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'Tricks' and 'gimmicks' in Senate healthcare bill
Healthcare policy expert Grace Marie Turner says there are details in the Senate healthcare bill that will frighten everyone. Accounting "gimmicks," says Senator Roger Wicker, are among those details. Related commentaries:Will Clunkernomics become ClunkerCare? Deep-six ObamaCare! The Blue Dog betrayal
Abortion coverage a major sticking point
Pro-lifers are being called into action now that the release of the Senate's misleading version of healthcare reform has been presented.
Will Clunkernomics become ClunkerCare?
"Cash for Clunkers" is a perfect example of the differences between the liberal model of central planning and the conservative model of freedom. That's something we should heed as healthcare reform looms.
Conservative Christians issue declaration, warning
Conservative Christian leaders are releasing a declaration and warning today on what they're calling "moral issues of great concern."
Media displays 'unremitting hostility' toward Palin
A conservative media watchdog organization says the mainstream media has done such an effective job of trashing Sarah Palin that the public perceptions of the 2008 vice-presidential candidate soured substantially in a few weeks.
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Senators seek more info on dealer closures
WASHINGTON Senators are calling on General Motors and Chrysler to release more details on ongoing talks over the automakers' plans to close thousands of auto dealerships as part
White House at odds with bishops over abortion
WASHINGTON The White House is on a collision course with Catholic bishops in an intractable dispute over abortion that could blow up the fragile political
Democrat Senator condemned for dishonesty
WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate ethics committee on Friday admonished Sen. Roland Burris, D Ill., for making "inconsistent, misleading or incomplete" statements about the circumstances surrounding his appointment to the
SC lawmakers to take up impeachment
COLUMBIA, S.C. South Carolina lawmakers plan to formally consider impeaching Gov. Mark Sanford for the first time next week, the chairman of the committee beginning that work said
GOP governors push for 2010 party rebirth
National Political Writer CEDAR CREEK, Texas Thrilled with twin victories this month, Republican governors are looking to lead a party wide resurgence in 2010 and shape the GOP
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'We Won, You Lost, Now Get A Life'
Senator James Inhofe, who has been the most vocal critic of man made global warming, gave a long speech Wednesday on the Senate floor. Courtesy of Hot Air. “I proudly declare 2009 as the ‘Year of the Skeptic,’ the year
Global Government Power Grab
by David P. Smith We continue to see more frequent examples these days of our leadership in this country and in other countries gravitating closer and closer to global government. The reasons for global governance continue to be brought forth
Goverment Chooses Cutting Costs Over Saving Lives?
On Tuesday The Washington Post ran a story which stated that the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force released updated recommendations on Monday which concluded " w omen in their 40s should stop routinely having annual mammograms and older women
Love Not Hostility Will Change Muslims
Elijah Friedeman| When you look at the main reasons Muslims come to Christ, you see love is a very big reason. We won’t be able to combat Islam by being hostile towards members of that faith. To make a greater difference, we must love Muslims.
We Must Cut The Deficit Says...Obama?
Elijah Friedeman| Obama says we must cut the deficit while running the largest deficit ever, $1.85 trillion.
Your Flight Has Been Delayed
Here's some great news as we approach the busiest traveling season of the year. “The air traffic control system in the United States is technologically obsolete,” says Robert W. Poole, Jr., director of transportation studies at Reason Foundation, the nonprofit
100 Things That Are Blamed on Global Warming
Elijah Friedeman| In this day and age, we hate to take the blame for anything. Now, there's a new scapegoat, global warming. From caterpillars devouring villages to severe acne, many things are being blamed on global warming.
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Stepping Back in Time
by Mary Friedeman Ever feel like your life is a constant round of household chores? It often seems that I could spend all my time cooking, cleaning, and doing laundry, though those are actually my least important responsibilities. Recently I’ve
Transformation
By Mary Friedeman Been painting this week. It may sound crazy, but with a series of children down with swine flu and regular activities at a standstill, I actually had more leisure than usual. Between doling out doses of
Homeschool Bulletin for November 13 2009
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