Category: Reflections

There is more happy news about the ever widening California public employee pension nightmare. Some of the news relates to the California State Teachers’ Retirement …

The nation is experiencing a rare moment of political vacuum. Scott Brown’s election in Massachusetts has killed the healthcare monstrosity that was barreling toward passage. …

Firestorms erupted throughout the unbiased media when Pat Robertson claimed that Haiti’s problems (with poverty, not the earthquake, as was incorrectly reported) were the result …

In the wake of the massive earthquake that hit Haiti on January 12, we saw capitalism at its best. Within hours of the quake, doctors, …

With the Obama gang set for a 2010 deficit of $1.6 trillion, the public has become accustomed to seeing the usual corrupt losers – Fannie …

In early February, G7 officials met in Canada. Specifically, they gathered in Iqaluit, the Arctic capital of Nunavut, with a population of about 7,000, many …

The latest John Edwards sex scandal is proving what most of us should have learned after Rod Blagojevich tried to sell an Illinois Senate seat: …

When Air America announced its plans to shut down operations, most people were shocked, as they didn’t realize Air America was still broadcasting. The network …

After the Supreme Court decision about corporate contributions in electoral campaigns, many bloggers are speculating that corporations have now been freed to “eliminate the middleman,” …

The details of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change”global warming” fraud get worse. They seem less like reality than something from a satirical novel. The …