Sen. Rand Paul successfully added language that says act should not "be construed as a declaration of war."
Sen. Rand Paul successfully added language that says act should not "be construed as a declaration of war."
Over the course of the last two years, Barack Obama's union appointees at the National Labor Relations Board have been waging a war against America’s union-free workplace.
And, what actually happened during the nearly four years he has been in office? The answer is that America has fallen behind on the most pressing issues of the day. Maybe that explains why he is busy talking about Mitt Romney's dog.
EXCLUSIVE: America can no longer afford to "wing it" in expending blood and treasure; instead, U.S. needs a renaissance in strategic thinking, strategic action.
EXCLUSIVE: The American public has caught on to the global warming alarmist agenda and rejected it. Sen. James Inhofe predicts they will reject President Obama's far left environmental policies.
There is no link between reading level and intelligent ideas.
Sen. Rand Paul successfully added language that says act should not "be construed as a declaration of war."
EXCLUSIVE: America can no longer afford to "wing it" in expending blood and treasure; instead, U.S. needs a renaissance in strategic thinking, strategic action.
And, what actually happened during the nearly four years he has been in office? The answer is that America has fallen behind on the most pressing issues of the day. Maybe that explains why he is busy talking about Mitt Romney's dog.
EXCLUSIVE: The American public has caught on to the global warming alarmist agenda and rejected it. Sen. James Inhofe predicts they will reject President Obama's far left environmental policies.
GOP State Convention votes to deny Anuzis and RNC Committeewoman Holly Hughes leadership positions, in an unforeseen turn of events.
Republican lawmakers blast poor choice, excessive spending, as "entire sectors of government behave in a fashion totally disconnected from the reality of our perilous financial state."
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GOP primaries in Kentucky's 4th and Arkansas's 4th Districts Tuesday draw the involvement of national political figures, pit establishment and outsider candidates against each other.
The choice of Davis is seen as a move to greater transparency by a state Republican Party that is known for the "closed-door process" of filling vacancies on the ballot.
Analysis: Europe's deepening economic crisis is illustrated by the challenges facing Greece and Spain which threaten the entire eurozone -- and the global economy.
Environmentalists say snake is in danger of extinction due to "human persecution," but listing will prompt a range of impacts, such as public land use restrictions.
EXCLUSIVE: The former speaker and presidential candidate advocates self-reliance, not government dependence.
Congress is winding down for the Memorial Day recess -- the House is out this week -- but the Senate will be hard at work with oversight hearings.
Fuentes was best known as the longest-serving chairman of the Republican Party of Orange County, California. He leaves his wife and three children and a circle of friends nationwide and internationally.
Editorial: The state's economy has suffered from years of progressive policies and anti-business regulations. Gov. Jerry Brown's solution? Raise the top tax rate to 13.3 percent...
A normally level-headed Panetta caved to a far-left agenda when he
proposed to spend billions of dollars on climate change and green initiatives. Sen. James Inhofe won't let that happen without a fight.
Don't fret: Come November, President Obama will be sent packing, back to Chicago, Harvard, Hawaii, Kenya or maybe Occidental College.
When they ran on a tea party-inspired platform in 2010, the freshman class was ready to change Washington. However, that isn't exactly what happened.
Bill would preserve C-130 Hercules, give troops a 1.7 percent raise and put Iran on notice. President Obama threatens veto; Senate takes up measure next week.
The Oklahoma senator promises to introduce a number of amendments to the Fiscal 2013 Defense Authorization Act to fight green energy measures.
Delegate Tracker
| Name | Delegates Won |
| Mitt Romney | 989 |
| Rick Santorum | 265 |
| Newt Gingrich | 130 |
| Ron Paul | 106 |
| Jon Huntsman | 1 |
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I recently came across Nathaniel Hawthorne's haunting short story "Wakefield," and I couldn't help but notice similarities (and differences) between Wakefield and President Obama.
The campaign to convict George Zimmerman of racist murder in the public mind, before he ever got to trial, proceeds on.
The fact that so many successful politicians are such shameless liars is not only a reflection on them, it is also a reflection on us.
It's bad enough the Obama campaign refuses to talk about their record on the economy. It's worse that they'd distract from it with outright distortions.
He recently joked that there's plenty of money "sloshing around" in California, and that the rich are doing just fine. But such words are only a reminder of what a bore the man has become.
In the run-up to this weekend's G-8 summit at Camp David, journalists have unfavorably compared European "austerity" with Barack Obama's economic policies.
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