Ron Paul's Effect Unknown Yet Viable

We are quickly wrapping up the two-party dog and pony show we call the Presidential Primaries and as we head into the general elections nobody knows the effect Ron Paul will have.

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Is Ron Paul a Good Measure for Congressional Candidates?

Many involved in the sweeping movement known as the “Ron Paul Revolution” are starting to turn their focus on Congressional races and attempting to develop a basis for measuring the candidates they will support.

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Senator Jim DeMint’s Earmark Moratorium Amendment

There are, from time to time, some of our Congressional representatives that take a stand that deserves our support and action, this earmark moratorium is one of those times.

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Obama, Clinton Debate: Nothing is Our Fault!

To near nauseous emphasis both candidates clearly laid all blame on the President and none on their actions as Senators.

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The Election Process Then and Now

This Sunday at 3pm EST please join us for a very special discussion on the U.S. election process then and now. We'll examine whether we should be changing the way we elect our legislative and executive branch...

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Democratic Landslide Looms Despite Paul, Huckabee's Efforts!

All pundit comments, MSM slant, and John McCain’s hopes aside the numbers from the primary voting so far don’t lie about the direction the 2008 election is heading. Democrats can rejoice as the GOP coronation of McCain is creating a significant landslide victory coming in November.

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Lou Dobbs' Independent Voice Fails Listeners

Several months back I came across Lou Dobbs on CNN. His show was interesting because he seemed to really talk straight about critical issues and his question, “Doesn’t anyone deserve a government that works anymore?” had my attention...

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