Archive for March, 2010

Obama promised a new era of post-partisanship. In office, he’s played racial politics and further split the country.

An anti-illegal immigration group is calling on the Obama to ensure a smooth exit for illegal immigrants.

If Education Secretary Duncan has his way, kids would be spending a lot more time at school.

Why does the former Enron adviser write things that are flatly untrue?

In New Hampshire, Kelly Ayotte’s (R) appeal to moderate voters crumbled after her endorsement by Sarah Palin.

Divisiveness didn’t move much for 18 years, but then spiked since the beginning of the Obama administration.

Illegal immigrants across Phoenix are selling the contents of their homes and moving before the law takes effect.

Watch Paul Ryan make a monkey out of Chris Matthews over taxes and spending.

The federal government is rapidly expanding a program to identify illegal immigrants using fingerprints from arrests.

Obama and Congressional Democrats want to raise taxes in the top two income tax rates in January 2011.

A former CIA director says military action against Iran now seems more likely.

Of the 57 Dems who took control of GOP-held seats in the past two elections, 34 are facing competitive races.

Colorado’s GOP is struggling with gubernatorial and Senate candidates who have stumbled in recent months.

Take a look at what is happening in Great Britain. Is this the future for socialized medicine in America?

The NAACP says it was “snookered” by Fox on the Sherrod story. I say we’ve all been snookered by the NAACP.

Let’s take a breather from any more national dialoguing on the issue of race. Please.

Rep. Charles Rangel will stand trial on ethics charges after a House panel accused him of multiple violations.

The wisdom of Louisiana voters to reject Obama is becoming more apparent every day.

Journolist has become a forum for lefty journalists to talk about how to push their progressive agenda on America.

It all adds up to a lack of confidence in Obama among some in corporate America.

By not extending tax relief enacted in 2001 and 2003, our nation would face the largest tax increase in history.

Gallup’s 2010 Confidence in Institutions poll finds Congress ranking dead last out of the 16 institutions rated.

Two more Senate Democrats called for extending tax cuts for all earners, including those with the highest incomes.

The conversation on Journolist began with a debate over how best to attack Sarah Palin.

According to Colorado State Patrol, the man who ran the light is not in the United States legally.

Candidates are capitalizing on anti-incumbent fervor and proposing term limits to bring the power back to the people.

Black markets make problems worse. America should let more people come here legally.

The only people screaming “no” louder than the Grand Old Party are the American people.

A year after President Obama’s political honeymoon, his job approval rating has dropped to a negative 44 – 48%.

Documents show media plotting to kill stories about Rev. Jeremiah Wright in order to benefit candidate Obama.

A House committee has approved the creation of an official Tea Party Caucus.

Colorado, the vanguard of a Democratic juggernaut for three straight election cycles, has flipped.

Ryan’s popularity among Republicans has surged following his sparring matches with Obama on health care.

Writes Nieli, there seems an unwritten admissions rule at America’s elite schools: “Poor Whites Need Not Apply.”

Credit card fraud is a serious problem. But race card fraud is an even bigger problem.

The most underrepresented groups on elite campuses often aren’t racial minorities; they’re working-class whites.

Nationwide, a Pew survey showed Republicans with an edge over Democrats — 44% to 36% — among independents.

America is struggling with a sputtering economy, but times are booming for DC’s governing class.

Gov. Herbert plans a summit on Tuesday to discuss Utah’s options for dealing with immigration reform.

The “Tea Party”-favored candidate, Weld County District Attorney Ken Buck, has gone from long shot to front-runner.

If you want a preview of President Obama’s health care “reform,” take a look at Massachusetts.

In his quest to shut down drilling, Salazar has run roughshod over scientific integrity, transparency, and the economy.

Bell, California has a per capita income 50% of the U.S., yet it’s officials get some of the highest salaries.

In spite of massive illegal alien driven identity theft, Utah officials largely tend to ignore this serious felony.

Illegal aliens qualify for food stamps while American citizens with the same total income were being denied.

Liberals wary of cuts to Social Security benefits are taking on President Obama’s fiscal commission.

Mitt Romney is dominating fundraising in the nascent GOP 2012 presidential field.

Plagiarism scandal surrounding Colorado GOP gubernatorial front-runner Scott McInnis has the race in turmoil.

Senators or Senate employees received 30 loans from program that provided cut-rate terms to favored borrowers.

The Dem co-chair of Obama’s fiscal commission said the health care bill will do very little to bring down costs.