The Real Road Forward

November 7, 2012

Patriots, as the sun rose this morning on the remains of a battle lost, the odds we face in our quest to restore Liberty and the Rule of Law enshrined in our Declaration and Constitution, may seem insurmountable. However, though we have lost a battle, we have most assuredly not lost the war. Hold your head high and redouble your courage and resolve. Remain steadfast in your devotion to Liberty and hold the line.

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Tuesday Humor

An Election Day Message From The President

November 6, 2012

Obama gives thanks, expresses concern, and wears a fancy schmancy jacket and a uniform. Also, Joe Biden's oratory skills are considered, and cartoons! OK, who are we kidding? At least the cartoons are awesome today.

Perspective

2012 Presidential Endorsements from Senior Military Officers

November 5, 2012

In the United States, at least through the next election, we have the freedom to vote for the candidates of our choice. When considering presidential candidates, I give great consideration to the opinions of those who have sworn allegiance to "support and defend" our Constitution. No, I don't mean the beltway politicos who violate their oaths daily, but those in the ranks of our Armed Services, who have sworn to defend our Constitution with their lives, those who keep the Flame of Liberty burning bright.

Monday Brief

Liberty Depends on You

November 5, 2012

Tomorrow, Nov. 6, 2012, Americans will go to the polls to cast votes for our elected leaders -- everything from county commissioner and state legislators, to U.S. congressmen, and, of course, the president of the United States. It is A Time for Choosing, but also a Tipping Point. Will voters choose to continue on the road to socialism and the rule of men, or will they vote for a new course -- one of Liberty and Rule of Law?

Friday Digest

Unemployment Is Up -- Will Obama Be Out?

November 2, 2012

The final pre-election unemployment numbers were released this morning, and the rate ticked back up to 7.9 percent, taking some of the wind out of Barack Obama's "road to recovery" rhetoric. In other news, the Left uses Sandy to call for bigger government, Obama offers another gimmick temporary tax cut, Benghazi revelations continue and the Supreme Court hears an important wiretapping case. And that's just scratching the surface.

Thursday Column

The Tipping Point -- Liberty in the Balance

The 2012 Election Is Between Liberty and Tyranny

By Mark Alexander

November 1, 2012

As a student of history, I would assert that in no election since 1860 has our nation been more viscerally divided along clearer battle lines than in the current contest between Romney/Ryan and Obama/Biden. On Tuesday, we will, in the words of Thomas Jefferson, "make our election between economy and liberty, or profusion and servitude." Will enough independent voters choose Romney's plan to restore economy and move the needle back toward Liberty, or will a majority again be mesmerized by Obama's rhetorical socialist propaganda? We will know the answer to that question in a few days.

Wednesday Chronicle

Does a Big Storm Require Big Government?

October 31, 2012

Leftists, led by The New York Times, used Hurricane Sandy to argue for ever-expanding big government, and mocked conservatives for arguing that big government is unnecessary. On top of that, with less than a week to go until Election Day, there's plenty of campaign rhetoric to go around.

Tuesday Humor

Mother Nature Is Voting Early

October 30, 2012

While battering the East Coast, Mother Nature is letting the American people know who's sunk. Meanwhile the outgoing POTUS tells us who's to blame, tries to buy votes, and gets schooled on those pointy things for guns. All this, cartoons, and more!

Monday Brief

The Navy Is Not an Anachronism

October 29, 2012

The U.S. Navy remains the world's most important tool for peace, but that status is in jeopardy with the cuts in store. Meanwhile, Obama violates the WARN Act, GDP growth is still sluggish, and a look at how undecided and moderate voters are beginning to see who the president really is. Plus readers respond to the Digest and Alexander's Column.

Friday Digest

A National Security Strategy for a Strong America

October 26, 2012

Foreign policy is by no means the number-one issue for voters in this election, but national defense is, as John Adams put it, "one of the cardinal duties of a statesman." In that light, we take a look at Monday's debate, followed by the latest on Iran, Libya and Fort Hood. Also, Obama's "plan" for a second term, and much more.

Thursday Column

Romney v Obama, Adult v Adolescent

It Will Take "Adult" Independent Voters to Defeat Obama

By Mark Alexander

October 25, 2012

The only question at this late stage of the 2012 presidential campaign is this: Are there enough adults among undecided voters to turn back the socialist tide?

Wednesday Chronicle

The Straw Man of the Left

October 24, 2012

The Obama campaign spent millions to construct and run against a straw-man Mitt Romney. The debates have exposed that strategy. We have quotes from both candidates from Monday's debate, as well as a lot of other analysis, silly leftist ramblings and some funnies to finish.

Tuesday Humor

Romney's a Riot

October 23, 2012

Mitt Romney cracks wise while Obama gets punked, finds true love, and gets an unexpected lift from small business. Also, shovel-ready jobs, a bit of prognostication, Bill Clinton as himself, Putin around and other frowardness, and cartoons!

Opinion

The Third and Final Debate: Romney Won

By Rich Galen

October 22, 2012

The foreign policy debate was not given much chance of being a game changer. No one really thought that a talk about the future of US-Myanmar relations was going to move the needle very much. Incumbent Presidents are expected to know more about foreign policy than their challengers, but the challengers' challenge is to show that if they get the daily security briefing in the Oval Office they can handle the job. If that is a fair measure, then Mitt Romney won this debate.

Monday Brief

Final Debate Memo to Mitt

October 22, 2012

Ahead of tonight's final presidential debate on foreign policy, here is our advice for Mitt Romney on how to handle Barack Obama's obfuscation and "October Surprise." We also draw from columnists and analysts on health care and the free market, and conclude with some humor from Romney at a recent banquet.

Article

Death Panels Here, Doctors Plea for Help

By Sharon Sebastian

October 20, 2012

Doctors across America are sick. A new and desperate plight has surfaced in emergency rooms across the nation for both patients and doctors alike. The following blog by one valiant doctor speaks for thousands of doctors being forced to go against their natural instincts and abilities to allow further hospital care and re-admit patients.

The Real Road Forward

An Election Day Message From The President

2012 Presidential Endorsements from Senior Military Officers

Liberty Depends on You

Unemployment Is Up -- Will Obama Be Out?

The Tipping Point -- Liberty in the Balance

The 2012 Election Is Between Liberty and Tyranny

Does a Big Storm Require Big Government?

Mother Nature Is Voting Early

The Navy Is Not an Anachronism

A National Security Strategy for a Strong America

Romney v Obama, Adult v Adolescent

It Will Take "Adult" Independent Voters to Defeat Obama

The Straw Man of the Left

Romney's a Riot

The Third and Final Debate: Romney Won

Final Debate Memo to Mitt

Death Panels Here, Doctors Plea for Help

Cartoons

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