Arizona Governor Jan Brewer hit the Sunday show circuit this morning and joined other governors on CBS’s Face the Nation to discuss immigration, among other things.
A Louisiana parish that was among the most severely affected by the Deepwater Horizon disaster is suing British Petroleum (BP) for not paying on a single claim.
The gun-rights advocates continue fighting for 19th century solutions to the 21st centuries problems
The Romney’s are emerging from seclusion to grant their first post-election interview on Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace next week.
Seeing as how nearly all of the popes are weak in mind and body toward the end, it seems unlikely that God would’ve singled ol’ Ratzinger out for some early retirement.
‘I know some will try to frame it as hypocritical but I see it from all sides and there are no easy answers right now… It’s not a glorious vote by any measure.’
The crazy is still alive and kicking in the right-wing as a trio of conservative pro-massacre advocates claimed that President Obama is raising a black army to massacre white people.
They have initiated a lawsuit that has an eventual goal of shutting down the program completely and, in their own words, will ‘restore traditional physical education to the district.’
Despite the touted Republican policies that have had free rein in Louisiana, the state continues to lag in all metrics that matter to the middle class.
The reason the Republican Party lost the 2012 presidential election has nothing to do with the economy and everything to do with their divisive strategies.
Americans must get informed as to what really ails the economy, that income inequality is a drag on the overall economic growth.
If they can’t see how far off the mark they are, if they can’t see that without change they are dinosaurs and they die… they deserve what they get.
But while Huntsman’s words are powerful, it will be hard – damn near impossible – to convince the far right conservatives who have a stranglehold on the Republican Party.
Yuval Levin’s Op Ed piece sounds reasonable, until you do the math and realize that he considers people earning $25,000 per year to be ‘wealthy.’
