In Venezuela, Net Neutrality Does In Fact Mean Internet Censorship
Venezuela is an official Socialist Utopia disaster area. (It would be nice if Team Bernie Sanders and his Democrat cohorts were paying […]
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India: Yet Another Example of Really Bad Government Damaging Really Good Farms
We American conservatives have long loathed our domestic Farm Bill – for many, many very good reasons. It is a Franklin Delano […]
Regulations Kill Economies – Obama’s Is the Regulation Administration
A recurring headline in the Age of President Barack Obama begins with things like “Obama Administration Issues New Rules…” and “Administration Targets…” […]
Oh Look – Three More Examples of Obama Administration Cronyism
President Barack Obama is a Cronyism Machine. No Administration in our history has done more to punish its enemies and reward its […]
Everyone Loathes the Latest Obama Power Grab – Except Google, and That’s All That Matters
A key Barack Obama Administration legacy item is its wanton abuse of the Constitution’s separation and balance of powers. No Executive Branch […]
The Obama Administration is Vociferously Anti-Science
We conservatives are incessantly assailed by the Left as “anti-science.” That we stand athwart scientific and technological advancement – yelling “Stop!” But […]
What Presidential Candidates Should Say to Farmers (and Everyone Else)
Fresno, California – is farm country: “Fresno serves as the economic hub of Fresno County and California’s San Joaquin Valley. The unincorporated […]
The FCC is Just Another Dishonest, Authoritarian Arm of the Obama Administration
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) describes itself thus: “An independent U.S. government agency overseen by Congress.” Under the Barack Obama Administration, it […]
The Bogus EPA is Causing Everyone Real Problems
Let us conduct an overview just of what we have only recently learned about the unconstitutional, overreaching and abusive Environmental Protection Agency […]
Washington, D.C. Bipartisanship, They Say? Someone Tell the FCC
There is much bemoaning of the loss of bipartisanship in Washington, D.C. Gone, they say, are the grand bargains – the two […]