President-elect Obama needs to learn from the mistakes of the Clinton administration and the success of the second Bush administration and treat the War on Terror as a war, not a crime.
The prospect that President-elect Barack Obama may keep the Bush tax cuts until 2011 has some clinging to hope he will postpone his liberal ideas for the economy’s sake. However, there’s little chance of that when it comes to global warming, an issue on which Obama puts his ideology first and the nation’s economic growth second.
It would serve those well who protest for same-sex marriage to reconsider their protests. Most voters are not in favor of their proposal. Such protests also gain little sympathy by attacking religion. The protesters often express a "spoiled brat syndrome," as well, childishly demanding what they cannot have.
It will be hard for congressional Republicans to fight this socialist trend when their leadership in both Houses backed Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson’s initial $700-billion Wall Street bailout.
During the time of the Soviet Empire, communists employed the tactic of ''public perception'' to control the thinking of the Russian people, with propaganda distributed through their government-owned media.
In writing or editing, many questions come up about words, spelling, and style. Having this stylebook handy will answer most of them for you, and enhance confidence in your work.
When Los Angeles voters head to polls next March 3, they will find the name of Walter Moore as a candidate for mayor. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, Moore subjects his supporters to "one of those nauseatingly maudlin but mercifully short 'thank you' recitations."
The mainstream media's support for Barack Obama's presidential campaign was so biased that even major insiders are now admitting they were shocked by its depth and depravity.
California Assemblyman Chuck DeVore writes about the emergency meeting held to debate Governor Schwarzenegger's tax hike and proposed budget, and about his pride in Republican colleagues who stood unanimously against the measures.
As much as Carter drove Bill Clinton bananas with his foreign policy freelancing, Clinton learned a thing or two about how to undermine a successor you can't stand. Hillary may go to State, but Bill will go rogue.
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