr. Obama declared that he …
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Hollywood director Oliver Stone – who previously tried to rewrite history with his ultra-left conspiracy work of fiction “JFK” is at it again. But this time he’s not accusing the American government of murdering its own president. Instead, he’s simply trying to stop the “Jewish domination of the media,” so …
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While former “Obama girl” Amber Lee Ettinger is reportedly getting over her crush on our president, recent evidence has surfaced that some Americans may be regretting the breakup they had with their last ex; ex-president that is. The media is buzzing about a little billboard off I-35 near a small …
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Today, current Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter and Congressman Joe Sestak face off in the state’s Democratic primary. Polls show the candidates in a dead heat. The number of undecideds is still in the double digits, meaning that roughly one third of eligible voters have yet to make up their minds. …
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Having been denied her party’s nomination for another term, United States Sen. Lisa Murkowski has embarked on an uphill, nearly impossible bid to keep her seat. These are the facts. The only way Sen. Murkowski can win another term is for a plurality of the voters in Alaska to write …
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In 1621 Pilgrims joined together with Native American Indians on New England soil to enjoy a feast celebrating the Pilgrims very first harvest. Plymouth’s Governor, William Bradford, made provisions for a day of prayer and thanksgiving. The following are 10 thoughts on Thanksgiving: 1. Americans will consume over 45 million …
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In “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” author Robert Kiyosaki explained the different views of wealth that poor and rich people have. Kiyosaki showed readers how to learn from those opposite outlooks and be successful. President Barack Obama must be vying to write the latest sequel. Only, Obama wants to turn things …
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Mon, 04 May 2009 17:03:12 +0000 – “We are not losing blue states and shrinking as a party because we are not conservative enough. If we pursue a party that has no place for someone who agrees with me 70 percent of the time, that is based on an ideological …
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