Republicans have the data. Only two-thirds of those Obamacare enrollees who bought insurance through the federal marketplace have paid their first premium. The report, compiled by Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, discovered that 67 percent of enrollees…
Today the Republicans held the Senate as Democrats’ minimum wage hike was voted down. The vote, 54-42, was almost split across party lines, with one Republican, Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, supporting the measure. The bill would have incrementally increased…
In my last post I mentioned how Harry Reid tried to fault the Koch brothers for Republicans voting down a minimum wage hike in the Senate. It’s worth noting that Reid has blamed just about everything bad that’s happened over…
Judicial Watch has received via FOIA critical emails that reveal a PR “prep” talk for Susan Rice before she hit the airwaves days after the Benghazi attack. An email from Benjamin Rhodes, assistant to the president and deputy national security…
Yesterday we reported on the British Columbia Health Ministry’s admission that it was sending the remains of aborted babies to a waste-to-power facility in Oregon. Disgusted by this practice, the Marion County Board of Commissioners has put a halt to…
What kind of world are we living in? The British Columbia Health Ministry has admitted that the remains of babies destroyed by abortion in [British Columbia] facilities are ending up in a waste-to-power facility in the United States, providing electricity…
The generally likable winner of the CPAC straw poll who hates the NSA and has garnered support from college-aged libertarians has taken a turn for the worse. First, despite his clear pro-life beliefs, Rand Paul implied he has little or…
President Obama has taken executive power to a new level with his ongoing unilateral rewrites of Obamacare, but the Republicans have had enough. Thirty-eight Republican lawmakers signed a legal brief challenging Obamacare on the grounds of a special Obama-decided provision…
What do slave owners and oil CEOs have in common? According to The Nation’s Chris Hayes, both everything and nothing. In his article “The New Abolitionism,” he explains that at the time of the civil war, slavery was a $10…