Conservative Politics
Representative Mark Souder Admits To Having An Affair, Resigns
Representative Mark Souder (R-Ind.) announced his resignation on Tuesday after admitting having an extramarital affair with a part-time female staffer.
Arizona Threatens To Cut Power To L.A. Unless Boycotts Are Lifted
An Arizona utility commissioner said on Wednesday that he is willing to cut off Los Angeles’ power if the city moves forward with its economic boycott of the Grand Canyon State.
Anchor Babies And The Illegal 14th
Because of the wording of the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution, anchor babies—children born to illegal immigrants—not only are granted citizenship, but they open the door for their relatives to become citizens as well. Read this article to learn more about this issue and the 14th Amendment…
Rand Paul Wins Primary, Pledges Change In Washington
Directly following his convincing victory in Kentucky’s GOP Senate primary May 18, Rand Paul declared his allegiance to the Tea Party movement and warned Washington of his impending arrival.
Republicans Ask For Citizens' Opinions On Spending Programs
In an effort to connect with conservative activists and help curb Federal spending, House Republicans announced last week the creation of a new project designed to allow citizens to vote on what they think should be cut from the Federal budget.
Praises, Criticisms Of Kerry-Lieberman Climate Bill Continue
In the days since Senators John Kerry (D-Mass.) and Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) introduced their energy and climate bill proposal, unions, industry groups and other stakeholders have continued to express their views that span an entire spectrum of opinions.
Attorney General Eric Holder's Deputy Testifies In Voter Intimidation Inquiry
As the Obama administration tries to stave off criticism over its dismissal of the investigation into the alleged New Black Panther Party voter intimidation case last year, a top Justice Department official testified on May 14 in front of the United States Civil Rights Commission.
Supreme Injustice
President Barack Obama is covering all the bases when it comes to forming his Supreme Court, an institution which will leave his stamp on America long after he has left office. Read this article to learn what Kagan’s nomination means for Obama’s legacy…
Poll Shows Michigan Residents Oppose Expansion Of Sales Tax
The idea of expanding the sales tax to services has been floated as one way to help lower Michigan’s budget deficit, but a new survey shows that most residents overwhelmingly oppose this measure.
Holder Evades Questioning On Alleged Illegal White House Job Offer
Despite Representative Darrell Issa’s (R-Calif.) intensive questioning at a Congressional hearing last week, Attorney General Eric Holder refused to comment on the status of a possible Justice Department investigation.
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