A ruling class?
Tweet We all disagree on a variety of things. Some people like Obamacare, some don’t. Some believe in an assault weapon ban, some don’t. That’s just how politics works, and I’m fine with the disagreement. However, Congress seems to be crossing the line, and it’s a line that I believe most will agree they have [...]
Read More →Post Office Just A Symptom Of Bigger Problems
Tweet Expect a lot of people knocking the US Post Office over the next few days. They’ve just released their latest financial report, and for the federal year ending September 30th, they managed to lose $15.9 Billion dollars this year. Even in a city like Washington D.C., that’s starting to sound like real money.
Read More →Time To Govern
Tweet Four years ago, Americans came to the polls and swept Democrats into control of the White House and Congress. It was a landmark and sweeping election of historic proportion.
Read More →Hope Requires Change
Tweet America faces a stark choice for this Presidential election. Despite third party groups who choose to paint the contrast between the Republicans and Democrats as two versions of the same flavor, there is perhaps a difference in philosophy between these choices that is greater than any election since 1980, and possibly even since 1972. [...]
Read More →Vote, Then Prepare To Be Governed
Tweet With 11 days until we count the votes on this election, the national polls are generally in a dead heat. While the Real Clear Politics electoral map appears to favor President Obama, the movement towards Mitt Romney since the first debate has been somewhat stunning. At this point, it’s a virtual toss-up.
Read More →SENATORS SEND LETTER TO PRESIDENT URGING HIM TO WORK WITH CONGRESS ON CYBERSECURITY LEGISLATION
Tweet Special to the Journal Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senators Dan Coats (R-Ind.), Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.), John McCain (R-Ariz.), Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.,) Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Texas) and Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) today sent a letter to President Obama urging him to work with Congress on cybersecurity legislation instead of acting unilaterally through an Executive Order.
Read More →Congressman Gingrey GAINs A Win
Tweet We all know we have a “do nothing” Congress, because we are told that virtually every day. We also know that there is no agreement on how to fix health care delivery in our country, as each party and Presidential campaign seeks to remind us constantly that the other guys are screwing it up. [...]
Read More →BISHOP STATEMENT ON 9/11 ANNIVERSARY
Tweet Special to The Journal WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. (GA-02) released the following statement today to commemorate the 11th anniversary of 9/11: “As a nation, we remember the pain 9/11 has brought upon our homeland. The shock of an unprovoked attack, the outrage against known perpetrators, the shared sadness at the [...]
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