Sneaked into the bill is a provison that will require that all credit card transactions be reported to the IRS. To learn more, watch the video. Well worth your time.
The U.S. House of Representatives is scheduled to debate two bills that could give the federal government unprecedented control over the way parents raise their children. even providing funds for state workers to come into homes and screen babies for emot
July 18 event find him speaking almost incoherently in admitting, for once, that his friends in big business had screwed up: "There's no question about it. Wall Street got drunk -- that's one of the reasons I asked you to turn off the TV cameras -- it got
That's right, guns in parks. LOADED guns in parks.
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Barack Obama fans are quick to compare their candidate to President John F. Kennedy. In fact, the two are much alike: pro-business, imperial-minded politicians who are undeservedly tagged as progressives by folks who should know better. "JFK inhabited
AT&T gives so much money to the Democratic Party that it gets its logo top billing on the official Democratic National Convention tote bag. Then, Democratic members of Congress give special immunity to AT&T. Quid pro quo?
So it seems worthwhile to point out that, by Mr. Obama's own account, neither U.S. commanders nor Iraq's principal political leaders actually support his strategy.
Terrorism is not something that any of us likes. We would all like to see a world without violence and bloodshed. since the war on terror began, the incidents that qualify as terrorism have increased by an incredible 26 times.
John McCain, resigned to what an adviser memorably called "table scraps" of news coverage this week, has blasted a fundraising e-mail to supporters arguing that the press has "a bizarre fascination with Barack Obama."
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