Author: Eddie Clements

The President attempts to sell the so-called stimulus bill as a necessary step to avoid economic catastrophe. Aside from being an un-Presidential remark from the person who should be motivating Americans, instead of scaring them, the warning is patently false. …

Well, Senate Majority Leader Harry “Speed” Reid is the conductor, announcing the train has left the station; the stimulus bill is passed. “All abooooard! Get your tickets ready for Haveadime, Artsville, Acornton, Porkroad, and KOOK-a-mungaaaa!” We might as well get …

So why did Senator Judd Gregg, Republican-New Hampshire, decide to withdraw from consideration with the Obama administration? We will never know the private conversations, but it is interesting to speculate two things: the Senator’s motives, and the mainstream press reaction, …

You have to give the Democrats their due: they have struck the political mother lode in Barack Obama. He is able to convince legions of voters that capitalism and the private sector, which supplies the overwhelming majority of jobs, and …

This Presidency is not just about power, it is about absolute power, the kind of power exercised by The Creator, at whose right hand many voters feel Barack Obama sits. Some feel this is finally the path to righting the …

February 5, 2009, is a day that may live long in infamy. President Barack Obama has just given a speech before House Democrats meeting at a retreat in Virginia. The location is ironic, given the number of Founding Fathers who …

There is hope, and change on the way! No, I’m not talking about the Gospel, though it is involved. Three events occurred this past week of January 23-30, 2009 lending rays of sunshine to relieve the darkness. One, President …

Following a meeting at the White House on the new massive spending package one day last week, some members of Congress were met by the media. After Senate Majority Leader Harry “Speed” Reid’s group was walking away, one more question …

Today, January 20, 2009, marks the beginning of a new era for America. Poor John McCain! He was born at the wrong time. He could no more have defeated the first black presidential candidate than he could shovel back the …

Probably one of the first sayings we all surely learn in America is “if ya can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em”. This may work as a practical solution to some problems in sports or other areas, but is it a sound …

Saw a special the other night on The History Channel, “After Sputnik”. It reviewed in film and narration, including in-person guests, the days and months after the launch of the world’s first artificial object launched by man into space. Naturally, …

Barack Obama has made the classic mistake of the con-man, falling for his own con. His whole candidacy was symbolic, and he keeps making campaign-style speeches. The press was enamored of the man not for his expertise but for his …

The question being asked, perhaps rhetorically, is “do we want Obama to succeed?” Public figures like Newt Gingrich, and quite publicly President Bush, said “yes”. They did exactly and understandably as one might expect, given their positions. Others may …

While wondering if Russia or China accepts pleas from U.S. citizens for political asylum from oppressive states like Obamanation, the President-Elect’s economic speech 01/08/09 sounded strangely like Hitler’s promise of “new weapons” soon to be deployed that were supposed to …

Looking forward to the inauguration of the President-Elect, Hamas is practicing their song welcoming a new foreign policy in Washington, “Sweet Home Al-Obama”. Obama’s excuse for not commenting on the current Middle East conflict is the “one-president-at-a-time” theme. Surely, he …