A scholar and New York Times bestselling author believes Japanese auto giant Toyota might abandon the U.S. for greener pastures in light of the shrinking auto market in America and the government's investigations into its recall problems.
The head of an immigration enforcement political action committee believes a high-profile Senate primary race will make it tough for President Barack Obama and the Democrats to shove an amnesty bill through before the approaching midterm elections.
The Cato Institute's Tad DeHaven warns that a new government commission on how to reduce the national debt may be used by President Obama as "cover for a tax increase."
The South Dakota Legislature has passed a resolution calling for a "balanced approach for instruction in the public schools relating to global climate change."
A working group tasked to look into the question of repealing the ban on homosexuals serving in the military says it will make an objective assessment of the issue. A conservative military watchdog hopes the group will make good on that promise.
A school board in Tennessee has settled a lawsuit with the ACLU which had claimed the school district promoted religion. But some local citizens believe the settlement goes too far.
The chairman of the Texas Republican Party says Governor Rick Perry's decisive GOP primary win last week sent a strong message to Washington -- and in particular, to the Obama administration.
President Obama declared in his State of the Union Address: "If anyone from either party has a better approach [for health care reform] . . . let me know! I am eager to see it." Well, Mr. President, Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann does have better health care proposals, and most of her suggestions are contained in various bills that have been pending in Congress for months! Here are some of her more >>
Do you believe that politicians in general have the country's best interests at heart? Join us as we find out How Big Government Liberals Wrecked the Global Economy — and How They Will Do It Again If No One Stops Them.
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January was a really bad month for the claims of crisis by global warming alarmists. Frigid temperatures destroyed fruit and coral in Florida, and snow fell on Al Gore's palatial home in normally warmer Tennessee. Because of the revelation of emails and documents from the Climate Research Unit, an official associate of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, we now know about some more >>
Rep. Bachmann appears on Your World with Neil Cavuto to shine some light on what's going on behind closed doors at the White House with health care negotiations. more >>
Peter Schweizer — Architects of Ruin
Do you believe that politicians in general have the country's best interests at heart? Join us as we find out How Big Government Liberals Wrecked the Global Economy — and How They Will Do It Again If No One Stops Them.
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by Steven Ertelt
LifeNews.com Editor
March 5, 2010
Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- The leader of the pro-abortion contingent in the House of Representatives claims pro-life advocates don't have the votes to stop the pro-abortion Senate health care bill there. However, it appears Rep. Diana DeGette's arithmetic may need some updating as opponents have the advantage.
DeGette, a pro-abortion more >>
The Democrats are very upset about their surprise defeat in the race to fill the U.S. Senate seat in Massachusetts, so they are throwing their own candidate, Martha Coakley, under the bus. They blame her for running a poor campaign. Many reasons, of course, contributed to the remarkable victory of Senator Scott Brown. However, the chief reason Coakley's campaign didn't connect with the voters more >>
The U.S. Census Bureau has launched an aggressive campaign to get school children to influence their parents to participate in the 2010 Census. This is part of a $13 billion national public information effort, and will reach about 56 million students in 118,000 schools. The plan is to disseminate posters, maps, teaching guides and lesson plans to every school in the nation. Schools will have a more >>
Senator Bunning Stands Up To Washington D.C.'s Out-of-Control Spending All by Himself!For 5 days, Senator Jim Bunning (R-KY) had a hold on a spending bill to provide a 30-day extension of unemployment and health benefits as well as funding for highway programs. Sen. Bunning insisted that he was maintaining a hold on the legislation moving forward until Senate leaders agreed to fund the more >>
Editor, Manteca Bulletin,
If I was ever to discontinue my hometown paper, another long column by Phyllis Schlafly today, March 2, would be the reason. Why an editor would want to support a woman-hating-woman, I cannot fathom! Even the conservative Manteca Bulletin would not print a long diatribe against Black people, especially by another Black person! Why, then, is it okay to print a long more >>
Obama's health care bill will ratchet up federal welfare spending that already produces many financial incentives to remain single. These include the Earned Income Tax Credit, housing benefits, food stamps, child support enforcement, and the entire Great Society welfare apparatus. Daniel Patrick Moynihan famously and accurately explained the disastrous results of welfare back in 1965. The more >>
The liberals and feminists who are waging war on the institution of marriage have inserted a huge marriage penalty in both health care bills passed by the Senate and House. These bills would set up another federal program to provide financial incentives to subsidize avoiding marriage and having illegitimate children.
Many federal welfare programs discriminate against marriage and instead give more >>
Many liberal ideas continue to plague us long after the authors are dead. A worldview expert will explain why these liberals have had such a Grave Influence on our society.
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Anytime we hear politicians talking about "reform," we should be on our guard. Reform is a word that covers a lot of legislative mischief. There's much talk right now in congressional cloakrooms about reform of our nation's patent system because it's old. That's no argument. The fact that it's 220 years old, and is responsible for America producing nearly all the great inventions of the more >>
The keynote speaker for the evening was Kitty Werthmann of South Dakota Eagle Forum. Werthmann shared her story of growing up under Hitler’s Nazis in Austria during World War II. She captured the attention of the crowd when she illustrated the parallels between the step by step loss of freedom in Austria and developments that have been in motion in the United States for years. These parallels more >>
The House has again passed the Akaka bill to divide Hawaii along racial lines. Eagle Forum had alerts to urge the Senate to reject it in 2005 and 2006. Pres. G.W. Bush said that he would veto it, but Pres. Obama has promised to sign it. A law professor argues that the bill is unconstitutional.
