What will Obama’s Rationale for His “Green Economy” be in November?

President Obama might have a problem (well, naturally there are a lot more than just one problem, but let’s just look at one, OK?) in his bid for re-coronation, er, election.  Obama has bet the farm on his Green Jobs … Continue reading →

Members of the House who Protested to the IRS

I wrote a blog for American Thinker titled: Sixty-three is a Lonely Number Many of those who commented on that article wished for a list of those members of the House who did NOT protest the IRS’s actions.   Here … Continue reading →

The Balkanization of America

What does it mean when a person shoots themselves in the foot? Does it mean that they are unlucky? Does it mean that they are careless? Does it mean that they ignored everything they were taught about gun safety? According … Continue reading →

A Very Simple Job Description

This essay was originally published at American Thinker. President Obama complains constantly that his job is made harder because of the negative slant of the Constitution.  The job description of the president of the United States, as described in the … Continue reading →

Can the President Lower Gas Prices?

This article was originally published at the American Thinker. President Obama has claimed that there is no “silver bullet” to reduce gasoline prices.  I beg to differ.  Any rational business, upon being told that a new competitor is planning to … Continue reading →

Is the White House Punishing Ambition?

President Barack Hussein Obama has called for a tax increase on “millionaires and billionaires” as part of his drive for fairness.  He also accuses the Republicans of trying to protect those very same millionaires and billionaires, implying that those taxpayers … Continue reading →

America Flexing Its Muscles

This essay was published at AmericanThinker.com on April 3rd, 2012. I am very encouraged by the current debate in the Supreme Court over Obamacare.  Ordinary citizens, all over the nation, are beginning to feel comfortable discussing the Constitution of the … Continue reading →