If crocodile tears were combustible, the Democrats could solve our energy problem tomorrow. While campaigning in New Hampshire recently, John Edwards bemoaned that “people are worried and concerned and, in some cases, having to choose between paying their rent, paying for food, or paying to keep their place warm.”
He made this statement while announcing his […]

-By Warner Todd Huston
The AP has used the somewhat heartwarming tale of an illegal alien who found an American boy and his mother suffering from a car accident in the Arizona desert and stayed with them until help arrived as an excuse to plead that illegals aren’t “criminals” and should somehow be given a break. […]

Usually Hillary Clinton keeps her dagger stare under wraps. But this past Monday CBS News anchor Katie Couric talked to Hillary Clinton about the tightening race for the Democratic nomination.
Straining to keep her anger under control, Clinton complained, “I have absorbed a lot of attacks for several months now,” and vowed to counter her opponents’ […]

It’s a timeless story, The Boy who cried Wolf, one I can remember reading many times as a young child perusing Aesop’s Fables long past my bedtime, while the rest of the house was sleeping. It’s a simple moral, “There is no believing a liar, even when he speaks the truth.” My love of these […]

“I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and […]

I am always amused to hear baby boomers applaud themselves for being so much more in touch with their sexuality than were their parents. For them, prior generations were uptight prudes that just didn’t know how to get their groove on. Seemingly lost on these free spirits is that the “boom” in baby-boom came from […]