Who pays for government programs?

by Jon Dougherty -- I had a talk with my mother-in-law over the weekend about privatizing Social Security. She made some great points about keeping the subsidy just like it is, and more…

Debating the debates

by Lenora B. Fulani -- Since my article two weeks ago on the Commission on Presidential Debates was published, I have heard from hundreds of WorldNetDaily readers and political independents around the country. more…

McCain's handlers playing the wrong card?

by David Hackworth -- John McCain is being hailed by the press as a "genuine war hero." But is he a hero in the conventional sense, like Audie Murphy and John Glenn? more…

The issues gap

by David Limbaugh -- Based on the campaign dialogue of the presidential races there appears to be a serious gap between the issues candidates are discussing and those that the victor will more…

Slashing U.S. debt

by Jane Chastain -- The Republican leaders of Congress are showing signs that they are coming of age. No longer in need of booster sets and training wheels, they finally are learning more…

Hillary and housing

by Joseph Farah -- Reading Hillary Clinton's syndicated column is always an experience. Her latest is no exception. The first lady (oooh, how I hate that term in reference to Hillary) waxes more…

Truthful humor is not offensive

by Jon Dougherty -- In this touchy-feely western world liberals have created, it never ceases to amaze me how hypocritical they can be -- without many people even noticing. Take for example more…

Death culture dooms any nation

by Chuck Baldwin -- Last weekend marked the anniversary of the infamous Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion on demand in America. Since that ignoble ruling, over 40 million innocent, more…

What's the buzz on the Net?

by Judy Lowe -- Have you ever needed to know exactly when an airplane flight was going to land? Did you ever wonder just what those hand signals of football referees mean? more…

Go along to get along?

by Geoff Metcalf -- It is time for the United Status census. In the wake of debate and demonic demographers' dazzling displays of disingenuous duplicity, it is time to count noses. The more…