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Another good one from columnist John Hawkins—here are a few from his list: Real median household income is down $4300 since Obama took office. The country has had the longest streak of +8% unemployment…
Read MoreLast week I saw a scary headline: “Romney’s team starts to look like Bush’s.” That’s not good news to those of us who have no desire to go backwards. The article quoted Chris Edwards…
Read MoreAs limited government Republicans we don’t want governmental over-regulation. But we also can’t have under-regulation to the point where banks get so big they’re seen as “too big to fail” (thus needing taxpayer dollars…
Read MoreHere’s another important post from Erick Erickson—and he includes two important links in his article… First, a quick excerpt: There have been many studies out on the “tea party congress” and just how tea…
Read MoreWhen you read on this website or at RepublicanNewsWatch.com that there’s something wrong with the Republican Party—and you think we’re exaggerating, reports like this from Erick Erickson at RedState.com should help convince you otherwise:…
Read MoreI’ve been asked: what can Illinois Republican General Assembly members do since they’re in the minority in both chambers? Good question—and an easy one to answer. When you’re in the minority is when you really need to present a plan to the public. Why else would they vote to put you in charge unless you tell them how you’re going to fix the problems that government has created?
Read MoreIf Republicans knew how to communicate in the modern era we wouldn’t need to learn about this only from a Heritage Foundation email: Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) has introduced a budget resolution that mirrors…
Read MoreFolks, make no mistake—this is the story of two state Republican Parties. One competent (Wisconsin’s), one inept (Illinois’): Wisconsin has pulled back from the brink of fiscal insolvency after Governor Scott Walker’s collective bargaining…
Read MoreCraig Steiner introduces the subject of his latest townhall.com column with this: Over the last six months the economy, our debt problem, and the problems in Europe have largely taken a backseat to the…
Read MoreThis site is like a broken record (yes, that’ s a cliché). But I guess that’s what education is all about. If our “policy makers” would consult genuine policy experts (instead of frauds), our…
Read MoreWhile there are a lot of distressing things in the news these days (as always), there are plenty of angles taken on those news items that make me have to laugh. This is one…
Read MoreThere is no reason the debt clock (view it here) should still be speeding us in the direction of the cliff. Republicans control the U.S. House of Representatives where all spending bills originate. Republicans…
Read MoreGovernment debt that extends into infinity is taxation without representation and is thus unconstitutional. From ConstitutionReclaimed.com…
Read MoreVictor Davis Hanson points out the obvious – well, it’s actually not obvious to most people but it should be: As America re-examines its military, entitlements, energy sources, and popular culture, it will learn…
Read MoreI’ve given my opinion on the topic of what’s called “intelligence” in a post titled “Political I.Q.: Intelligence and athletic ability.” Watch the following and tell me that it wasn’t the “intelligent” people who…
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