Again, It’s The Government

I want all the AIG bonuses paid, all $165 million of them. Congress, you see, just can’t seem to properly manage anything, other than managing blame-games when their own policies have caused unexpected circumstances. Back to the old, “It’s not my fault” routine. Hmm.

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The Wrong Choice For Solicitor General

Elena Kagan has called military recruiting “discriminatory,” “deeply wrong,” “unwise,” and “unjust.” This nominee for solicitor general believes the military should be banned from campus. Kagan fought all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court to invalidate a federal law known as the Solomon Amendment, denying qualified students the opportunity to serve our country and infringing upon their constitutional rights.

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The Necessity for Action

Sometimes thought of as an afterthought, to “sweep up” anything the Founders may have forgotten, the 10th Amendment today is taking on monumental importance as increasing federal intrusion into state affairs threatens to completely destroy the balance between state and federal power.

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Making Irresponsibility Affordable

Since it is once again “imperative that we continue to move with speed,” I’m going to outline some of the problems with “Making Home Affordable.” I know that many people are having trouble keeping up with and absorbing all the news with everything happening so quickly, and I’m beginning to believe that the members of the Obama administration are not only acting with speed, but also taking speed, and that’s what’s preventing them from being able to engage in rational thought.

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