No More Elites, Let ‘Everyday’ Folks Govern
“I am obliged to confess,” wrote William F. Buckley, Jr. in 1963, “that I should sooner live in a society … Read More
Category: Opinions
This ‘Obvious’ Loophole Could Derail the Refugee Bill
On Thursday, the House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed without much consideration a proposal that would require some additional FBI scrutiny for about … Read More
Jindal’s Exit: Who’s Going to Benefit Most?
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal’s exit from the Republican presidential primary race was simultaneously surprising and expected. Jindal’s late entry into … Read More
What Obama, U.S., Must Do Now on Syria, ISIS, Refugees
The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) endeavors to promote the national security interests of the United States, while … Read More
Why Jim DeMint Believes President Obama Has Abandoned American Security
On Nov. 12, President Barack Obama said of ISIS: “What is true is that from the start, our goal has … Read More
Analysis: Pitting Nazism’s Refugees Against Syria’s Helps No One
One of the latest tropes to circumnavigate the Internet is the notion that the last time the United States’ citizenry … Read More
Why Trump’s Carson Slam Will Backfire With Evangelicals
Let’s get straight to the point: Donald Trump mocking Ben Carson’s belt buckle story is a bad move. Here’s some … Read More
Will Obama Come to His Senses About the Border?
At least one of the Paris bombers was a Syrian war refugee. And Islamic State has promised more attacks in … Read More
Bobby Jindal Demands President Obama Answer the Questions We’re All Thinking
While millions around the globe mourn for the City of Love after violent attacks, many are wondering what this means … Read More
How Huckabee Plans to Fix Judicial Tyranny
Mike Huckabee continues to stand up for traditional marriage which encourages and strengthens conservatives. When asked how to overturn the … Read More
Opinion: How News Media Woes Could Damage Democracy
Declining numbers of professional reporters in newspaper and TV newsrooms are an almost daily fact of life in American journalism. … Read More
12 Bills That the Filibuster Stopped From Becoming Law
Frustrated by an entrenched Democratic minority in the Senate, some of the Republicans who control both houses of Congress have renewed … Read More
Muslim Baller Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Throws Ungentlemanly Elbows at Ben Carson
NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, writing at the time.com website, delivered so many sharp elbows at 2016 GOP Presidential candidate Dr. … Read More
Could Obama Be Democrat’s Worst 2016 Enemy?
It’s one of the most important political trends in decades: years and years of losses at the ballot box for … Read More
In Houston, A Proposition They Did Refuse
The city that launched a hundred missions pulled off one of its biggest Tuesday, when Houston downed anti-freedom Proposition 1. … Read More
What Tuesday’s Election Results Prove About Social Conservatism and Voters
Kim Davis has confounded the pollsters and propelled an underdog candidate, Matt Bevin, to victory in the Kentucky governor’s race. … Read More
Why Churchill Knew the American Constitution Was Important
Winston Churchill wrote as much as he acted, and he wrote about every action. His books number more than fifty. … Read More
Christians Needed in Politics Today as Much as at Nation’s Founding
Do you know why it was important for America’s Founders to establish Christianity as the official religion of America in … Read More
Would You Have Been a ‘Suffragette?’
When you think of “suffragettes,” what comes to mind? The musical geek in me immediately starts humming along with Mrs. … Read More
Rand Paul: Socialism’s a Failure and Faith Will Win in 2016
President Ronald Reagan once said that “For the conservative, freedom requires faith; it should never be decoupled from faith.” He … Read More
Republicans Agree: Moderators, Media Losers In Latest Debate
Republicans agreed on one thing after Wednesday night’s presidential primary debate: The three CNBC anchors moderating the Boulder, Colorado, event … Read More