British Prime Minister David Cameron made his first steps on the international scene this week at the G8 summits in Canada and the G20, an opportunity to assess the scope of the new guidelines announced by the government’s foreign policy. The Prime Minister, took office in May to head a coalition government between Conservatives and [...]
Nothing to round out a news-filled week like a long list of liberal/democrat funny ha ha’s you can bust out at your next social gathering (make sure you have some conservative backup in the room – oh wait, it wouldn’t matter anyway, when liberals get mad they hug trees and smoke doobies). Enjoy! 55 Funny [...]
Thanks again to Twitter and other social networking sites, pictures are flooding in of the streets of Washington D.C. packed with American citizens who are tired of big government spending, poor decisions on health care reform, and overall, tired and scared of being drained through over-taxing. No surprise here – the other big networks are [...]
Early reports from the field (thanks to the real-time communication power of Twitter) indicate that the crowds are assembling for Glenn Beck’s highly anticipated 9-12 project. Glenn Beck will be broadcasting live from the event tomorrow, and with his extremely high ratings, it will certainly draw millions of viewers (not to mention the estimated possibility [...]
Thinking that they would sneak it through without anyone noticing, back in July, the left-wing members of Congress thought they had an easy sell with their various version of the proposed health care reform bill. The public went nuts, and rightfully so. Then came July 31st, and it was time for recess. Now today, September [...]
While there are plenty of you that are probably still not allowing your children to watch the Presidential speech to school children tomorrow (which is fine, because you have the right to do that), I decided to list some of the main talking points of the speech below. You can decide for yourself if it [...]