The guns are turning on Rick Santorum now that he is the clear front runner nationally and leading Romney in two key primary states – Michigan and Ohio. Mitt Romney is now going after Santorum. …read the rest
Congressman Steve King (R-IA) responded to President Obama’s release of his FY13 budget proposal: The President’s plan increases taxes by $1.9 trillion (including a $143 billion “death tax” hike which will hurt family farms across …read the rest
Video: 1,000 Days Without a Budget
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Jan 252012
The Heritage Foundation demonstrates what has been accomplished in 1,000 days proving what a colossal failure it is for the U.S. Senate to not have passed a budget in that time.
If the primary purpose of education is to impart knowledge so that each generation of youth are able, first, to govern themselves and, second, to get a decent job, then how are today’s public schools …read the rest
Jan 242012
Congressman Raúl Labrador’s (R-ID) state in response to the United States Senate’s failure to pass a budget in the last 1000 days.
David Frum And The Deficit: Answering Critics
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Dec 272011
Recently I wrote a post about David Frum and criticized him for his view on the deficit. Frum argued that the deficit is not an urgent issue, but rather something we can deal with when we want …read the rest
David Frum Is Wrong: Deal With The Deficit Now
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Dec 232011
David Frum is a moderate Republican. That’s not news to anybody. Yet, recently in an interview he was quoted as saying something that most Republicans (even those who think so – and there are a …read the rest
Oct 192011
Former Senator Rick Santorum met me at Baby Boomers Café in the East Village area of Des Moines, IA on Monday to discuss his character, convictions, values and thoughts on a variety of issues that …read the rest
Oct 132011
As much as some would like to divorce social issues from our national conversation – moral issues impact economic ones. In the Bloomberg-Washington Post debate in Hanover, NH the candidates were asked who to address …read the rest
9:04p – Final thoughts: Governor Mitt Romney handled the questions well, and had the most opportunities. Because of this it’s hard not to consider him the winner of tonight’s debate. He still hasn’t addressed (and …read the rest
