WND: Craig R. Smith: US Government should bail out of bailouts
I’m concerned about the bailouts at taxpayer expense, but I am MORE concerned about Wall Streets response to the bailout news. They should not be so vested in taxpayer money to prop up stock prices. To me, the news that wall street rallied yesterday was the most depressing economic info I have heard in a … Continue reading
HuffPo: Conservatives turn on McCain Palin….who cares?
Only liberals would believe it was a problem if there is not one hundred percent conservative consensus about Palin. This brings to mind a passage from David Horowitzs bio Radical Son, he said that during his conversion to conservatism he began reading conservative writers and was amazed at the level of debate and disagreement in … Continue reading
Townhall: Nathan Tabor: Parental Politics
“The images are as wholesome as a Hallmark card—Caroline Kennedy and her little brother John-John gracing the White House. When their father was elected President, Caroline was only 3; her brother, just a baby. Their father would face great challenges during his brief time in office—the Cuban Missile crisis, civil rights, Vietnam. Yet, no one … Continue reading
WND: Jerome Corsi: What Obama didn’t dispute in my book
Corsi responds to the Obama Campaigns response to his number one best seller, which I ordered from WND yesterday! Jenny Hatch NEW YORK – The Obama campaign, in its 40-page “Unfit for Publication” commentary, alleged my book, “The Obama Nation,” contains lies, but as I documented in a rebuttal published on WorldNetDaily on Sept. 7, … Continue reading
Power Line blog: Panic in the streets
The Democratic streets, anyway, as Jim Wooten writes: “Democrats know something, and desperation is setting in. They have a novice campaigner who wanders off message. With every advantage in the primaries, Obama couldn’t win the big states — New York, New Jersey, Ohio and Pennsylvania — against Hillary Clinton, even when he got to define … Continue reading







