Obama’s Policies Since 2008: “Nope” to Hope and an Unfortunate “Yes” to Change

There has been change, but not for those who espouse traditional American values and do not believe that the government should intrude into every facet of their lives.

Memo to Tea Party: Stick Together Post-Election

After this election, the Tea Party movement will find different challenges in the new political environment.

Pelosi’s Reign as Speaker: One Long Power Trip

In 2008, she released a book called “Know Your Power: A Message to America’s Daughters.” The title of her book is fitting, as her reign as speaker has been all about attaining exactly that – power.

Political Campaigns: United States v. South Korea

In South Korea, many young people are passionate and patriotic, and they tend to be more interested in elections and political campaigns.

Hey, J-J-Jaded: The Youth Vote is Turning on Liberal Progressives

“Jaded” goes beyond “disappointed,” because our disappointment consequently affects all future perception of that in which we had hope.

Reid’s Daschling by a Thread

Like Daschle, Reid has been in Washington a long time and served four terms in the Senate — long enough for his antics to become legendary.

One More Obama Trick Exposed, Stopped

Ban on homosexual conduct in the military likely to remain in place while legal proceedings continue