TheHill.com is reporting that the president’s American Jobs Act has failed in the Senate. Of course it got a majority of votes, but it didn’t get 60 votes. The wishes of the majority are vanquished by a minority. Two Democrats voted with the Republicans. Several other Democrats said they opposed

Liberals are in a tizzy and according to their values and desires things are not going well. I wish the Senate had changed the rules on the filibuster, but even that wouldn’t have made it a lot easier once the Republicans took the House of Representatives. Since they’ve taken over

I’ve looked at the recent SCOTUS ruling in Citizens united v. FEC.

I watched the debate. The candidates spoke. I listened.

Modern nuclear policy and peace-making in light of our prior experiences.

I’ve listened a couple of days to Lefties and what they want. It’s far from conclusive and doesn’t include “less taxes”, but it’s interesting. There’s a connection to the Right’s views.

We can’t rest on our laurels. We must conclude issues and move on to new things.

How government can help stimulate job growth without selling it’s soul to special interests and pork projects.

Are Tzipi Livni and Ehud Barak being set up?

Where do we stand and where might we go from here.