Ted Cruz Taking Washington By Storm

For the past two weeks, the newly elected Junior Senator from Texas, Ted Cruz, has taken Washington by storm, showing he is a consistent Conservative and practicing the method of No Fear; all with an effective media savvy that some veterans of Washington, in the Republican Party, do not possess.

I Stand with Rand: The Filibuster

It has been quite a newsworthy day in Washington DC today! Thinking they were facing a storm that would bring them lots of snow, they are now facing a storm of discontent, thanks to the Rand Paul filibuster!

The Obama Crusade against the 2nd Amendment

Nothing new in this, but today, we saw the President using American children as props when he decided to, again, go around the Constitution and Congress, signing Executive Orders to attack the 2nd Amendment.

Barack Obama: In His Own Words

I am going to provide a little assistance to Mitt Romney, as America really needs to see him hit hard about the ObamaCare 'Tax.'

Teachable Moment how Republicans Must Nominate SCOTUS Justices

Today, Chief Justice John Roberts joined the majority of the Supreme Court in stating ObamaCare is Constitutional, which troubled many who believe that Supreme Court justices must adhere to the Constitution, not leglislate from the bench. His action is a teachable moment to all future Republican Presidents.

SCOTUS Declares ObamaCare Constitutional

By now, we know of SCOTUS's decision on ObamaCare.

Rose Garden Rumble

In the Rose Garden today, Obama was announcing his latest Amnesty Ploy to win voters in November. This is no surprise and it's the beginning of the pandering, stepping on the Constitution, which this Executive Order does and firesales (watch for students loans and certain mortgages to be forgiven) that will take place before November 6.

This staged moment hit a snag when an "off-teleprompter moment" moment occurred, as The Daily Caller's Neil Munro asked a question during Obama's speech. As you'll see, it received quite a testy response from the President.

Florida Voter Purge Angers Justice

A state that has been plagued with voter issues, has decided a Presidential election by 537 votes and is a very important state, if not the most important, in 2012 (that I predict Romney will win), Florida's Secretary of State is reviewing voter eligibility and plans to purge close to 3000 ineligible voters if they do not provide evidence of citizenship.

Another Flip-Flop While the Adults are Talking

Last week, as was well publicized, President Obama made the political decision to personally endorse gay marriage, re-taking his first position, yet still believing marriage is a “state’s rights issue.” We’re starting to get dizzy following his flip-flops because he changed his position again.

Newt's Departure Paves the Way for Mitt

I may be a little late in writing about this, and no, my fellow readers, it's not sour grapes as to why. What had become inevitable to all Newt supporters, including myself, is that his campaign was coming to an end, and that was made official last week, as he suspended his campaign.

SCOTUS to Review the Arizona Law

As per Article III of the Constitution, the Supreme Court plays a key role in determining the Constitutionality of laws brought before it. Regarding ObamaCare and Citizens United, the Supreme Court has been the focus of news stories and analysis on both sides of the issue. Well, now that they have agreed to review the Arizona Immigration Law, that focus will become even more so.

Obama: Damn this Constitution, It's MY Government

Last night while I was watching Celebrity Apprentice, I found myself cringing at Aubrey O'Day's rhetoric which she used to prop herself up. The constant self-pats, the overuse of I, me, my, etc; absolutely nauseating. And as I was watching, I remembered where I heard this before-that's right: Barack Obama!