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At the 2012 Democratic National Convention, Barack Obama made his case to the American people for a second term by touting his experience as a steady leader in the face of overseas crises and mocked Mitt Romney as “new to foreign policy.” Lets not forget that last time around it was the president who was criticized for being [...]

Months of tension erupted into open hostility last night when the president of the Chicago Teachers Union, Karen Lewis, called for work stoppage in the nation’s third-largest district, closing classrooms for about 400,000 students.  The Chicago Public Schools (CPS) officials claim they are only seeking a “fair” contract.  Fair.  Everyone can agree that children should [...]

How ironic, the U.S. national debt blows by a historic $16 Trillion during the Democratic National Convention (DNC).  U.S. government debt reached $16 trillion for the first time after rising $1 trillion since November, according to Treasury Department data.  The Democratic Party’s 2012 platform calls for future deficit reduction to exclusively come from tax hikes on [...]

The main event, Obama’s acceptance speech, is scheduled for the 74,000-seat Bank  of American Stadium.  Four years ago, when Obama gave a similar open-air speech  at an NFL stadium in Denver he drew an energized, enthusiastic crowd of 80,000.  Steve Kerrigan, head of the DNC convention, said at a Monday morning press conference, “[The speech] [...]

A  standard question of modern presidential elections is “Are you better off”, and how has the middle class been affected?  At least by the numbers, Americans are not better off than they were four years ago:  the middle class has been crushed, unemployment remains high, incomes have fallen, and gas prices have doubled.  Vice President [...]

Though the Democrats do not think THE question of this election is the same question that Ronald Reagan posed in 1980: “Are you better off now than you  were four years ago?”, it undoubtedly will play a key factor in who will reside in the White House in 2013.  While the Democrats admit that the recovery [...]

Jon McNaughton is an established and yes, controversial artist from Utah whose new paintings, including his latest “Obamanation” have attracted the international attention of millions over the last few years.  He primarily focuses on highly detailed religious and patriotic subjects pictures that have relevance to what is going on in the world, that make a statement, and that [...]

President Barack Obama mockingly charged that the just-concluded Republican convention had showcased policies “better suited for the last century.”  This Presidential race seems to be boiling down to one glaring issue: which party will do more to help the financially strapped and shrinking American middle class.  President Obama’s campaign theme is that Mitt Romney and the Republicans cater to [...]

The Republicans HAVE elected more women and Hispanic governors than the Democratic party.  How is this so, if the Republicans and the Tea Partiers are so racist?  The fact is they are not, the Democrats, with the backing of the mainstream media, wants you to think that the Republican Party hates minorities.  This was so blatantly obvious in [...]

What began as a genuine grassroots bipartisan movement with thousands of tax protest rallies advocating against deficit spending across the country on April 15, 2009 became what we know now as the Tea Party. The protestors advocated for limited government, limitations on spending and taxation, as well as deficit reduction and a return to Constitutional principles.  The group [...]