Daniel Wiseman

Daniel Wiseman is an independent political commentator, who focuses on national and international affairs. He spent nine years as a professional journalist in Wyoming before working in fund-raising, non-profit management, and is now working in New York City. Wiseman focuses his writing on how to bring the United States back to its Constitutional moorings. He writes exclusively for Canada Free Press.

Most Recent Articles by Daniel Wiseman :

Every day we seem to want to choose the Greek Solution of generating evermore debt, except we call it Quantitative Easing

So, I’m not worrying about changing – only improving upon that which I’ve been already blessed

College football must acknowledge that it primarily exists as a minor league farm system for the NFL and therefore must start paying the players to address this reality

Obama will have to defend a bad law, rather than run against a Supreme Court which could have made him appear a sympathetic victim and, therefore, his re-election more likely

Keep your New York/Brooklyn views to yourself, have a little fun, be positive, and enjoy a slice of the good life in New Jersey!

Horace Mann School in the Bronx, New York

So be of good cheer, and don’t forget to come over to the Sunny Side of the Street

Wisconsin recall election

Obama is the most radical president in history, and our most perverse

49 days between the Exodus from Egypt and the Jewish people receiving of the Torah at Mount Sinai

The two issues in this campaign are whether Obama deserves four more years and whether the American vision of prosperity can be restored through freedom and free enterprise

Student Debt, Students as wards of the state

Welcome to the culture war, Peggy Noonan, and feel free to join those of us who are disgusted by overreaching government, federal overspending, entitlement programs, the debt

What’s the tipping point between honest mistakes and venality?

Progressivism was the belief that the government could and should mandate something called the public good

History, Statism, Slavery Obamacare

Sacre bleu! What is wrong with France?

New York’s Bane: Crowded Trains, Slow Walkers and Arm Swingers

Call it communism. Call it socialism. Call it whatever. What does matter is that it has to be stopped

Jeremy Lin, New York Nicks

Whitney Houston leveraged her voice and heritage of musical greatness into a meteoric rise in which she simply dominated

While everyone keeps focusing on November 2012, the real challenge is to create a party that can defeat the Obama, Statist agenda

Solitude and the City February 6, 2012
New York, City that Never Sleeps

It’s going to work, pursuing happiness, and delaying gratification. If one accepts this way of living, you possess the virtues of American values.

Pittsburgh Steelers

Does American democracy await a Greek-like tragedy?

Divorce, Separations, Life

Welcome to the wonderful world of Pennsylvania politics!

Ron Paul right now is somewhat of an obscure figure. But his supporters see a certain messianic reality in him and who says they should not be entitled to feel that way?

Has Gingrich grown enough to deserve a second chance. Frankly, we have no other serious choice or it’s going to be four more years of Obama, out of control spending, and socialism