Judicial Elections Make A Difference

By: J. Randolph Evans

Last year, Georgians elected justices on the Georgia Supreme Court andjudges on the Georgia Court of Appeals. Next year, Georgians willlikely elect three justices on the Georgia Supreme Court and more on theGeorgia Court of Appeals.

During the last two weeks, one of those courts gave Georgians a freshand important reminder of just how much Georgia courts can affect thelives of Georgians – especially some of … Read more...

Hooda thunk it?

Just The Numbers, Mam

By Les Dunaway

Well the suspense is over – what little suspense there was.

Super Committee Says It’s Unable to Agree on Debt Reduction Deal

We all knew that Boehner got rolled on the debt limit deal. [read] [read] [read] He should have asked Bush I about trusting Democrats. At least, he called Obama out … Read more...

Political rhetoric: A part of the freedom process

Observations©

By Donald S. Conkey

Tired of all the political rhetoric yet? Many are, including me, but this vetting process is an important part of choosing our elected leaders, especially the president of the United States. Only the Lord’s way is a better way. This process still has a year to go before the November 2012 election, which likely will be the most important election Americans will ever vote … Read more...

Veterans Day Every Day

By: J. Randolph Evans

The United States Department of Veterans Affairs says this on its website (at http://www.va.gov/opa/vetsday/):

The Veterans Day National Ceremony is held each year on November 11th at Arlington National Cemetery. The ceremony commences precisely at 11:00 a.m. with a wreath laying at the Tomb of the Unknowns and continues inside the Memorial Amphitheater with a parade of colors by veterans’ organizations and remarks from dignitaries. Read more...

The Obama Energy Plan by Tom Kiser

Obama and his administration are waging a war against the laws of physics. The war will be lost, you know. But it will be We, the people and our country who will be the losers while Obama will ride off into the sunset with a lucrative income-for-life courtesy of us “losers.”

B’gosh and b’gorrah! No one can accuse us of being sore losers!

It is inevitable that an activist so-called … Read more...

What Kind of Government Do We Really Have?

By Tom Kiser

Governments of the kind that we have today in this nation are an unfunny, terminally sick joke! Does anyone really believe that the purchasing power that our federal government has stolen from our descendants will ever be repaid?

Governments have the power to take and make use of some part of the worth that is being produced by the economically productive members of the nation’s society, current … Read more...

God in the Classroom

By Michael Opitz

Let’s start with the basics in several educational disciplines. First let’s look at Civics.  The separation of church and state is not found in the U.S. Constitution.  It is, however, found in the Constitution of the former Soviet Union.  U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer has publicly lobbied the point that because the U.S. is part of the world community; they (members of the Supreme Court) must … Read more...

Cooking the Books? – Just The Numbers, Mam

By Les Dunaway

The monthly unemployment numbers came out from the DOL this week. They were summarized in the media as a drop from 9.1 to 9.0. Many people reacted with surprise as such a drop was counter-intuitive, especially when the reported jobs-created was 80,000 – somewhere between a third and a half of what’s needed to reduce unemployment.

I’m happy to report that the confusion was simply government book-cooking, … Read more...

Something Special for Christmas

By J. Randolph Evans

So, here are the two dates to mark on the calendar: November 23, 2011 (the day before Thanksgiving) and December 23, 2011 (two days before Christmas). What makes these dates special?

Wednesday, November 23, 2011 is the deadline for the so-called Congressional ‘super-committee’ (actually named the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction) to issue its recommendations for at least $1.5 trillion in federal deficit reductions over Read more...

The Undead – Acorn still walks – Just The Numbers, Mam

By Les Dunaway

So you thought Congress had driven a stake through Acorn’ s heart? They probably missed because it’s heart is way to the left of where you’d expect. This monster seems to be hard to kill.

The good news is that the monster hasn’t gotten any smarter.  Fox reporters walked in an interviewed the conspirators in their “New York Communities for Change” office about their funding … Read more...