Star Trek Into Darkness: Movie Review
Star Trek Into Darkness continues to take us into the JJ Abrams view of the Roddenberry created world…and Abrams continues to surprise us with every turn. The story arrives several years after the events of the first movie. The universe [...]
Scandals Distract Us From The Conservative Cause
Fast and Furious. Solyndra. Benghazi. IRS targeting conservatives. Department of Justice targeting reporters. This week, the list of scandals has exploded, and seems endless. Many of these scandals tell us what we already knew about the Obama administration. That they [...]
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Capitol Hill hearings today featured three compelling witnesses, all State Department veterans: Gregory N. Hicks, deputy chief of mission at the U.S. embassy in Libya and the highest-ranking U.S. diplomat in the country at the time of the Benghazi jihad attacks; [...]
Iron Man 3: Movie Review
It has been an interesting road that Iron Man has taken over the past few years. From progressing from what I would consider to a ‘B’ level star in the Marvel Universe (though more contemporary comic book fans tell me [...]
The Charlie Brown Theory of Presidential Power
Greg Sargent of the Washington Post had a complaint this week about how the media’s portrayal of Obama’s Presidency differs from reality. He thus wrote a piece, titled, “The Green Lantern Theory of Presidential Power”. The basic explanation goes like [...]
Reject The Gang Of Eight Plan
As a long time personal proponent of immigration reform, I was open to hearing what the so-called Gang of 8 would come up with as a solution to our immigration problems. I was certainly skeptical, and far from optimistic, but [...]
Pontifications On Boston
I have reserved my statements on the entire Boston Marathon bombing for several reasons, but in many ways, I am glad I did. It forced me to consolidate some thoughts that allowed me to work through my initial knee jerk [...]
Thoughts On The Immigration Proposal
So the Gang of Eight (I prefer Banda de los Ocho myself) is about to release their plan for immigration reform, after months of behind closed door dealing, leaks, intrigue, accusations, and other nonsense. According to the National Review, these [...]
Gov. Kasich Should Lead On Medicaid Reform
Gov. John Kasich has largely been a conservative success story. He became the Governor of the great state of Ohio with an $8 billion deficit and lagging economy. Today, Ohio has a surplus, is adding jobs monthly, and is considering [...]
DOMA Case…It’s About Taxes!
There has been extensive discussions about how the case of United States v. Windsor., the case challenging the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), will be decided. After yesterday’s oral arguments, virtually every court watcher believes DOMA is in serious trouble, after [...]
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