The 2008 Presidential election is over, and after a historic voter turn-out, the nation picked Barack Obama (D-IL) to be the 44th President of the United States. Many voters, 61% of Obama supporters, and 61% of McCain supporters, cited the economy as their primary concern for voting, but few, only 13% of Obama supporters …

The Wall Street Gang is trying to add a new game to its casino. We’ve all heard of the stock market bubble, the mortgage bubble, and the derivatives bubble. Get ready for the carbon credit bubble. That is unless the “Cap and Trade” bill is voted down in the Senate which we …

We all saw it coming the moment we heard that the King was dead.
However, the media frenzy that has ensued the death of Michael Jackson is nothing short of ridiculous. Yes, Jackson was arguably one of the most famous people to walk the planet. However, his death has virtually no effect or impact …

Politicians. They are elected by the people to serve, and to represent us. Often they do more harm than good, and embroil themselves in scandals that outrage many. Though many do mess up in life, and sin, it seems that those who hold office are more prone to give into these temptations, …

As the federal government encroaches more and more on our liberties, we are left to wonder: how long will freedom in America exist and what efforts can still be made to save it. With more than 30% of the income earners in America already exempt from taxes, as well as an additional 10-15% of …

Today, May 26th 2009, the California Supreme Court ruled to uphold the gay marriage ban enacted by the controversial Proposition 8 that passed by a four percent margin in the emotionally charged election. The initiative, which passed by 52%, amended the California Constitution to declare that, “… only marriage between man and woman is valid …

Lately, Our Republican representatives have acted as if the definition of a Republican is to stand for Free markets, Low Taxes, Low spending, Strong defense, Defense of life, and of freedom . . . that is until they win and go to congress, where they act like liberals. They say they work on compromise agreements, but they cede all ground, and don’t demand anything when they “compromise.” Some issues that our Republican lawmakers constantly change their positions on are: energy resources, taxes/government spending, and security.