Pro-life advocates say Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion business, continues to exploit victims of Hurricane Katrina. The organization previously said it would provide morning after pills to victims, instead of food or shelter, and is...

Undaunted by the nattering of nabobs of negativity, I run the idea of outsourcing disaster relief up the flagpole over at TCS. Three items in today's WSJ lend additional support to my thesis. First, John Berthoud reminds us how the

$62 billion, 1 million people....that works out to $62,000 PER PERSON...not houshold...PER PERSON.

We have seen very little leadership in the Congress reviewing the White House's requests for aid. A few, like Representative Tom Tancredo, are a lea...

Our troops are in a quagmire. The insurgence is gaining strength, and the people are resisting. The infrastructure is destroyed and the population is going without basic human needs. We can't get the local leader's to cooperate with each other, and i...

After his recent flyover of New Orleans, reports from confidential sources within the administration indicate that President Bush has made the decision to take the country to war.

At a time when events in Iraq and in the US both lead some to uncertainty and doubt, and even perhaps a failing of resolve, I have looked for additional sources for inspiration and hope.

I have to hand it to Hugh Hewitt, he was right. The Left's reaction to Katrina, rather than being a bounteous outpouring of that famous liberal compassion, was instead the Wellstone Memorial redux.
Hugh advised that if your opponent is making a foo...

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I have always been proud of being a Canadian. It may not always seem so, as I have been given many reasons to feel shame for the actions of the official arm of my country, and many of it's sentient

An Associated Press story notes that President Bush may not make his second SCOTUS nomination quickly.Senior White House officials do not expect the president to make his choice known this week, and possibly not until after the Senate holds a

AP reports that a 90-year-old man walked into a US diplomatic office and handed over an envelope with 1,000 euros (about $1,240) for hurricane Katrina relief efforts.

The California Assembly last night passed a bill already approved by the California Senate earlier this week to allow marriage between homosexual partners. Now the bill will arrive at Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger’s desk for his signature.
Th...

I don?t know what it is about coffins and bodies but the some in the media seem to have an unhealthy obsession with them. First, there was the push for showing pictures of our soldiers returning home in flag-drapped coffins, now this:

The President will be choosing a second nominee to the Supreme Court. Let's help him out. Vote for your choice. You can vote once a day. I'll leave this here today, but will move the poll to one of the side bars later.

Who Should President B...

A recent CNN Poll shows that the percentage of people who are blaming President Bush for the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina has dipped to a dangerously low 13%. This number is especially disconcerting to many on the left who have