May 6, 2013

Hillary Clinton continues to try and absolve herself from Benghazi. However, maybe, the testimony this week will show her incompetence and seal her fate.
Tags: Benghazi, benghazi hearings, Hillary Clinton
Posted in Domestic Policy, Foreign Policy, Guest Writer | 1 Comment »
April 15, 2013

My wife and I go on vacation every anniversary. Apparently, we’re not the only people that do this. Recently the Treasury Department provided Jay Z and Beyoncé a license to travel to Cuba for their Fifth Wedding Anniversary. The only problem with this is that the U.S. restricts its citizens from traveling to or even [...]
Tags: Beyonce, Cuba, Jay Z, Obama, Open Letter, Pittbull, Rap
Posted in Conservative, Democrat, Domestic Policy, Economy, Elections, Entertainment, Foreign Policy, GOP, Republican, Tim Ross, Uncategorized | 1 Comment »
April 13, 2013

Over two years ago when the world was upside down so concerned about the Arab Spring movement and our growing headache in Iran I mentioned in an article that our real attention needed to be aimed at North Korea. Well here we are 2 years later and are quite possibly facing military action against [...]
Tags: Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, China UN, Congress, Democrat, Economy, Foreign Affairs, Fox News, George W. Bush, George Washington, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, Kim Jong Il, Kim Jong Un, North Korea, Patriotism, Republican, Ronald Reagan, South Korea
Posted in Economy, Foreign Policy, Ira Schwartz | 1 Comment »
March 25, 2013

The Amazing Race has been a staple of many of my evenings for more than a decade. In fact, it’s been the staple of about 10 million viewers every season since 2001. As one of the most popular reality shows in history, it has amassed thirteen Primetime Emmy Awards, including every award from 2003 to [...]
Tags: amazing race, CBS, Fox News, The Five, Vietnam
Posted in Conservative, Democrat, Entertainment, Foreign Policy, GOP, Republican, Tim Ross, Uncategorized | 2 Comments »
February 16, 2013

Hamid Karzai has been in office for eight years now and spent more time filling his bank accounts than understanding the Taliban. Good riddance as we leave.
Tags: Afghanistan, Barack Obama, troop withdrawal
Posted in Foreign Policy, Ira Schwartz | No Comments »
February 12, 2013

Panetta’s recent admission on Benghazi shows a White House and state department in disarray. This is bad news for both Obama now and Hillary in the future.
Tags: Barack Obama, Benghazi, Hillary Clinton
Posted in Foreign Policy, Tom Donelson | No Comments »
January 30, 2013

“U.S. military leaders on Thursday 01/24/2013 formally lifted the ban on women serving in combat positions, with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta saying women have become an “integral part” of the military and have already demonstrated their willingness to fight during the wars of the last decade.” If this allows for “choice’, then the pursuit [...]
Tags: Leon Panetta, Military, Women in Combat
Posted in Domestic Policy, Foreign Policy, Guest Writer | 1 Comment »
January 29, 2013

Hillary Clinton is lucky she doesn’t have to worry about an inquisitive media looking into her record or her performance in the Benghazi hearing.
Tags: Benghazi, Hillary Clinton
Posted in Foreign Policy, Tom Donelson | No Comments »
January 20, 2013

Zero Dark Thirty – Why is American Exceptionalism at a cross-roads?
Tags: Al Queda, Foreign Policy, Zero Dark Thirty
Posted in Entertainment, Foreign Policy, Guest Writer | 3 Comments »
December 22, 2012

Barack Obama’s administration, despite all the blood and treasure America spent in Iraq, somehow managed to fail in reaching a Status of Forces Agreement with the Iraqi government. That means that the United States, after overthrowing Saddam Hussein, and freeing a country uniquely located on the most strategically important piece of real estate in the [...]
Tags: Iran, missile-defense-shield, nukes
Posted in Foreign Policy, Michael J. Fell | No Comments »