First in a two-part series on the path from ObamaCare to Paul Ryan’s Roadmap 2.0 plan for health care. Part 1 targets ObamaCare’s economic war and Constitutional challenge. In Part 2, we take Paul Ryan’s path from a culture of dependency to health care reform. No federal program reveals President Obama’s plan for big government [...]

What if you had cancer and your Doctor’s treatment was to give you more cancer? Would you go along with this or get the heck out of there?  I know what I’d do.  So why is the Government trying to fix the housing market with the same loose lending practices that got us into trouble [...]

Don’t leave home without it. You’ll need it for almost every area of your life. If you want to drive a car, board an airplane, cash a check, open a bank account, see a doctor, rent an apartment, or get a job, you’d better have it as proof of your identity. Yet for one of [...]

“The British are coming! The British are coming!” This is the phrase attributed to Paul Revere during his midnight ride at the start of the American Revolutionary War; but according to eye witness accounts in historical documents, he actually said, “The Regulars are coming out.”[1] The “Regulars” was a term referring to an official army [...]

In his recent $3.8 trillion budget announcement for 2013, President Obama presented a new national defense strategy and foreign aid priorities. With regime change and unrest in the Middle East, will Americans continue to be safe? Do we know what we are funding? Priorities Gone Awry Regarding foreign aid, the President’s 2013 budget (voted down [...]

Have you ever wondered how you would take over a country?  The idea of some group conspiring to take over and create radical change seems like something out of Hollywood. There have been many people in history who have strategically attempted to take over nations to impose their agendas.  One of those was Karl Marx. [...]

We hear a great deal about taxes:  Are they fair?  Rich people don’t pay enough. The middle class pays too much.  What about those who don’t pay anything?  This raises some questions for me: * What is fair and who determines what’s fair? * Should the wealthy pay a greater share? * Are successful people [...]

A recent article in the St. Paul Pioneer Press by a New York Times columnist carried the title, “’We the People’ Have Lost Some Fans.”[1] The article talked about how the Constitution has seen better days, calling it old, hard to read and out of step with the rest of the world. It appears as [...]