Conservative Politics
Court's Decision Opens Doors To Ground Zero Mosque
A ruling by New York City’s Landmarks Preservation Commission denied landmark status for a downtown building, opening the way for its demolition and the construction of a controversial Islamic center near the site of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Children, Beware The Food Police
Most every child has sought to fulfill their entrepreneurial spirit by opening a sidewalk lemonade stand. It’s as American as hotdogs, apple pie and… lemonade. And as 7-year-old Julie Murphy of Oregon made plans do the same thing millions of kids have done before her—during an art fair held the last Thursday of each month on the streets of Northeast Portland and conveniently called Last Thursday—she never dreamed she’d be violating a government regulation.
Gun Control Group Endorses Pat Quinn For Illinois Governor
Still lagging in the polls, Democratic Illinois Governor Pat Quinn has picked up an endorsement from a radical gun control organization.
Obama: Troop Withdrawal In Iraq Is On Schedule
President Obama said on Monday that his plan to drastically reduce the number of United States troops in Iraq by the end of the summer is on schedule, suggesting that America’s military efforts in the war-torn nation are nearing a conclusion.
Poll Results Show Americans Not On Board With Key Democrat Policies
Even as Democrats have vowed not to renew President Bush’s tax cuts on the wealthy and have pushed for the development of alternative energy sources, a survey has found that Americans oppose higher taxes and support domestic oil exploration.
How Capitalism Will Save Us
I’d like to take credit for the title of today’s column but I can’t. It comes from my favorite American capitalist, Steve Forbes. It was the title of a speech he gave at the huge gathering of 2,000 stubborn individualists at FreedomFest last month. And it is also, not so coincidentally, the title of his latest book, which I hope you’ll read. Read this article for a lesson on capitalism from Steve Forbes…
Virginia's Challenge Of Healthcare Reform Law Moves Forward
Critics of Federal healthcare reform won a small battle in Virginia on Monday when a United States District Court judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit that challenges the constitutionality of the recently passed measure.
Senator Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) Talks With Robert Ringer
Senator Jim DeMint is one of the most effective conservative leaders in Washington. He is a strong proponent of smaller government, individual liberty, a strong national defense and traditional values. Author Robert Ringer recently interviewed DeMint who discussed the future direction of the Republican Party, the role of government, the Tea Party movement and what’s in store for the November elections…
Physicians From The Tea Party Embrace Sharron Angle, Oppose Healthcare Reform
An event set for Aug. 7 in San Diego will bring together doctors who are members or supporters of the Tea Party movement and United States Senate candidate from Nevada Sharron Angle, who has been an outspoken opponent of the administration’s healthcare reform.
ACLU Challenges FBI On Race, Ethnic Data Collection
Amid allegations that the new Arizona immigration law may lead to racial profiling, a civil rights organization has requested records in a separate case that may yet influence the ongoing legal challenges to Arizona’s bill.
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