Monthly Archives: March 2008

Ron Paul, Eric Thayer / Getty There used to be an organization for people who believed in a truly limited government — limited taxes, limited spending, limited interference in individual lives and limited intervention in foreign affairs. That organization was … Continue reading →

A Q&A with Michael Pollan, author, amateur gardener and hero of the organic food movement Interview by Ashley Ball, with Matthew Cooke There are people who eat to live, and others who live to eat. Michael Pollan lives to eat … Continue reading →

delivered 17 May 2004, Constitution Hall, Washington D.C. Audio mp3 of Address Ladies and gentlemen, I really have to ask you to seriously consider what you’ve heard, and now this is the end of the evening so to speak. I … Continue reading →

White House hopeful Barack Obama suggests he would have left his Chicago church had his longtime pastor, whose fiery anti-American comments about U.S. foreign policy and race relations threatened Obama’s campaign, not stepped down. "Had the reverend not retired, and … Continue reading →

By LIZ SIDOTI SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — In a show of Republican unity, one-time bitter foes John McCain and Mitt Romney raised money and campaigned together Thursday for a single goal — getting McCain elected president. ”We are united. … Continue reading →

Posted by Bobby Eberle Last week, I focused on Sen. Obama’s speech about his "former" pastor. I thought the speech was both fascinating and scary in how it revealed so much of what the senator actually believes. Who would have … Continue reading →

MICHELE OBAMAS MILITANT RACISM REVEALED… In her senior thesis at Princeton, Michele Obama, the wife of Barack Obama stated that America was a nation founded on crime and hatred. Moreover, she stated that whites in America were ineradicably racist. The … Continue reading →

By Bill Gertz, March 27, 2008 Three House leaders and the Government Printing Office’s watchdog said yesterday that they are investigating security concerns about the production of electronic passports highlighted during an investigation by The Washington Times. Rep. Bennie Thompson, … Continue reading →

Despite saying she wants to return to Stanford University, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has let it be known in Republican circles that she would consider running for vice president if asked. One source told Newsmax that she expressed interest … Continue reading →

If there is anything more disturbing than watching the Rev. Jeremiah Wright’s paranoid denunciations of whites and America, it’s seeing the reactions of many well-educated blacks who agree with him or find ways to justify his hate-filled comments. “I am … Continue reading →