Posts Tagged ‘ Alaska ’

In an election year it is important to look at all the candidates and their views. In my opinion the gauge of a president is how well they will support their official oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States. In that vein I have researched the positions of...
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You can tell when someone has a political agenda that doesn't mesh with common sense. How you ask? It's easy to do because one of the first comments to come out of their mouth is to claim "it's not that simple" when you give a simple, common sense solution to the problem...
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It appears that oil drilling in Alaskas Arctic National Wildlife Refuge will not get the go- ahead this year thanks to the liberal Senate democrats. They have provided no alternative for ending our dependence on foreign oil other than not to use any. California is a prime example of life under the environmentalist whackos.
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In this year's election, two women have made historical inroads in politics: Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin. Not only do they present two diametrically opposed political viewpoints, they present two very different portraits of modern womanhood. Which is why they have attracted two different blocks of voters.
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Obama's poll numbers are down and even his most loyal supporters are worried. Is it time for the republicans to get excited about a comeback? I don't think so.
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Is military acquisition inherently political? Isn't there a right way to provide for the common defense? Why do things cost so much?
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From the beginning of our country's political process, the role of media in politics has served as double duty: to provide details that American citizens need to both be informed and to make wise decisions, and to promote a point-of-view held by those in charge of the media outlet. In early days, newspapers served...
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“No-Budget” indie designed to bring awareness (and Sarah’s help) to domestic violence in America. A group of college age actors are documenting their search for Sarah Palin.  The idea’s progenitor is a Hollywood producer currently appealing a 144-life sentence stemming from a heinous domestic violence episode in 2005. Prince Maryland (The X-Files) was sentenced...
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