Obamacare is presented as a law. Such a description is misleading. Typically a law would be a dictate about how people are to behave. Obamacare contains a lot of such dictates, but it is fundamentally more akin to a construction project or the founding of a new government agency. And like any construction project, schedules [...] Read Article → 
Congress(wo)man Diana DeGette is the Colorado Democrat who voted for a federal ban on high-capacity magazines but had no idea what magazines or clips were. Remember when she said this to justify her support for infringing on people’s 2nd Amendment liberties: “I will tell you these are ammunition, they’re bullets, so the people who have [...] Read Article → 
We've all experienced lame attempts to change the subject when people have been caught red-handed engaging in sleazy business, but the White House just made one the lamest efforts ever. Drowning in scandals involving spying on Americans and improperly using information and political authority to harass conservative groups for their beliefs, the Administration asked for [...] Read Article → 
“It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s … Jesus?” This was the opening line to a Fox news article on the premier of the new Superman film. A number of articles have made the “Jesus Connection." This is from The Daily Mail: “Marketers for the newest Hollywood Superman movie, 'Man of Steel,' are heavily [...] Read Article → 
When Barack Obama was re-elected last November, it was with some of the lowest approval ratings for a sitting president since ratings were kept. They ranged anywhere from 49% to as low as 45%. Earlier this year, the White House started getting some Americans believing their false reports of economic and job recovery. In response [...] Read Article → 
Last week, I wrote about the connection between the Boston bombers, the Tsarnaev brothers to Muslim terrorists to Malik Obama, Barack’s brother. In that report, I mentioned that the mosque the brothers attended has a reputation of being a terrorist hotbed. Two members of that mosque, Aafia Siddiqui and Tarek Mahenna were both convicted of [...] Read Article → 
Until I read Walter Williams’ The State Against Blacks I had no idea what forces were at work interfering with and hampering the taxi cab business in virtually every city. Almost everywhere the city government demands an expensive licensing procedure and sets a cap on the number of legal taxi cabs. In this way, the [...] Read Article → 
Residents in a Clackamas County, Oregon neighborhood thought the Neighborhood Watch program as well as their local county police department were both inadequate to provide security for them. They had seen an uptick in petty crime in their area, including thefts and vandalisms, and they decided to form their own neighborhood watch group. They posted [...] Read Article → 
It's one of those laugh-or-cry stories. A CNN poll has found that almost half -- 47 percent -- of Americans believe the White House ordered the IRS to target the Tea Party and other conservative groups. As a result, fully 50 percent no longer trust President Obama. Perhaps the poll is a sign that something [...] Read Article → 
The Democrats have just won a huge victory in the US Supreme Court that could effectively keep them in power indefinitely. In 2004, Arizona voters passed Proposition 200 which required everyone wanting to register to vote to produce the necessary documents to prove that they were a US citizen. Prop 200 required anyone renewing a [...] Read Article →