by altha-admin | Dec 7, 2012 | Articles
Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky represents the kind of bipartisan leadership that this country needs to break the gridlock grinding our government to a halt. A libertarian on use of controlled substances, ready and willing to vote against his party on social and...
by altha-admin | Dec 7, 2012 | Articles
Senator Patty Murray of Washington, the soccer Mom in tennis shoes, entered the US Senate in 1992, "The Year of the Woman", which also witnessed the rise of California Senator Barbara Boxer and Congressman Jane Harman, among others. For nearly twenty...
by altha-admin | Dec 7, 2012 | Articles
South Carolina’s junior Senator Jim DeMint, one of the leaders of the Tea Party movement, will resign his office in January, 2013 and take the helm of the Heritage Foundation. The Board of Trustees received resignation from Ed Feulner, who seeks new leadership...
by altha-admin | Dec 7, 2012 | Articles
Futurist Joel Kotkin of Chapman University gave some sober assessments of the Republican Party post-Election 2012. "The Republicans had a bad candidate for the 2012 election. Romney was a plutocrat. Republicans have strength with middle class and working class...
by altha-admin | Dec 4, 2012 | Articles
The fiscal cliff on Capitol Hill is still at a standstill, according to major media reports. Democrat Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has been rattling sabers, and all that noise has rattled markets. He and Speaker of the House John Boehner know how things work in...
by altha-admin | Dec 4, 2012 | Articles
I love Star Parker. She had the guts to run against now former Congressman Laura Richardson in a heavily Democratic district in South Los Angeles-Carson. She tells it like it is, and she cuts through the crap. I was dismayed, however, with certain arguments in her...