2010 Alert: The Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act is Unconstitutional more >>
Brannon Howse — Grave Influence
Many liberal ideas continue to plague us long after the authors are dead. A worldview expert will explain why these liberals have had such a Grave Influence on our society.
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WASHINGTON (BP)--Southern Baptist ethicist Richard Land has joined two dozen other Christian and conservative leaders in urging Congress to pass legislation requiring a public vote before the District of Columbia issues marriage licenses to homosexual couples.
The president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission and the others called on senators and representatives quickly to approve the more >>
Sending little children to preschool has become very popular in recent years. The Department of Education estimates that back in 1965, only 5% of three-year-olds and 16% of four-year-olds attended preschool. By the year 2000, 42% of three-year-olds and 68% of four-year-olds were enrolled in preschool. These percentages have continued to rise, and dozens of politicians are convinced that more >>
One of the most persistent criticisms of home-schooling is the accusation that home-schoolers will not be able to fully participate in society because they lack "socialization." To address this criticism from a research perspective, the Home School Legal Defense Association commissioned a study entitled "Homeschooling Grows Up" to discover how home-schoolers are faring as adults. It was more >>
The Associated Press
Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2010 | 11:29 a.m.
A group seeking to change the Nevada Constitution to define "personhood" as beginning at conception is asking the state Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling blocking their initiative petition.
"This is a civil rights initiative, by and for the people of Nevada," Personhood Nevada organization president Olaf Vancura declared more >>
Yesterday I told you how family court judges, one in Illinois and one in New Hampshire, had ordered one child of divorced parents not to attend a Christian church and another child of divorced parents to quit homeschooling and attend public school. Do you think judges should make these decisions rather than parents? Where did judges get the notion that they have the authority to make such more >>
At CPAC 2010, UF NeW chapter attended "Going Rogue: Women Changing the Face of Conservatism" which was a panel sponsored by the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute.
At the event, we learned about the struggle with modern feminism, the struggle with identity politics, women in powerful business executive positions, and what it means to be a conservative woman. The panel consisted of Phyllis more >>
Do you think judges should have the power to decide what religion your children must belong to and which schools they must attend? Family courts are the most dictatorial and biased of all U.S. courts, routinely depriving divorced fathers of due process rights and authority over their own children, but this past December a Chicago judge went beyond the pale.
Cook County Circuit Judge Edward more >>
Utah State Sovreignty Resolution created in part by The Utah 9.12 States' Rights Coalition is on its way to the governor's office:
Sen. Howard Stephenson introduced the State Sovereignty and Tenth Amendment Resolution, SJR-6, on January 12th. It was created in the spring of 2009 by citizens for citizens. The Utah 9.12 States’ ... more >>
Colorado's Loveland 912 Project is hosting a Candidate Forum for the office of Larimer County Sheriff:
The Loveland 912 Project is hosting a Candidate Forum for the office of Larimer County Sheriff. All of the candidates have been invited. Carl Bruning, Justin Smith and Al Ohms will be in attendance.
This forum ... more >>
Ohio Liberty Council, which includes several 912 groups, is hosting candidate a forum to involve more people in the political process:
The Ohio Liberty Council is sponsoring the 5:30 p.m. candidates night at the Madison Building, 105 S. Paint St., as one of four appearances across the 18th District designed to ... more >>
Despite a FULL YEAR of debate, town halls and grass roots protesting, the Obama Administration is set to defy the will of the American people and ram Health Care Reform through Congress using shady deals and parliamentary gimmickry.
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Local grassroots organization, the Marietta 9-12 Project, looks forward to hosting author, speaker and advocate for state’s rights, Sheriff Richard Mack, at a speech and dinner on Friday, March 12 at the Holy Smoke Event Center in Whipple, OH.
Mack became nationally known in 1997 after he and a Montana sheriff ... more >>
Over 35 groups, including various 912 groups, ban together to promote limited government in Oklahoma:
Three organizations have made great headway by working to bring responsible government back to Oklahoma. Oklahoma Conservative Political Action Committee (OCPAC), Oklahomans for Sovereignty and Free Enterprise (OK-SAFE), and Reclaiming Oklahoma for Christ are indeed making ... more >>
Voters looking to get a jump-start on learning the position of candidates in the May primary need only wait a couple of more days to get their first official dose of campaigning.
Sponsored by The Ohio Liberty Council, and supported by the Knox County 912 Project and Organizing for Freedom, Saturday ... more >>
Robert and Mary Meyer were headed to Digger O'Dell's restaurant in downtown Riverhead last March when Mr. Meyer felt a rush of anxiety. He had planned the gathering, but the self-described "large utility company" employee was no public speaker.
"Do you think people will expect me to say something?" his wife, ... more >>
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The "stimulus" was supposed to get the private sector spending, lending, investing and employing. The question is: Is that what has actually happened?
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