For all his talk of Job Creation, Presi dent Obama has targeted many occu pations for extinction. Using un elected Bureaucrats to implement a host of job-killing measures, his administration is generating piles of pink slips: Oil: Even before t…
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Whether you love her or hate her, you have to admit one thing-Sarah Palin is one tough cookie. As we experienced the third episode of "Sarah Palin's Alaska" on TLC, we were privy to venture into the Last Frontier where Alaskans still hunt and catc…
Read more >>WASHINGTON, DC, Monday, November 22, 2010 - U.S. Senator Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) today sent a letter to BP CEO Robert Dudley requesting that BP commit to Alabama’s recovery by funding efforts to revitalize the state’s Tourism and…
Read more >>Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour says that when it comes to BP's Oil Disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, nobody has more to lose than BP itself. I think right now every Oil company in the world says, I don’t want to pay $100 million a day t…
Read more >>It's Bush's Fault by Colonel Bob Pappas, USMC, Retired Before beginning, in the last essay, titled "Useful Idiots, Freedom's Enemy" I made a comparison between Alex Haley's "Roots" to the larger context of U.S. Americans having a need to know and…
Read more >>Oil from the massive Gulf of Mexico Spill reached the white sands of Pensacola in north-eastern Florida, forcing local authorities Thursday to close down area beaches to swimming at the height of summer. "There's Oil both in the water and in the…
Read more >>AFP Frantic efforts to Clean up the massive Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill appear to have dodged the latest threat of a potentially devastating Hurricane, for now. While Tropical Storm Alex, which earlier formed in the Caribbean Sea, is likely to miss …
Read more >>Oil recovery efforts in the Gulf of Mexico could face the season's first Tropical Storm Saturday, with bad weather spreading a huge Oil Slick that has already closed beaches in Florida. The vast Spill has already soiled the coastlines of Louisia…
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