Conservative resurrection
It's called political slight of hand, I guess. I just named it.This is where the conservative numbers are up, conservative

Pelosi once caught a bill...this...big

Revenge of the political Nerd
He could be more awkward. But it would take tube socks, a pocket protector, and a laugh with a clear and distinct snort. Instead, he's just Doug Hoffman, an accountant, small business owner, conservative in the New York-23 Congressional race, and a man who might be the game changer for the electio

Are we John Galt?
It may not be as thick as the PelosiCare bill, but Atlas Shrugged is an evidently timeless piece of capital conceptualism wound tightly in a book thick enough to crack a toe. The world of Ayn Rand's heroine, Dagny Taggart, so easily resembles today's emotional egotists in government, you wonder if the woman had powers of prognostication.Ayn, what do we do next?The answer is in the book. And since I have friends in the middle of reading Atlas Shrugged, I won't spoil the ending. Or the middle. Or the beginning, for that matter.Reason.TV is discussing Rand and her ideas, which I completely agree with minus her views on religion and God (which, sadly, were complete

Rush on EVERYTHING
Pick a subject. Rush gives succinct and spot on answers to Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday. If you don't listen to Rush on a regular basis, you don't want to miss this interview. It provides sense in a mass of government chaos. And Rush is right.