January 2007

Surprise. Surprise. David Cameron has opted for a free vote on the issue of an exception for the bill forcing adoption agencies to place children with same-sex couples. Under parliamentary systems, party policy normally dictates the way the rank and file votes. By departing from this norm, Cameron is essentially taking [...]

She Who Must Not Be Named went on to elaborate on some of her positions and how they have “evolved” over the last few years. There is a lot in this piece that is telling: she’s still fighting with her conscience (sorry, I meant to write “political instincts”) for authorizing the Iraq War and having [...]

Annie C is on fire in her recent article! Unfortunately, her website links only last a week on each article so you have to read this fast. She discusses Hillary and the 2008 Elections, the polls in previous elections and the State of the Union Address.
On the issue of Bush’s address to Congress, [...]

John Kerry is about to announce that he will not run for President in 2008.  Although both of his supporters are said to be distraught, I think they should cheer up.  This is John Kerry.  He might change his mind.

The annual March for Life drew tens of thousands to Washington yesterday in protest of the Supreme Court’s horrendous decision in Roe v. Wade. Because the March was not in support of a liberal cause, Washington was spared from being trashed.
Judicial activism is one of our favorite targets on this site. Usually our [...]

I don’t pretend to be an expert on the science of global warming, but I have to wonder why scientists on one side of the issue seek to silence scientists on the other side of the issue. The Weather Channel’s Heidi Cullen is the latest example. According to Cullen, meteorologists who disagree with [...]

She Who Must Not Be Named has formed her exploratory committee for President. This comes as no surprise as she’s been running for years.  However, she has now kicked her campaign into high gear.  Several pages from her family’s political playbook have already been used against those who would dare challenge her. Earlier [...]

def: adj (1827) 2b : lacking strength of character.
ex: The attempt by Senate Democrats to draft a “symbolic vote” against the troop surge in Iraq without the gall to actually cast a meaningful vote to truly prevent it; unabashed political posturing with the well-being, reputation and morale of the troops–this is the epitome of [...]

Today (at least where I’m sitting) is the three hundredth anniversary of the Union between England and Scotland. The relationship between the two has been troubled at times. Even today, a strong sense of nationalism remains in both countries. Mainstream politicians are doing their best to celebrate the union, however, opinion over [...]

Senator Jim Webb of Virginia has been selected to deliver the Democrat response to President Bush’s upcoming State of the Union address.  Parental discretion is advised.