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    • Behind the IRS Scandal and the attacks on Obama - 22 May 2013
      posted in Columns

      In what must totally confuse the public, the left leaning, liberal media is now daily hawking a news story that the IRS has been purposely targeting applications for conservative charities and educational non profits.  What?  This is news?  The liberal media has been targeting conservative organizations and personalities for years, so why should they blame the government [...]

    • What No One Wants to Hear About Benghazi - 15 May 2013
      posted in Big Gov & Columns & Politics & Govt & Terrorism & World

      Congressional hearings, White House damage control, endless op-eds, accusations, and defensive denials. Controversy over the events in Benghazi last September took center stage in Washington and elsewhere last week. However, the whole discussion is again more of a sideshow. Each side seeks to score political points instead of asking the real questions about the attack [...]

    • Gay Marriage Could ‘Determine The Future Of The GOP’ - 18 Apr 2013
      posted in Columns

      The modern primary system for determining presidential nominees we take for granted nowadays began in earnest in the 1970s. For the Republicans, it really started in 1976 when Ronald Reagan challenged President Ford. That year Reagan won 11 states and was the runner-up for the nomination. That’s the same number of states Rick Santorum won [...]

    • The State’s Newest Problem: Ron Paul Curriculum - 17 Apr 2013
      posted in Civil Liberties & Columns & Education

      The State would be wise to ask: Uh oh, what is the Ron Paul Revolution up to this time?  Answer: Educating the youth.  From how young? From Kindergarten. It is finally here! For years Gary North has been talking about the need for a liberty-minded education that should aim to compete with the State’s compulsory and propaganda-ridden education system. [...]

    • Ron Paul: Gold is the Ultimate Money - 20 Mar 2013
      posted in Featured Videos & Videos
    • Glenn Beck Reinvents Himself — Again - 09 Jan 2013
      posted in Columns & People

      Though he already had a successful nationally-syndicated radio show, it was his daily television program on Fox News that launched Glenn Beck as a conservative media kingpin. That show primarily focused on Beck’s attempts to weave what he saw as the tangle-webs of deception and conspiracy within the Obama Regime. Then Beck decided — correctly [...]

    • Congressman Ron Paul’s Farewell Speech to Congress - 16 Nov 2012
      posted in Civil Liberties & The Constitution & Tyranny & Videos & War & waste & Welfarism

      Rep. Ron Paul’s final speech on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives.

    • Ron Paul: “It is not un-American to think about the possibility of secession” - 14 Nov 2012
      posted in The Constitution & Tyranny & Videos

      While this video was originally recorded on 4/19/2009, Ron Paul spokeswoman Rachel Mills confirmed earlier today (11/13/2012) that Ron Paul “feels the same now” about secession as he did in this video. (Source: RonPaul.com) Do you believe secession is still a valid way to oppose tyranny? Sign the petition, “I Believe in the Right to [...]

    • 7 Questions That Will Determine the Outcome of the 2012 Election - 01 Nov 2012
      posted in Columns

      The debates are over, and although most of my fellow pundits were quick to tell us before they started that historically they don’t impact the eventual outcome, this time they certainly have. This race hasn’t been the same since the first debate. Mitt Romney’s rout of a beleaguered and bored-looking Barack Obama dramatically altered the [...]

    • Top pollster predicts low voter turnout this election cycle - 01 Nov 2012
      posted in 2012 & Numbers

      A top political polling firm predicted Tuesday that there will be lower voter turnout in the 2012 presidential election cycle than in 2004 and 2008. According to Gallup Polling, registered voters reported paying less attention to the upcoming election, and were less likely to rate their chance of voting than in 2004 and 2008, two [...]