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Sen. Rand Paul reminds us that the debt compromise only cuts from the “baseline;” that is, it only cuts from projected increases so we’ll still be adding $7 trillion to the debt over the next 10 years. As he says, this is sickening. To paraphrase Jim DeMint: When you’re speeding toward the edge of a [...]

Back on April Fools’ Day, the Urban Dictionary Word of the Day was wikiot, a portmanteau of wiki and idiot. It is defined as “a fool who believes all information found on Wikipedia is accurate and true,” and it’s usage example is: Michael Scott, from NBC’s The Office, upon claiming “Wikipedia is the best thing [...]

In Mitt Romney’s speech announcing his candidacy, he said, “we are only inches away from ceasing to be a free market economy.” First things first. I don’t exactly think Mitt Romney has any free market bona fides considering the state-wide takeover of healthcare he led in Massachusetts, which served as a beta release of Obamacare. [...]

If I could afford to buy the men and women of our military and intelligence communities a round of drinks for their unwavering dedication resulting in last night’s news, I would. Hopefully this simple message will suffice; congratulations and thank you for introducing Osama Bin Laden to the long arm of American justice.

The moral of the story in this Seuss-esque poem is that when you’re in a hole, you need to quit digging. Be sure to enjoy the whole thing, but here’s a snippet of The jubjub hole: So there they all stood, pointing fingers and yelling While below them the black hole kept growing and swelling. [...]

No, I’m not actually celebrating Tax Day, but there is something to be happy about. The internet has exposed the Leftward bias in the media, it is helping to take down the MSM, it has served as a backbone for those striving for freedom, and it is now a check against those willing to commit [...]

Can you afford to spend 8 times more than your monthly revenue? I didn’t think so. But our government did just that in the month of March, and it’s poised to continue down the same reckless path. If you’re spending 90% of your monthly revenue, you should probably take that as a warning sign that [...]

The government should “shut down” until it learns this simple lesson. But it won’t learn it without our help. We need a balanced budget amendment.

Governor Scott Walker exposes the problems with unionized labor with this simple example: In 2010, Megan Sampson was named an Outstanding First Year Teacher in Wisconsin. A week later, she got a layoff notice from the Milwaukee Public Schools. Why would one of the best new teachers in the state be one of the first [...]

“A country that doesn’t ever balance its budget will go bankrupt. That’s not a threat. It’s math.” This nugget of wisdom, which is obvious to any 3rd grader with at least a C average in arithmetic yet has been Greek to those in Washington for the last few generations, comes courtesy of Senator Jim DeMint [...]