It’s going to be an interminably long two years, but this time America’s ready for the Battle for Survival

A political war is about to erupt, and the Democrats are preparing to go for the jugular

Will we become a cashless society as the government eliminates the middlemen and becomes America’s bank?

Coppock, from Dalton, Georgia, continued to calmly proclaim to passersby to turn from sin and to turn to God through Jesus Christ.

"They did not want you out on the campaign trail in the key battleground states"

The Driving Force Behind the US Oil Boom By James Stafford | November 6, 2014
While energy service stocks have seen a crushing six weeks—in tandem with oil prices—activity levels have not slowed.

The US Senate races delivered more than expected to Americans seeking strong representation and resistance against President Obama.

Get out into the workforce and create more daycare jobs

People started to question Obama's anti-Americanism, his anti-Semitism, and his anti-Christianity

Obama will unwittingly serve as a constant, visible, irritating reminder to all Americans that progressivism sucks

A strong, consistent conservative agenda, dictated by the Republican majority in Capitol Hill, will set up an even better result: a bigger wave in 2016

Low-hanging fruit

Obama played his 200th round of golf as president on Oct. 12

The VW Golf GTI starts at $27,995 for the three door and $32,895 for the five door.

It almost seems as if the producers were so intent on giving us form that they forgot substance

It's hard to use leverage against a president who only cares about political narratives. But it can be done.

Israelis—along with all the other disappointed allies—are learning how little it pays to be on Barack Obama’s good side

Return of the Zombie Congress By Jim DeMint | November 6, 2014
Americans don’t need divisive, expensive legislation forced on them in a lame duck session by senators and representatives they’ve already fired

Capital Gains Tax Reform in Canada: Lessons from Abroad

Art enabling evil

With these Liberals, can a “Goodness Commissioner” be far behind?

Obama and his agenda: Voters' desire is for the Republicans to stop Obama's agenda. And according to Reince Priebus, that's exactly what they're going to do

Feminism has become a lightweight movement heavy on pop culture and phony outrage and unbelievably light on content. It speaks all the time, but it no longer has anything to say

Congresswoman-elect reacts to the Utah race

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President to reform immigration system

South Carolina lawmaker discusses the new faces of the GOP

Congressman discusses Louisiana runoff

Ruth Gray from Belper

Logistics are already in motion to dispatch more than 300 GOP campaign workers to Louisiana for the runoff election there in December.

I can't imagine what's changed....