August 11, 2026

Senator Lee Proposes Interesting Ideas, But He Needs to Find Common Ground

Senator Mike Lee‘s proposed legislation aimed at redefining the conservative movement is full of good ideas. However, as long as the legislation requires repeal of Obamacare–and until Congress is held by veto-proof majorities of Republicans–the bills could be dead on arrival. Lee needs a path that both finds common ground with opponents and moves his […]

The Game Has Changed [Contributor]

Having been on the receiving end of many political rants, I completely understand why others would rather avoid this topic all together. So for many years, I operated in a more passive political manner when it came to my friends and associates. My strategy was to leave the ball in their court and be that team player, dressed and ready to jump into the game if needed, but mostly on the sidelines until my number was called. However, I feel like the rules of this political game are quickly changing. The past five plus years have been a huge learning experience and wake up call for any American who is paying attention. [Cont…]

Hilary Rosen will never know the “joy” of changing 10,000 diapers.

Late Wednesday night, my husband mentioned the attack on Ann Romney for “never working a day in her life,” in other words, for being a “stay-at-home” mom. I was busy breast-feeding my youngest, so I didn’t have time to think much of it at the time. I rolled my eyes and said something like, ‘Oh brother, what next?’ It was morning before I actually watched the clip of Hilary Rosen making her jab at Ann Romney.
Only then did it strike home just how personal Rosen’s attack was on me and my choice to switch careers to raise my children. [cont…]

Who’s really got a “woman” problem?

It’s Orwellian, really. In it’s effort to force top down social engineering, Obama’s White House and campaign are talking about helping women, but paying them less than men and attacking the ones who opt to raise their children at home.

That’s going to create a credibility problem for Barack Obama. [cont…]

I doubt Romney has ever approved more of Santorum’s word’s …[video]

“It’s not the campaign. This is Rick Santorum. I think everybody knows that nobody puts words into my mouth. The words out of my mouth were that, uh, if you want a conservative as the nominee of this party you must vote for Mitt Romney.” Rick Santorum, 2008.