Year: 2012

Barack Obama’s net worth is almost: 12 million dollars. So why does his own brotherhave to beg for money to pay for his son’s hospital bills? A few days ago I received a call from a man I recently met named George. He was a bit flustered, and soon informed me that his young son was […]

Many liberals love Julian Assange because they hate America and he disclosed top secret American documents. How many people died because of what Julian Assange did? We don’t know for sure and intelligence agencies around the world have reason to stay quiet about it, but we do know he put information out that should have […]

Hey, remember when Nancy Pelosi and a gaggle of Democratic women vowed to eradicate Washington’s culture of corruption? Tee-hee. Instead of breaking up the Good Ol’ Boys Club, Capitol Hill’s leading liberal ladies have established their very own taxpayer-funded Sisterhood of the Plundering Hacks. This week, the names of two of Department of Homeland Security […]

In 1995, Barack Obama released “Dreams From My Father,” a compelling memoir full of stories about his life that — though often not exactly true — persuaded many people that this young man had a great political future ahead of him. Nearly a decade later, Obama introduced himself to the country with a stirring speech […]

Analysts may be correct that the presidential election won’t primarily turn on entitlements reform, but by choosing Paul Ryan as his running mate, Mitt Romney can, contrary to conventional wisdom, make it a winning issue and lay the foundation for a reform mandate when he wins. Besides, the economy and entitlements are wholly integrated issues: […]

The current environment for investors is perhaps one of the most confusing that many have ever encountered.:  Unpredictable markets now appear to take no clue whatsoever from underlying economic data, and maxims long cherished by traditional money managers are being abandoned in favor of seemingly illogical choices.:  We are in a world in which apparently […]

One of the things Mitt Romney’s selection of Paul Ryan as his running mate ensures is a series of polling questions over the coming months asking voters what’s more important: creating jobs or cutting government spending; helping the economy or cutting deficits; repealing the president’s health care law or focusing on the economy. These questions […]

It’s a special world where a lot of people give charity.: Some interesting good people and their impetus for giving. Elie Hirschfeld: “My personal history of giving began when I was a student at Brown University. In my sophomore year, I became President of Brown’s Hillel chapter and was inspired by that organization’s commitment to enriching […]

If you call the Family Research Center a hate group, you’re calling Christianity a hate group, because what they do is tout Christian values – John Hawkins (@johnhawkinsrwn) August 16, 2012   I’m not going to do the same thing that liberals do after every shooting and accuse them of being responsible for the kook […]