Ron Paul:
Congress Fiddles While the Economy Burns
Reports that the official unemployment rate has fallen to 5.1 percent may appear to vindicate the policies of easy money, corporate bailouts, and increased government spending.
Kurt Schlichter:
The Obnoxious and Important Questions I Would Ask At The GOP Debate
CNNs Republican debate on September 16th will be conducted with dignity and gravitas by questioners like Hugh Hewitt and Jake Tapper, who will treat the candidates with a level respect and courtesy that many of them just dont deserve. They have to. I dont.
Katie Kieffer:
How Hillary’s Embarrassing Emails Raise Your Taxes
You need to know how Hillarys email scandal is taxing your bank account and your familys security. On the surface, Hillary appears to have a political black eye. In reality, its we who are bearing her costs at the FBI; the State Department and in Congress. Let me explain
Brian Birdnow:
High Noon? Dana Milbank, Ted Cruz and “Lawlessness” in Washington
Over the last two weeks Dana Milbank, the resident liberal gadfly and jeerer at conservatives, of the Washington Post, has found himself in high dudgeon at the so-called Republican reign of lawlessness in national politics.
Susan Stamper Brown:
Lawlessness and the Faith of Kim Davis
Rowan County, Ky. elected official Kim Davis was jailed unjustly. Unjustly, because we live in a society which promotes right as wrong, and wrong as right, and laws are applied to some and not others.
Matt Barber:
‘Burn Kim Davis Alive!’
Mahatma Gandhi once said, There is a higher court than courts of justice and that is the court of conscience. It supersedes all other courts.
Arthur Schaper :
Election 2016: The Conservative Academy Awards
After movie tickets spiked to more than $10 a show (plus the cheap facility of YouTube and all those free, uploaded films), I stopped going to the movies. Since I no longer stayed current with the latest flicks to hit the Big Screen, I couldnt root for which films, stars, screenplays, etc. during the Academy Awards that I wanted to see win.
D.W. Wilber:
The Great Debate
How should candidates be addressing immigration and foreign policy issues?
Rachel Alexander:
An Insider’s Look Behind the Mainstream Media’s Crumbling Facade of Power
For years until the advent of talk radio, Fox News and social media the left-leaning mainstream media held a stranglehold over the coverage of news and politics.
