Blowing in the Wind, Charles M. Blow whines for yet more gun control, from New York Times:
According to 2005 data from the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime, a comparison of member countries of the Organization for
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Martin Luther King:
“I”I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.”
Jesse Jackson,
Continue reading about Jackson Says King’s Dream ‘Under Attack’
Hell no to ethanol, from Matt Kibbe, Forbes:
[S]ubsidizing blending ethanol into gasoline is fiscally indefensible. If the current subsidy is extended for five years, the Federal Treasury would pay oil companies at least $31 billion to use
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Welcome to December, from 13WHAM:
Rochester, N.Y.— The first day of the December brought some more holiday-like weather as the Rochester area saw the first major snow accumulation of the winter season. Early Wednesday morning rain caused several
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“Doctor” Obama, meet Doctor Krauthammer, Washington Poxg:
Faced with this truly puzzling conundrum, Dr. Obama diagnoses a heretofore undiscovered psychological derangement: anxiety-induced Obama Underappreciation Syndrome, wherein an entire population is so addled by its economic anxieties as to
Liberal reads Constitution, can’t find First Amendment, from Lucy Madison, CBS News:
During an appearance on ABC’s Good Morning America this morning, Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer addressed the recent controversy over a Florida Pastor’s plan to hold
Obama’s one trick pony, Carol E. Lee, Politico:
President Barack Obama is trying to ride the wave of anti-incumbency by taking on an unpopular politician steeped in the partisan ways of Washington.
It doesn’t matter that George W. Bush
Roxana Hegeman, writes:
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) – A Kansas judge’s decision to allow a confessed killer to argue that he believes the slaying of one of the nation’s few late-term abortion providers was a justified act aimed at
