Conservative Politics
DHS Chief Says U.S. Borders More Secure, But Some Disagree
Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano said the government is meeting many of the benchmarks which were set in 2007 as a prerequisite to immigration reform, according to media reports.
Terrorism Trial Critics Increasingly Vocal
In the wake of the White House decision to transfer five individuals to New York for trial who are accused of 9/11 attacks, media reports have documented escalating criticism which cuts across party lines.
Dobbs’ Departure From CNN Stirs Controversy
The abrupt departure of CNN anchor Lou Dobbs from his post at the network last week has given rise to intense media speculation about the reasons behind the move.
Who Among Us Doesn’t Want Law and Order?
How have we evolved into a faceless people? How did we become politically correct? There is a system. Outwardly and ideally it is the rule of law and a moral order. Inwardly and secretly it has an unannounced agenda of human and population control, regardless of the name of the system or the form of government. Few are those who ask questions. Keep reading to learn what questions the state doesn’t want asked…
Party Member Denounces GOP’s Lack Of ’substance’
Recent TV appearances by the woman at the center of the controversial election battle in New York’s 23rd congressional district have exposed what looks like an ongoing ideological struggle within the GOP.
Stakeholders Disagree On Healthcare Bill’s Impact On Small Businesses
The passage of the House healthcare reform bill has prompted small business sector insiders to offer conflicting assessments of its impact on the sector’s fiscal burden.
Over Some Objections, Terrorist Suspects Set To Be Transferred To U.S. For Trial
Despite concerns expressed by several lawmakers, the government has announced five men suspected of coordinating the 9/11 terrorist attacks will be sent to the U.S. for trial.
Poll Shows Democrats’ Popularity Slipping
Despite their strong push on climate and healthcare reform, Democrats appear to be losing ground in recently published public opinion polls. According to a new Pew Research Center survey, only 52 percent of registered voters would like to see their representatives re-elected next year, while just over 33 percent say that most members of Congress should be returned to office.
Clean Energy is Pure Fantasy
Former Vice President and self-proclaimed green guru Al Gore is making the rounds touting his newest book and the benefits of a green economy. His vision is for America to become the world leader in clean technology and export it around the world. He seeks a green utopia. Read the article to learn how Gore’s claims are too good to be true…
Stupak Amendment Continues To Generate Heat In Healthcare Debate
The healthcare reform bill provision banning federal abortion funding is fast emerging as one of the key contentious issues as the congressional negotiations move forward. In fact, last week a high ranking House Democrat predicted the Stupak-Pitt amendment was likely be removed.
Taxpayer Group Appeals To Senator To Keep Pledge
As the battle over healthcare reform moves to the upper chamber of Congress, Americans for Tax Reform (ATR), a group that opposes any tax increases, has called on Democratic Senator Ben Nelson of Nebraska to oppose a bill that would raise the fiscal burden on American citizens.
U.N. Using Climate to Push One World Government Reforms
The United Nations (U.N.) Climate Change Conference is currently drafting a treaty that would place the United States under an unelected, undemocratic world body with the power to impose taxes and place limits on industry, transportation, mining and energy production. Read this article and decide whether this is the One World Government power grab so many fear…
Fort Hood Tragedy May Spur New Gun Control Debate
This month’s fatal shooting at Fort Hood military base in Texas has once again exposed deep divisions between supporters and opponents of gun control laws.
Abortion Takes Center Stage In Healthcare Reform Debate
The House of Representatives passed its version of the healthcare reform bill in early November, and as the battle moves to the Senate some legislators have threatened to withdraw support if the language of the abortion amendment remains unchanged.
Campaign Finance Reform Bill Gathers Momentum
As the 100th member of the U.S. House of Representatives recently signed on to the Fair Elections Now Act (H.R.1826.), the Fair Elections Now Coalition has called for an urgent passage of the bill.
