September, 2015

Camp Lone Star — Down to the Wire Ninth Amendment Rights

Wind Capacity Factors Drop on West Coast Due to Poor Wind Speeds

Oh good: Iran will release 3 U.S. hostages if we release 19 actual criminals

Boehner runs to media to rip conservative ‘false prophets’

MSNBC: Hillary won’t ‘reassure’ Dems email scandal is over - because more is coming.

If you tuned in Sunday morning to see the "inevitable" candidate's Meet The Press interview with Chuck Todd, you likely noticed the moment of "the big fail." Yes, the whole segment was another in a long line of Hillary Clinton's poor performances, but one question really stood out as problematic.

The Pope, Climate Change, and VW

The Line in the Sand is Shifting to Israel

UP Express Ticket Price Strategy Reveals Metrolinx Lack of Strategic Vision

Holiday Like a Celebrity in New Zealand

Drafting the Pope into global warming and One World Government Battles a failure

Proof of the abysmal failure of President Barack Obama, Pope Francis and the ever interchanging Poohbahs of the United Nations the first day after the uber pomp and circumstance of the papal visit becomes the past can be found in the answer to a single question: “Are you any more a global citizen today than you were yesterday?”

CTF Releases 2015 Federal Election Spending Tracker

‘Minority Report’ Is 40 Years Ahead of Schedule: The Fictional World Has Become Reality

"The Internet is watching us now. If they want to. They can see what sites you visit. In the future, television will be watching us, and customizing itself to what it knows about us. The thrilling thing is, that will make us feel we're part of the medium. The scary thing is, we'll lose our right to privacy. An ad will appear in the air around us, talking directly to us."--Director Steven Spielberg, Minority Report

Climate Murder Conspiracy Complaint Dismissed

Does Your Doctor Always Know Best?

The five types of attacks ruling this presidential season

We expect attacks and opportunistic criticism between presidential candidates whether they are of opposing parties or running in a primary battle within the same party. That is especially true this year, when Ronald Reagan’s 11th Commandment about Republicans not attacking each other was thrown out the window right from the start of the early primary season.

‘Homeless by Choice’ in New York

Mohamed Rasul is homeless in New York City. But don't feel too sorry for him, he's "homeless by choice." He's got a free laptop and free Wi-Fi in Bryant Park.

Boehner’s exit is not enough; we need to see some serious Republican mojo

In golf a par is good, but a birdie is better. In baseball a single, double or triple is good, but a home run is great! In football a first down, or a few first downs are good, but a touchdown is great.

Obama Frees 20th 9/11 Hijacker

The Obama administration quietly shipped Osama bin Laden's bodyguard back to the Wahhabist Kingdom of Saudi Arabia last week despite warnings that the Muslim terrorist remains a serious threat to the United States.

Conservatives: Stop Seeking a Presidential Messiah

This year, there are -- or rather were – seventeen Republican candidates running for the nomination and then the Presidency. The large majority of them have impressive records, long-standing experience in the government, the military, or the private sector, although not always interlocking at the same time in the same person.

Luv in the Time of Francis

What was so conspicuously missing during the historic visit of Pope Francis to America: not even a passing mention of our Savior Jesus Christ, in his address to Congress and the General Assembly of the United Nations; any sign of the Savior's revered Cross.