American News & Opinion
Rick Perry: Gipper or another Bush?
By Doug Patton | August 16, 2011
Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, who has just joined Bachmann and Romney in this week’s top tier of viable candidates for the presidency
Mark Levin: Ron Paul Not A Conservative, Not The Tea Party Founder
By Warner Todd Huston | August 15, 2011
Media creating an illusion
You don’t need a Weatherman to know which way the wind blows
By John Burtis | August 15, 2011
Violent ideological Weathermen, an increasingly overwrought Weatherman teetering on the edge of insanity, and finally, we'll meet a Weatherman paid to produce skewed meteorological results
Presenting The U.S. Military’s New Fighter, the F-35 Lightning II
By Warner Todd Huston | August 15, 2011
Our nation has an aging military infrastructure and we are losing ground to other nations, but one project looks to have weathered those whirlwinds
It’s bad enough these losers are still stuck on the failed economic theories of John Maynard Keynes, but space aliens?
A Horrible Week for Global Socialism
By Alan Caruba | August 15, 2011
Fulfillment of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s observation that socialism works just fine until you run out of “other people’s money.”
They who live by the race card die by the race card
By Lloyd Marcus | August 15, 2011
The Democrats keep their R-for-racist branding iron red-hot and ready to apply swift retribution to any feisty, uppity conservative or Republican who dares challenge Obama
The Debt Deal’s Dirty Little Secret
By Joan R. Neubauer | August 15, 2011
The credit rating never hinged on the debt ceiling and they knew it. They just wanted more money to spend
The Times Poll on the Debt Bill sounds a little Shady
By Dr. Phil Taverna | August 15, 2011
Liberal slant on poll
Chihuahua Stops Armed Robbers
By Guest Column | August 15, 2011
Paco the Chihuahua
Move over, Jimmy Carter
By Jeff Crouere | August 15, 2011
Hold on, America. The next sixteen months may be the toughest period for our nation since the midst of the Great Depression.
A Devastating Blow to Obamacare
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | August 15, 2011
The Obama Administration wasted no time in decrying the ruling,
Something’s Rotten
By Jimmy Reed | August 15, 2011
In nations where the will to win and the courage to work are subverted by inducements not to compete and win … something’s rotten
Media Hype, or McCain Redux
By Michael Oberndorf, RPA | August 15, 2011
Governor, Rick Perry
Obama DID Lie: Obamacare Now Paying for Illegal Immigrants
By Warner Todd Huston | August 15, 2011
Joe "You Lie" Wilson was right
Political Pinball, One Day Later
By Alan Caruba | August 14, 2011
Axelrod and the Chicago political thugs that form the inner circle of Obama’s team will engage in every dirty trick, every slander, and every lie possible in a desperate effort to stave off the juggernaut of Gov. Rick Perry
1945: Allied nations celebrate VJ Day
By News on the Net | August 14, 2011
15 August
Union Thuggery: More Criminality in Verizon Strike
By Warner Todd Huston | August 14, 2011
Even fatherhood seems to come second to unionism.
Defense-Less
By Alan Caruba | August 13, 2011
The Pentagon has nearly skipped a generation of modernization programs while, at the same time, failing to ‘transform’ U.S. forces for the future.
Something You Can Do
By Michael Oberndorf, RPA | August 13, 2011
August Townhalls, Confront your Congressman
Sweet Melon Revenge
By Jimmy Reed | August 13, 2011
Outsmarting Gravy Chin, Eating Watermelons and picking Cotton
Religion Bad, Science Good – An Argument for Fools
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | August 13, 2011
In summary using the gospel to try to refute science can be futile. Science will stand or fall on its own, as each hypothesis is subjected to inquiry, time, and the test of practicality
Welcome to the New Weimar Republic: The Involatile Laws Of Economics
By J.J. Jackson | August 13, 2011
Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Liberals, Liberal Spending
Obama Sets Travel Record, Holiday fiesta to a plush vacation in Martha's Vineyard
What Political Color Are You?
By James Sharp | August 12, 2011
Right now, we have a country that is very evenly-split between producers and consumers
Failure: Over $14 Mil Spent on Wisc. Recall By Liberal Groups, Unions
By Warner Todd Huston | August 12, 2011
The people of Wisconsin did not accept the union’s viewpoint that the evil Republicans were destroying the state
Did media cover up Sen. Durbin’s confrontation with reporter? (VIDEO)
By News on the Net | August 12, 2011
You may remember Dick. He’s the Senator that hysterically compared the treatment of the Gitmo detainees to Nazis, Soviet gulags, and Pol Pot.
Debt Ceiling Up, S&P Rating Down
By Phyllis Schlafly | August 12, 2011
The problem isn't the debt ceiling but out-of-control spending
NAACP and black ministers’ betrayal of blacks
By Lloyd Marcus | August 12, 2011
Can someone please explain to me how requiring voters to confirm they are who they say they are, live where they say they live and are a U.S. citizen has a racial component?
One man’s museum is another man’s menace
By Michael R. Shannon | August 12, 2011
Hoarding in Fairfax County

