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Lindsey Graham Desperately Tries to Become Cool with Global Warming
Do you ever get the sense that Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) was the last person to buy bell-bottoms and a Rubik’s Cube in 1983 because he thought it might make him cool?
It’s sad enough that Senator Graham desperately and perpetually seeks acceptance from the effete media class, using transparent “bipartisan” policy… |
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Big Business, Big Liberals
“Big Business hates the environment and supports conservative politicians.”
That’s been the typical, politically-expedient refrain sung by liberal politicians and pro-regulation special interests in Washington. Yet now, with Democrats in charge of both the legislative and executive branches, pushing everything from government… |
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Statism’s Waterloo
If a revolution takes root throughout the country and no one in Washington hears it, does the revolution exist? In our representative system, the answer is yes – and members of both parties ought to start paying attention if they hope to survive the 2010 midterm elections intact.
We’ve heard a lot about political sea changes in the past… |
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California’s Utopian Renewable Energy Mandates Already Threatening Power Shortages and Higher Utility Bills
If it’s true that “as California goes, so goes the nation,” Americans should be very afraid.
While Al Gore ridiculously compares his global warming crusade to the battle against Nazism and Congress hastily debates a behemoth 1,200-page climate change bill, recent news from the test laboratory known as the state of California… |
