More People Should Listen to Tea Party's Valid Messages
Some have been quick to downplay the surprisingly strong showing at the hundreds of "tea parties" across the country April 15, the deadline for filing income tax returns or getting an extension. Since then, critics have come out to suggest that the protests were aimed personally at President Barack Obama.
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin Receives Deluge of Ethics Complaints
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's life has changed in a myriad of ways since she became the Republican vice presidential nominee last August, but one aspect of her newfound fame has been more bracing than the others: Since entering the national spotlight, Palin has been inundated by ethics complaints, most of them filed against her after she agreed to become Sen. John McCain's running mate.
Values And The GOP
by Gary Bauer
Twenty years ago, the public generally, and young adults in particular, were significantly in favor of legal abortion. You can't say that anymore. The shift has been steady, but a new poll suggests it might be accelerating. According to the most recent Pew Research survey, 46% of American adults favor "legal abortion" in all or most cases, while 44% favor the pro-life position that abortion should illegal in most or all cases. That represents the lowest level of support in over a decade for legal abortion measured by Pew and the ABC-Washington Post polls.
Glimmers of Hope for the GOP
by Patrick J. Buchanan
For conservatives fretful over the future of the party to which they have given allegiance, "How Barack Obama Won: A State by State Guide to the Historic 2008 Election" reads like something out of Edgar Allan Poe.
Mom Says Patriot Act Stripped Son of Due Process
Sixteen-year-old Ashton Lundeby's bedroom in his mother's Granville County home is nothing, if not patriotic. Images of American flags are everywhere - on the bed, on the floor, on the wall.
