by altha-admin | Aug 22, 2012 | Articles
My name is Arthur Christopher Schaper, a resident of Torrance, CA, a suburb of Los Angeles. I have been watching the US Senate races all over the country with great interest because I want to see as many legislators as possible who will repeal ObamaCare, extend the...
by altha-admin | Aug 22, 2012 | Articles
Go Todd Go! Despite the howling of the mainstream media and the GOP establishment, Congressman Todd Akin bravely stood his ground to stay in the race. We need more politicians like him — men and women who are not afraid to admit that they made a...
by altha-admin | Aug 22, 2012 | Articles
British Primer Minister David Camerom forged an unlikely alliance with Nick Clegg's Liberal Democrats. Unevenly yoked perhaps would well characterize this partnership, in large because Cameron's mandate to cut spending and implement necessary reforms to the...
by altha-admin | Aug 22, 2012 | Articles
Because nearly half the people are on the dole in this country, I am not surprised to see the growing uproar about entitlement reform. Yet is must be done. The 2012 election is a harbinger. Will this country take steps toward growing up and getting off the dole, or...
by altha-admin | Aug 22, 2012 | Articles
Hawthorne, California, a suburb south of Los Angeles, has made a name for itself, bringing into the world "Gorgeous George", the first of many flamboyant pro-wrestlers, and of course the Beach Boys, who brought to the world a soulful sound that is...
by altha-admin | Aug 22, 2012 | Articles
A centralized economic policy could never function adequately without political cohesion. One class of state, which has permitted its residents to get by without doing very much, has created a sub-class of countries depending on wealthier nations, in which the...
