In 1931, at the height of the Great Depression, New York City had a population of about 6.9 million, took in roughly 1 million out-of-town commuters every day, and had 21,000 licensed medallion cabs (the traditional metered yellow cabs that

Goes to Florida Governor Jeb Bush and the corporation JP Morgan.

For those really looking forward to a new President in January, 2009, just a bit over three years from now, consider the so-called front-runners for the Dems and Reps. Exhibit A -- Hillary Clinton, who has recently endorsed a watered...

Is the passing of H.R. 4437, The Border Protection, Antiterrorism, and Illegal Immigration Control Act of 2005, a victory or a defeat for immigration reform proponents? It really depends on who you ask. While it is a victory in the...

Linda Foley, President of The Newspaper Guild, a union representing media workers, made the following remarks during a speech to the National Conference For Media Reform on May 13, 2005: "Journalists, by the way, are not just being targeted...

So, does someone want to tell me where the outrage is from the MSM and the Democrat liberal elite, who are so concerned with our civil liberties - especially in a time of war such as now?

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When I read this post I had thoughts of the kids from the Little Rascals in the clubhouse, with Spanky leading the pack in pontificating about the evils of girls, (swearing them off forever), while all the while Alfalfa was...

Fisking Arianna Huffington's latest conspiracy theory.

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell told BBC yesterday that he was"deeply disappointed in what the intelligence community had presented to me and to the rest of us." "What really upset me more than anything else was that there were

I see where TBogg flipped out after reading my Littlest Marine post about the 6-year-old boy with cystic fibrosis who got his wish to become a Marine.
Sgt. Brandon Resnick, 6, of Lehigh Acres, Fla. Has a nice ring to it.
For some inane reason, TBogg ...