The shameful history of state-controlled pay and how minorities still suffer from it.
Fighting for Religious Freedom in the Obama Era
October 24, 2012 By 5 Comments
A fierce crowd shows that they are up for the battle.
Muslim Religious Freedom vs. Catholic Religious Freedom
October 10, 2012 By 28 Comments
The Obama administration’s selective interpretation of religious liberty.
The IRS On Steroids
March 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Obamacare depends on your friendly Internal Revenue Service to enforce the individual mandate to purchase health insurance. It will be getting into our face every month to monitor that we all have the health insurance required by the federal government. The feds will have access to our medical records. And the IRS will be collecting the civil [...]
Constitutional Challenge To Obamacare
March 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
With the ink barely dry from President Obama’s signature, the attorneys general in more than a dozen states went to court. They filed lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of Obamacare’s individual mandate requiring virtually all Americans to purchase health insurance.
On his “Is it legal” segment last night, Bill O’Reilly posed the bottom-line question: What are the [...]
A Tale of Two Investigations
February 10, 2010 By 2 Comments
The aftermath of the Goldstone Report: Israel investigates, Palestinians stonewall.
Abdulmutallab’s Lack of Friends – by Jamie Glazov
January 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The mainstream media has, with its typical slick expertise, succeeded in avoiding yet another crucial phenomenon that explains what caused the terror attempt on Flight 253.
It keeps mentioning, in passing, how Abdulmutallab was “lonely,” but it never honestly explores why he was lonely.
In his 300 postings under the name “farouk1986″ in an online forum, the [...]
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Ross Douthat: Did The Republicans Blunder On Health Care? – NYTimes.com
December 21, 2009 By 1 Comment
Yes, say Jonathan Chait and David Frum, in pre-mortems for the G.O.P.’s efforts to derail the Democratic bill. Chait argues that the Republicans could have sold moderate Democrats on a “vastly more limited” piece of legislation, if they’d been willing to compromise early in the process. Instead, by uniting in lockstep opposition and gambling that [...]
