Natalie deMacedo
Contrary to the numbers President Obama has been toting around, not all of the three million people who enrolled for Obamacare made their first payment, The Daily Caller reported. Citing limited data from five states that together make up one…
Obama’s executive overreach has been a constant theme of his presidency. He struck again Monday, deciding to delay the implementation of penalties to businesses with 50 to 99 employees: “Once again, the president is giving a break to corporations while…
Downton took an emotional turn last night, with a possible abortion playing a central role. With Edith’s discovery of her pregnancy and no knowledge of Mr. German’s whereabouts, she decides her only option is to abort the baby. We all…
If you are a man between the ages of 24 to 54, there’s a one-in-six chance that you’re jobless. That disheartening figure comes from The Wall Street Journal. After recovering from the initial shock, one has to wonder: What happened?…
Department of Labor employees have compiled a list of grievances for newly appointed Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez. Whether or not he cares is another story altogether. The Daily Caller obtained a DoL internal “assessment,” which includes complaints about the…
Newsflash: “The children belong to all of us.” Those were the insightful words of Paul Reville, former Massachusetts education secretary. While I expect nothing less from my home state, this brings back terrible memories of Melissa Harris-Perry’s similar comments: We…
The Republicans need to give up on immigration reform. The latest Pew poll shows that “dealing with illegal immigration” is very low on the priority list for American voters. However, “strengthening the nation’s economy” and “improving the job situation” happen…
Lasers shot into the night sky, blinking lights filled the stands and fireworks burst over the field. At his drum set was Bruno Mars, shimmering gold blazer, skinny black tie, Justin Bieber hair, and all. Mars preformed the way all…
Episode five answered many questions from last week: Is Edith pregnant? Will Mary get another chance at romance? What will happen to Alfred? Edith is, as we feared, pregnant. As this is no surprise to any loyal fans who know…
Rand Paul wants to “punish” women for out-of-wedlock babies. Believe it or not, that assertion is misleading. Paul suggested a cap: A woman can have a certain number of babies (for example’s sake: two) and receive a check, but if…
