Monthly Archives: February 2014

The march against religious freedom continues.  Arizona Governor Jan Brewer vetoed a bill that would have defended the right of businesses to deny services to people based on religious beliefs.  Ostensibly the law was portrayed as simply denying services for … Continue reading →

Ever get the feeling we live in Bizarro World?  Attorney General Eric Holder told state attorneys general they do not have to defend their state’s constitutional laws if they find discriminatory. Isn’t the attorney general’s job to uphold the law?  … Continue reading →

The Obama Administration continues the assault on the Constitution and has its sights on the free press. The FCC is launching a new study to decide, “what news the public needs to hear.” The study will “measure community members’ actual … Continue reading →

When I sit back and look at the numerous social issues Liberals champion, it strikes me that their sense of legality may be askew.  Most Liberals want to legalize Marijuana but detest cigarette smokers. Liberals vilify cigarette smokers for assaulting … Continue reading →

When people are convinced something is wrong, it compels action.  At times, the action is radical and other times it is measured.  The plan of action typically depends on the nature of the situation. Our Founding Fathers felt revolting against … Continue reading →

  The people did not want the law.  In fact, they demonstrated against it but their protests fell on deaf ears.  This was in 1920 when the eighteenth amendment prohibited “the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors within, the … Continue reading →

Liberals have ruined the American Spirit I grew up admiring.  They have not accomplished this feat alone.  They had help from an agenda driven media and weak-willed Republicans eager to cash in votes from fad politics.  The American Spirit I … Continue reading →

By Michael Lordi This past Friday, The New York Times broke a story that the Port Authority executive who ordered the lane closures at the George Washington Bridge said “evidence exists” that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie knew about the … Continue reading →

By Michael Lordi A week ago, you would have thought that every time the Yankees win a home game we should expect the stadium public address system blast the recording of Frank Sinatra singing, “New York, New York Uber Alles.” … Continue reading →