Why don’t I trust Obama’s motives?
It’s obviously not just me. A quick Google search using the phrase “Dictators streamline government” popped with more than 41 …
Tag Archives: Congress
Federal overspending made simple to understand
The following comes from David Barton at Wallbuilders. It puts the federal budget into numbers that are much easier to …
Some unanswered questions and thoughts of a former journalist
Let’s see if I understand this correctly: I can own a private enterprise that is quite profitable and makes lots …
Democrats, the media and their terrorist agenda
America has an avowed policy against negotiating with terrorists, particularly when those terrorists are holding hostages. Or at least that’s …
Kick the can
How much farther down the road is Congress and the President willing to kick the can?
Did Rush fail or did we truly doubt doubt him?
Shortly after Obama was inaugurated the state media in the United States picked up and ran with Rush Limbaugh’s hopes …
Arizona rancher fails 3-S principle
One of the hallmarks of American liberty is private property rights, or so it used to be. For as long …
Ceding America’s sovereignty through food policy
American sovereignty is probably in no greater danger than now as Congress moves to cede decisions on agricultural production and …
Congress has duty to declare war on Mexico
Article 1, Section 8 of the US Constitution gives Congress the authority to declare war. This is certainly in keeping …
Protecting liberty: America’s first defense against government
Any government capable of disarming its citizens is not only capable of, but is also very likely preparing for the day when those in power plan to rule by despotism and inflict all sorts of evil on their subjects.
