Liberal meltdown in 3 . . . 2 . . . 1 . . .
Cancel, Don’t Delay ORPP
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Christine Van Geyn | February 17, 2016
The delay is happening so that Wynne can better coordinate with the federal government and use the CPP framework for her provincial scheme
The More Donald Trump Defies His Party, the More His Supporters Cheer
By News on the Net New York Times | February 17, 2016
Fight to Replace Scalia Proves Supreme Court Has Become Too Powerful
By Heritage Foundation Kim Holmes | February 17, 2016
We have increasingly allowed the Supreme Court to decide controversial issues we have been unwilling to solve legislatively.
Trump Reduces Political Debate to Childhood - “Liar, Liar Pants on Fire”
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | February 17, 2016
If you are going to run for public office in this nation – you will always be subject to public scrutiny.
FCC commissioner: U.S. tradition of free expression slipping away
By News on the Net Washington Examiner | February 17, 2016
Pai concluded that if voters and institutions fail to defend free speech within their own spheres, it could lead to more government regulations curtailing that freedom.
ISIS, facing cash shortage, cuts back on perks and salaries
By News on the Net Associated Press | February 17, 2016
Necessities are dwindling in its urban centers, leading to shortages and widespread inflation, according to exiles and those still suffering under its rule
Massive rock slide closes major Colorado highway indefinitely
By News on the Net Fox News | February 17, 2016
"It could be a long-time closure," she said.
CNN confirms: Hillary’s Nevada firewall has been obliterated
By Robert Laurie | February 17, 2016
Rachel Maddow wrong again.
George Mason students can’t identify Ronald Reagan by his photo
By Dan Calabrese | February 17, 2016
"Is that Bill Clinton?" "Nixon, maybe?" "A certain politician of sorts."
BernieCare and Sanders’ Lies
By Matthew Vadum | February 17, 2016
How Sanders' proposed replacement for Obamacare will bankrupt America much sooner
The chemistry behind Flint’s water crisis
By American Chemical Society | February 17, 2016
How Lead Ended up in Flint's Water
Creating ‘greener’ wrinkle-resistant cotton fabric
By American Chemical Society | February 17, 2016
It may be time to throw out the old iron because researchers have developed a "greener," cheaper cotton fabric that is wrinkle resistant.
Toward longer-lasting fragrances
By American Chemical Society | February 17, 2016
Scientists have figured out how to harness fragrances so they're not as fleeting.
Punchy proteins could help advance drug delivery, MEMS devices
By American Chemical Society | February 17, 2016
A bacterial protein that coils and unfurls rapidly could have applications in drug delivery.
Pairing pain medicine with metal ions to battle cancer
By American Chemical Society | February 17, 2016
Combining existing anti-inflammatory drugs with metal ions could one day lead to new cancer treatments.
‘Natural causes.’ Really?
By Klaus Rohrich | February 17, 2016
We all know the Obama mantra about not letting a crisis go to waste
Obama: Who Cares if I Filibustered Alito, Republicans Have to Vote on My SCOTUS Nominee
By News on the Net Life News | February 16, 2016
Obama said it’s unfair to compare his attempt to deny a vote on Justice Alito, who pro-life groups applauded for upholding the ban on partial-birth abortions
Analysts Separately Complain Superiors Are Modifying ISIS Reports To Make Obama Look Good
By News on the Net The Daily Caller | February 16, 2016
Bernie Sanders pushing buttons of the discouraged young
By Guest Column Dick Doonan | February 16, 2016
"Tax the rich" mantra
Is a Christian in the White House a Negative?
By Lloyd Marcus | February 16, 2016
It is not surprising that Sanders despises Capitalism because it is Christian.
Obama fires back at Senate Republicans in Supreme Court battle
By News on the Net Fox News | February 16, 2016
“There is no unwritten law that says that it can only be done on off-years. That’s not in the constitutional text,”
China suddenly devalues its currency
By Herman Cain | February 16, 2016
Major reversal: Renminbi was decreased by up to four percent as part of a shift to a more market oriented approach and, it helped exporters
‘Baracka’s’ heir apparent will be remembered as ‘Barka’ Clinton
By Judi McLeod | February 16, 2016
Who let the dogs out!
Lie detection equates to who barks or yells the loudest
By A. Dru Kristenev | February 16, 2016
A heavy price will be paid in allowing emotion to guide our choices in a presidential campaign that far overshadows initial anger and frustration at overreaching government
Hillary is barking
SAF Mourns Loss Of Justice Scalia
By Second Amendment Foundation | February 16, 2016
“Justice Scalia was a fierce defender of the Constitution and he adhered to its original meanings,”
Schumer: Hey, stop showing that video of me vowing to block Bush’s SCOTUS nominees!
By Dan Calabrese | February 16, 2016
It's apples and oranges! Except . . . no it's not.
Lawmakers Say Congress Should Investigate Millionaires Enrolling in Medicaid
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | February 16, 2016
Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., suggested the Obamacare “loophole” should receive further congressional scrutiny
Carrier Received $5.1 Million in Obama-Stimulus Cash Before Move To Mexico
By News on the Net Breitbart News | February 16, 2016
Local media reported the “Department of Energy awarded Carrier $5.1 million in clean energy tax credits in December 2013” for its Indianapolis facility.

