Brady Bunch = Hypocrites
You just gotta love a good ole' hypocrite. Especially, when it's a fascist gun-control organization like the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. Dennis A. Henigan of the Brady Campaign writes an article for the Huffington Post criticizing the recent 10th Amendment gun rights challenges by the states of Tennessee and Montana.Henigan writes,The enforceability of federal gun laws against purely intrastate conduct in Montana and Tennessee seems destined for the federal courts. The question arises: If these states believe they have the authority to exempt gun manufacturing and sales from federal law, do they also claim the authority to defy federal court rulings

The Art of Bowing
It now seems customary for our President to bow before royalty. Obama has now bowed before the Saudi King and Japan's Emperor. Now, most people think this is just a sign of respect, and critics are taking this out of perspective. However, those of us that do have a problem with this sign of submission, have a problem with it because of the disrespect it shows to our Founding Fathers. America was founded on the principles against hereditary rule. When Benjamin Franklin met with the King of England, he never removed his hat. It's Franklin's actions that def ine who we are. I'm all for respectful diplomacy with foreign nations, but when it comes to bowing before an "entitled leader," Ob

Ron Paul vs. Michael Moore on Larry King CNN 10/29/2009
Ron Paul, as always, explains the imperfections of the semi-capitalistic American system, perfectly. End the corporatism and allow the markets to work!

The Internet: The World Without Government (Let's Keep It That Way)
Recently, it appears as if politicians, corporations, and the good ole’ FCC are looking for ways to implement some sort of restriction on your right to untainted internet usage. On April 1st of this year, Senator John Rockefeller introduced Senate Bill 773, aka Cybersecurity Act of 2009. The bill not only gives an enormous amount of power to the Federal Government, but it also gives the President of the United States the right to shutdown the internet for a cyber emergency. Wall Street Journal wrote in the article "