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President Obama, flanked by Vice President Biden and former President Clinton, welcomed the US National Soccer Team to the White House Thursday to honor the 23-man roster before they depart for South Africa Sunday. The President was only able to join the team for a brief meet-and-greet as he had his first "press...
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In a speech Wednesday evening at Catholic University's Columbus School of Law Justice Antonin Scalia once again confirmed his desire to see fewer judges on the Supreme Court. He told the audience that judicial experience has never been a prerequisite in the past and accordingly should not stand in the way of potential...
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1200 National Guard troops to the Mexican border. A first step to "securing the border" or a diversionary tactic aimed at pulling some attention away from other issues painting the President in an unfavorable light - Gulf oil spill, North/South Korea, and the stock market turning Bear???
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US Men's National Team Coach Bob Bradley announced his 23-man roster that will accompany him to South Africa on ESPN's campus in Connecticut Wednesday. With Tuesday night's friendly failing to produce any breakthrough performances, it comes as no surprise that the roster is much like most had expected. Here's the roster via...
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Congressman Andy Weiner of New York called Monday for the White House to release details of conversations the administration and its officials had with Pennsylvania Democratic Senatorial Candidate Joe Sestak regarding his taking an administration position rather than running against shape-shifter Benedict Specter in the Pennsylvania Democratic primary.
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon openly criticized an Arizona immigration law that does nothing more than acknowledge Federal Law and attempt to promote the Rule of Law as it is/was/should be under our system of government and received a standing ovation before a Joint Session of Congress for doing so. Are you kidding me?...
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Secretary of Defense Robert Gates confirmed today that the administration and Defense Department believe North Korea was to blame for the sinking a South Korean patrol boat in March of this year that took the lives of 46 sailors. There was a great deal of speculation regarding the "incident" but it now appears...
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After having sold his soul by switching political parties to jump on board the sinking ship of the Dem Party, Arlen Specter has finally learned the hard way that a modern day Benedict Arnold is no more beloved than the original specimen. Specter lost in his bid for a sixth term yesterday going...
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Conservative Libertarian Rand Paul claimed a decisive victory yesterday in the race for the Republican nomination in the election to replace retiring Senator Jim Bunning in Kentucky. Viewed by many as a campaign between Tea Party enthusiasts and the "good ole boy" establishment of the KY GOP, the race was anything but close...
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With all the commentary and buzz surrounding the nomination of Elena Kagan centering on two issues - her sexuality (ignorantly and misguidedly) and her lack of judicial experience, I was quickly reminded when exploring the second prong of the matter of comments made by Justice Scalia earlier this year regarding the composition of the...
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