
Our suggestion to the President
is to drop this silly attack on the American free enterprise system and
the stars of that show, the American entrepreneur and businessmen and
women. Who does he think paid for the roads to begin with?
by GUY BENSON
The top line is only 47
percent for Romney compared to 46 percent for Obama, but that's among
registered -- not likely -- voters with a D/R/I sample breakdown of
33/26/41 (D+6.5). Here are the basics,
then it's all downhill from there for The President:
The disorder in American education
is everywhere and few Americans even recognize the slow death of our
educational system. At the rate we are going, by the time we wake up, it
will be too late.
A group of female Marine Corps
volunteers will act as a pilot study group on the feasibility of using
women in more-extensive combat roles, including the infantry. Do these
young women really know what they are asking for?
Progressives are saying they
are willing to impose an enormous tax increase on each American subject
to federal income tax rather than allow the total of the "Bush Tax
Cuts" to be extended. Will this play in Peoria?
by CAROLINE MAY
The
Mexican government has been working with the United States Department of
Agriculture to increase participation in food stamps.
If cutting back on SNAP
spending is about protecting "the wealthy," why do big
corporations such as Pepsi, Coca Cola, Kraft Foods and Kroger support and
lobby for the program?
by ANDREW E. HARROD
A German court fined Michael
Mannheimer for condemning Islam as authoritarian and aggressive while
another German court rejected the prohibition of a book, The Criminal
Acts of Prophet Muhammad. Why the difference?
Ms. Cutter's unjustified and
completely unfounded assertion that Governor Mitt Romney may have
committed a felon reminds us of the many felony crimes our president has
readily admitted to committing.
Bulgarian media on Thursday
named the suicide bomber who blew up a bus full of Israeli tourists,
killing five Israelis and a local bus driver, in the Black Sea resort of
Burgas on Wednesday as 36-year-old Mehdi Ghezali.
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