Has the gay rights movement gone too far?
Some say that the gay rights movement has gone too far in challenging social norms. They believe that this might cause societal destabilization.
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Chris Christie, BridgeGate and SandyGate
WASHINGTON, January 13, 2014 — Last week the story broke that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie may, or may not, have been involved in the closure of lanes on the George Washington Bridge in order to punish a local Democratic mayor for refusing to support him. Now, we are hearing that the embattled Garden State ...
Twitter treats: Political New Year’s resolutions
Have you ever wondered what the New Year’s Resolutions of our political leaders might be? Here are some “tweetable” suggestions.
Twelve political wishes to celebrate the 12 days of Christmas
While the 12 days that precede the Feast of the Epiphany have almost been forgotten, we can wish for more than sales.
We can’t duck the dynasty of hypocrisy – Phil Robertson vs. Martin Bashir
Conservatives and Liberals have found a common ground as they now take turns using the same arguments.
Will the nuclear option’s fallout yield a “Survivor”?
Diogenes need not visit the Senate in search of an honest man. He’d simply be wasting his time.
Gambling on the Affordable Care Act to cure political ignorance
Do our elected officials understand health care, or are they as confused as the rest of us?
Is Obamacare the landmark legislation and political lesson of our time?
Whether you support or dislike the bill, no one can deny the significance of the Affordable Care Act.
Secret revealed: The anti-trust strategy of Obama and the parties
A phrase without political significance: “And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free” (John 8:32).
Halloween politics: Disguises, tricks and glitches create an ObamaScare
When a political Party knocks on your door, know what the trick is before you offer a treat.
President reopens government with a warning
The President’s speech to reopen the Government raised a concern about dysfunction and hatred. Is it too late?
Obamacare: The good, the bad, and the ugly
Love it or hate it: Obamacare is commanding everyone’s attention but almost no one’s rational assessment.
Leadership vacuum: Parties prevail over the People
As we experience a political turf war, we are reminded why we should take more responsibility for our vote.
Shutdown Showdown : Kanye vs Kimmel – House vs Senate
QUESTION: Can you think of three names in the news … only two of which people seem to follow?
The President, Congress and political schizophrenia
There are “no adults in the room” as the President and Congress continue to put party politics ahead of the People.
The Constitution: Often ignored; never irrelevant
How many of our problems could be easily overcome if we stayed within the framework of the Constitution?
9/11 and Benghazi: Lessons learned for Syria?
Have we learned from the past, or are we destined to affirm the definition of insanity?
Presidential chemistry: UN-wind the Syrian crisis
It’s time to stop pretending there’s only one solution to the Syrian crisis.
Syria is only a symptom of a failed foreign policy
The Syrian crisis reflects a foreign policy puzzle that seems to be missing some pieces.
Obama and Power-less UN Security Council study Syria
What should the United States’ strategic response be if chemical weapons are proven to have been used in Syria?