As Japan struggles to pick up the shattered, often glowing pieces after the recent Earthquake tragedy, we noted that London has also recently fallen victim to a force of nature, but this time it was a riotous, masked, black-clad "youth movement" of over 25,000 arguing for more "free stuff," in addition to the riots occurring the world over. This chain of protest events seemingly hearkening back to our own previously gruntled labor "Freebie Crowd" in Wisconsin. more »

Are Columnists Michael Gerson and Paul Krugman twin sons of different mothers? An even better question: Is bizarre the new reality in today's political world of half-baked punditry? At best, is it a requirement to either be a quantifiable nut-case who most recently stated that our $ 14 trillion dollar deficit is not a true concern, despite the fact that we may never be able to balance the blasted thing again, as Mr. Krugman actually stated? Or, in a hyper-spate of extreme hypocrisy, is it Mr. Gerson's recently lamenting how we Conservatives feel about revolutionary "Democratic" protests in the Mideast--while Gerson essentially stomped upon and trashed the truly Democratic "Tea Party protests" here within his own country for the past two years? "What" on God's brown, sun-scorched earth are these guys smoking becomes the penultimate question? more »

As British Prime Minister David Cameron came out of the gate swinging at Islamic Extremism, the Liberals in the US continued their own very special brand of denial. While worries of an Islamic Caliphate increasingly occupied the minds of many of the prag… more »

At the forefront of US politics most recently has been the Federal Judge's decision in Florida against Obamacare. Judge Vincent, who presided over the case, struck down the entire law as being unconstitutional on the basis that the Federal Government doe… more »