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Obama’s Secret Oath of Office?
I solemnly swear I am up to no good. Oh, c’mon, we’ve all got a little bit of conspiracy theorist in us. Barack Obama will take his second, well technically third, Oath of Office on January 20, 2013....
View ArticleIt’s the Culture, Stupid
What do we do now? The center-right hand-wringing in the wake of Mitt Romney’s loss to Barack Obama exceeds any in modern memory. Frankly, that’s a not such a bad thing. The voters of the United States...
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2012: The Year in Review
2012 was to be the year that Obamacare was defeated, Republicans re-took control of the White House and the Senate and the year the world ended, at least according to the Mayans. That’s not quite how...
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And a little child shall lead us…
This week President Obama nailed his 23 Theses to the door of the National Archives. He’s apparently got some problems with the Constitution. He did this in the company of children who had written to...
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Our Long National Nightmare is a Re-Run
Barack Obama was sworn in to a second term yesterday in the White House, fulfilling the January 20 requirement. The public ceremony, parades and parties are scheduled for today. In reality,...
View ArticleWhat difference does the role of government make?
As the quadrennial glare that hovers around the external trappings of elevated office fades, it behooves the citizens of the Republic to consider the substance behind the glare. President Barack Obama...
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Marco Rubio knows he’s not the Savior
It’s the first Friday of Lent and it’s refreshing to hear a national figure such as Marco Rubio admit that he doesn’t walk on water. Like the rest of us, he only needs a drink now and then. Of course...
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The President and Evil Rich People: A Photo Essay
Speaking to Al Sharpton regarding the sequester President Obama said of Republicans, “My sense is that their basic view is that nothing is important enough to raise taxes on wealthy individuals or...
View ArticleGovernment Incompetence Strikes Again
Well, it’s Sequester Eve, and both Democrat and Republican bills to address the government-manufactured crisis have failed. This shouldn’t be surprising. When the alternatives are the national...
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Galactic Reaction to Jedi Mind Meld
During a Friday press conference, President Obama used the phrase “Jedi mind meld” to speak of the need for an agreement on the sequester. [Washington Post] Just in case you’re not geek enough to see...
View ArticleIs Tyranny Around the Corner?
It’s been a bad week for the government-is-your-trustworthy-benefactor crowd. On Wednesday, three credible witnesses torpedoed Obama Administration claims about what officials knew and when they knew...
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Where have all the flowers gone?
Where have all the flowers gone, long time passing? Where have all the flowers gone, long time ago? Where are the protests from the anti-war left? Where are the signs and the screams that once called...
View ArticleThe Right Kind of Accountability on Bergdahl?
The decision to trade for the release of Bowe Bergdahl isn’t political in the traditional sense, but the role of commander-in-chief is so critical to the presidency today that decisions made in that...
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Scholte: It is the year of the underdog
Suzanne Scholte is one of just three women running for Congress in Virginia this year. She’s challenging Gerry Connolly (D-11), a member of Virginia’s all male congressional delegation. Scholte has an...
View ArticleThe president’s immigration strategy…and the fine print that upends all the...
My favorite political columnist – without question – is Canadian Paul Wells. He’s at Macleans these days, but he made his reputation at the National Post, sparing no one from biting humor and refusing...
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