"Egypt, the largest Arab state, the second largest recipient of U.S. military air, and our second most important ally in the Middle East, is now in the hands of a hostile regime—an elected one at that—which we continue to treat as a friendly one," says Raymond Stock in a recent article published by ...

Read more: Losing the Battle with Islam

Why are elected officials not held to the same entry standards as other vital public servants like police officers and firefighters?

In 1791, when the U.S. Constitution was ratified, there was no justice system per se, and no concern about fraudulence, credit ratings, photo I.D., drugs, arrest ...

Read more: Vetting Politicians

Whenever the federal government decides to reform something we can be fairly sure that the problem is about to get worse, especially if they call the plan bi-partisan. The bi-partisan immigration reform proposal launched last week in the US Senate will be no different.

The new plan, introduced by ...

Read more: Immigration 'Reform' Will Turn the US into a Police State

The controversy over his sale of Current TV to Terror Television channel Al Jazeera has tended to dominate coverage of Al Gore's new 558-page book, The Future, about a "global mind" and the "planetization" of consciousness also known as "Earth Inc." The book is as bizarre as the sale of his channel ...

Read more: Al Gore's "Global Mind" Ripe for Jihad

Nearly two-thirds of them voted to give weapons to the Egyptian government.  F-16 Photo Credit Carl Richards

I'm done grumbling about how President Obama is empowering America’s enemies. After all, it is not just Obama. When it comes to abetting the Muslim Brotherhood, Republicans ...

Read more: Senate Republicans Arm the Brotherhood

Chuck Hagel’s battle to become the next Secretary of Defense, succeeding Leon Panetta, took center stage on Thursday at his Senate confirmation hearing.  At times appearing like a deer caught in the headlights, he was unable to handle the tough questions addressed at his record. He appeared at ...

Read more: Chuck Hagel: Unworthy of Confirmation

In a newsworthy act of political cowardice, Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta ran through the Pentagon’s exit door as he announced he is striking down the 1994 Combat Exclusion Law. His timing means his successor, presumably Chuck Hagel, will inherit the task of defending the order to assign women ...

Read more: Panetta’s Cowardly Decision

It matters not a whit what you call it -- it still amounts to amnesty for eleven million illegal aliens in America. 

This "new" immigration reform from both the US Senate and the US President is utterly ridiculous.  But in the end,it will be rammed down the throats of the American ...

Read more: It's Still Amnesty