Archive for: February 5, 2008

Many prominent talk radio personalities and hosts are rallying to Mitt Romney, in an effort to thwart John McCain. McCain has a record that is out of line with the pubic and if elected, he will deprive Americans of having …

Although Barack Obama has pinched, or attempted to pinch, the legacy of JFK for his own presidential aspirations, the fact is that Mitt Romney is far more reminiscent of America’s 35th president. Kennedy, it will be remembered, was forced to …

With Super Tuesday looming, many presidential candidates are battling over delegate-rich states like California and New York. Ron Paul is making it big in Alaska. “I think Ron Paul is awesome,” says Schaeffer Cox, a 23-year-old who leads an …

To travel across California these days is to see the unfolding contours of the future of American politics. To the north, in Tracy, a growing bloc of independent voters is swinging between Democrats and Republicans, prompting California politicians to seek …

What is it with the liberal fascination with death? A couple of years ago, a film called “Death of a President” was met with critical acclaim. It was a documentary-style production with George W. Bush’s head digitally composited where needed.

Quick! Name the greatest contribution made by the great state of Vermont to the overall interests of America and its people?
Answer: Other than maple syrup and a sappy chairman of the DNC (Howard Dean), there is an embarrassing paucity …

Through the pessimistically, penumbrous pen of Parag Khanna, the New York Times has declared that the U.S.A. is finished. Yes, we have lost our “global hegemony” and we will find that by 2016, “America’s standing in the world remains …