by Krutic A — The job of the Hoodwink Czar involves invention of numbers and theories to tout imaginary success of policy while offering platitudes to downplay failure. He's a magician who gets people to concentrate on his silver tongue so they don't pay attention to his hands.
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An invaluable asset to the White House, this czar has a much more prominent and powerful alternate job title.
You can't trust single issue voters and in the end they are just more enemies of liberty.
Is the Republican Party of today the party of the Bush era and was it ever the monolithic party some believe?
Last week Congressman Mel Watt (D-NC) gutted the Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2009.
“Well done is better than well said.” — Benjamin Franklin. That being said, here’s what we can do.
Analysis of congressional action
It is way past time for Americans to recognize that the Republican leadership has become a threat to America.
It's a lot of fun watching kids play with numbers for the first time!
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