Conservative Politics
Highest Court Hands Victory To Gun Rights Advocates
In a landmark decision, the United States Supreme Court has struck down a long-standing handgun ban in the controversial McDonald v Chicago case.
Brewer: Most Illegal Immigrants Smuggle Drugs Into The United States
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer has said that the majority of illegal immigrants smuggle drugs when they cross the border into the United States.
Court Rules State May Seize Private Land For Columbia Campus Development
A New York court has ruled in a controversial case to allow the state to take over private land for the purpose of allowing Columbia University to expand its campus into the Harlem neighborhood, according to media reports.
GOP Senators Block New Spending Package
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has said that he will pull a Democratic-backed economic relief bill from the floor after it was defeated for the third time last week.
Paradise Lost: For The Gulf Coast And The United States
In the epic poem Paradise Lost, Adam and Eve have taken the forbidden fruit and God is asking Adam why. As in Genesis, Adam is passing the buck, telling God that this woman whom He made gave him the fruit. Just as Adam did with Eve, President Barack Obama is shifting as much blame as he can onto BP. Read this article to learn what this means for the country’s energy supply…
Congress Comes A Step Closer To Financial Overhaul
On June 25 lawmakers approved a bill that reconciles the House and Senate Wall Street reform proposals, clearing the way for final votes on what has been described as the most sweeping financial sector overhaul since the 1930s.
Conservatives Up In Arms Over Florida Governor Abortion Stance
Earlier this month Florida Governor Charlie Crist vetoed a bill that would have required a woman to get an ultrasound before an abortion, in an apparent reversal of his earlier pro-life stance. In response, a conservative group launched an ad campaign targeting the governor who is running for the United States Senate later this year.
Chief Afghanistan Commander Resigns After Criticizing Obama Administration In An Interview
General Stanley McChrystal was removed from his position as the commander of the United States armed forces in Afghanistan last week after he and his aides ridiculed several members of the Obama administration during a recent interview with Rolling Stone magazine.
California Considers Statewide Boycott Of Arizona
In response to Arizona’s controversial new immigration law, several California Democrats plan to introduce a resolution to boycott the Grand Canyon State, according to the Associated Press (AP).
Opposition To Kagan Nomination Mounting
A growing number of American voters believe that the Senate should not confirm Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan following the hearings that are scheduled to commence this week, according to a new Rasmussen Reports survey.
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