By Andrew Soluk
Written in response to “You Decide”
I recently met with 4 very interesting people from Texas at an art camp, and over the course of 2 weeks got to know them very well. As an icebreaker when we first met, I asked about the typical Texan/conservative stereotypes. To my surprise, one of them told [Read More →]
On this July 4, at this time in American history, I’d like to suggest we reflect on something beyond the usual causes for celebration…
By J.E. Harding
So I am driving my ancient and behemoth 1993 Mercedes-Benz down a street that has a speed limit of 35 MPH. This is not exactly a NASCAR speedway, I know, but the speed we were going was enough to kill a decent-sized human being. It seemed that some people did not realize this [Read More →]
Because I live in California, for the last few months I have been bombarded by TV, radio, internet and many other advertisements for the Primary elections that are happening this June. There are all of the usual Proposition commercials and district attorney, senators, etc, but the best and most fun to watch is the race [Read More →]
America is a liberal nation. I know, now I’ve got some explaining to do…
Right now we are finally getting out of this economic recession and seeing significant job growth for the second straight month thanks to President Obama. He has employed economic Keynesianism in order to jump start the economy with his stimulus plan and it is working. We can see the results every day around us. The stock market is significantly higher than it was a year ago and Americans all around are spending more. Profits for companies are rising as Americans are comfortable spending more money. But then again, Keynesianism has always worked, so why would any of us be surprised?
Senate Races That Could Turn the Tide.
In an election year marked by intense emotions and an anti-establishment voter mindset, Republicans are widely acknowledged to have a chance at reclaiming majorities in both chambers of Congress. At the very least, most polls and analyses point to a solid whipping at the polls for Democrats, who, after two years in government, will be held to account for lingering economic problems, national security concerns, and a host of other failures in governance ranging from ethics violations to a lack of action on illegal immigration. At this juncture in the 2010 midterm races, GOP prospects are admittedly better in the House of Representatives, although four Senate races may hold the key to a 51-49 Republican majority in the upper house…
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