From the monthly archives:
President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton were unusually quick to condemn the actions of the Honduras government this week. This against a true democratic country who was simply protecting its constitution. It is especially odd when considering they were very slow to say anything against Iran’s crackdown. Iran being a theocracy who has defied [...]
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From the Washington Post. “The Supreme Court ruled Monday that white firefighters in New Haven, Conn., were unfairly denied promotions because of their race, reversing a decision that high court nominee Sonia Sotomayor endorsed as an appeals court judge” Justice Kennedy gave the Courts opinion saying that the “Fear of litigation alone cannot justify an [...]
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You will see some outcry when certain executive orders are signed by a President, but I think for the most part people do not realize nor follow up on the consequences of such actions. A perfect example is President Obama’s repealing of the Mexico City Policy. With this executive order, Obama allowed the United States [...]
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Just as Congress passed the largest tax on tobacco in remembered history during the heated Stimulus bill debate, the same thing is happening for Cap and Trade legislation. Pelosi is trying to push Cap and Trade to a vote this week so I urge everyone to contact their representatives and let them know how you [...]
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Yesterday the Houston Chronicle posted an article by Leonard Pitts, which basically called all conservatives racists. The Pulitzer Prize writer evidently has some research inhibiting disease that prevented him to see that some people look at other issues than race to determine who they vote for. So in response I would offer these reasons why [...]
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