This new book was essentially written for women, but guys would probably benefit from reading it as well. From the book’s web site: Ladies, Can We Talk? is an empowering message to women—encouraging all of us to embrace our role as leaders in America, now and in the future. This book inspires women to recognize [...] Read more »
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Out of the mouth of…our youth! Read more »
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Brevity, clarity and a strong dose of sincerity: Read more »
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There was a point in time…in the first year in Obama’s presidency…when the Dems changed their method of operation. For the longest time (decades actually), their method was subtle, slow, and inconspicuous. It worked. For many years. Obama changed the MO. His arrogance was too great to be able to continue the slow, but successful, [...] Read more »
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In a very interesting article published at the Fox News site, the subject of charity was surveyed. Here is the article: Residents in Republican-leaning states give more of their money to charity than those in Democrat-leaning states, according to a new study. The Chronicle of Philanthropy’s study released this week found the eight states with [...] Read more »
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This video gives a good idea of what Paul Ryan believes and how he would go about fixing things. Read more »
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Here’s an opinion piece by Chuck Green (left) who writes “Greener Pastures” for the Aurora ( Colorado ) Sentinel…one of the more liberal papers in the country. Additionally, Mr. Green is a life long Democrat…so this is rather a stunning piece. Green: Obama Is a Victim of Bush’s Failed Promises Barack Obama is setting a record-setting number of records during his [...] Read more »
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Allen West's speech to the House during Black History Month. If you believe the Democrats were instrumental in securing the various rights and freedoms for Black Americans, watch this video and be prepared to be seriously stunned. Read more »
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By John Eberhard The United States is heading down a dangerous road. 50% of all U.S. households receive some kind of public assistance. Roughly the same percentage pay no taxes. Common sense says that that is mathematically unsustainable. But Democrats have bloated government spending and government borrowing to continue to fund unsustainable entitlements. And the [...] Read more »
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This is one superb video. It moves along quickly, but every point is compelling. Read more »
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A close friend of mine told me the Republican candidates are not strong enough. I asked him what he meant by “strong enough.” “Well,” he said, “no one, except for the ocassional Newt outburst to a debate host, is stating our case strongly enough.” I said, “Are you saying there’s not enough emotion behind the [...] Read more »
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I’m reading Imprimus, a publication of Hillsdale Collge. The article is about whether we need the Department of Education or not. The article mentions the word “subsidiarity.” The info given is: On a more philosophical level, the framers of America’s limited government had a broad allegiance to what Catholics call the principle of subsidiarity. In [...] Read more »
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Guess who said the following: "We have tried spending money. We are spending more than we have ever spent before and it does not work." Was it Rush Limbaugh? Karl Rove? Mark Levin? Newt Gingrich? Not even close. It was Henry Morgenthau, Secretary of the Treasury under Franklin D. Roosevelt and one of FDR's closest [...] Read more »
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