Global warming alarmists lied about temperature figures from last month to advance their agenda. That won't stop the bankrupt state of California from starting to prepare for how to deal with rising sea levels due to global warming. By the way, it's NBC's annual "Green Week." Do your part and turn off NBC.
Congress starts considering the bailout of the auto industry today, and the Democrats are already scaling back from early proposals in order to get Republican support. In addition to what this would do to the idea of free markets, there is a brewing regional battle over the bailout idea.
Oklahoma Sen. James Inhofe wants to stop the Treasury Department from using any of the remaining bailout money.
USAToday's Al Neuharth wants Barack Obama to be President now.
Just before the election, Barack Obama wrote to federal government employees promising them that he would grow government. This is just another step towards the socialization of America.
The Messiah is going to push for a playoff in college football. I happen to agree with him on this one, but it's not the federal government's job to get involved with that.
Chris Cillizza at the Washington Post debunks five myths regarding this year's election. Among them is that McCain's pick of Sarah Palin was a mistake.
John McCain has vowed to work closely with the Obama Administration. Working with Democrats to begin with is why he lost.
You had to know that the bailouts would lead to this: "Are You an Idiot to Keep Paying Your Mortgage?"
Mike Huckabee was in Gwinnett County yesterday stumping for the FairTax and Saxby Chambliss.
Good news, government school students! The state might eliminate the high school graduation test.
Gas prices in Georgia are below $2 a gallon. Enjoy it while you can, because OPEC is looking at dropping output to keep oil prices up.
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The conservatives need to stick together, it looks good for the party. Too bad the left-wing illuminati that won seats and positions didn't go back and help out their fellow liberal.
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