The University of Tennessee rates as a pretty good state university. It likes to make headlines with winning football teams and basketball teams. It likes to be considered an above-average school. But it is making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Published October 20, 2015
The Republican Party slowly self destructed last week. While that drama worthy of the Netflix series "House of Cards" played out, there was other major news developing. The opening shots in what will probably be the last major congressional battle with the Obama Regime were fired. Published October 12, 2015
In less than a month, before John Boehner leaves his job as Speaker of the House of Representatives, Congress must once again consider raising the debt ceiling. Published October 5, 2015
One media outlet is reporting the story of a group called Enterprise Community Partners, a non-profit group that received more than $33 million in tax dollars in 2014. This group utterly failed in projects to help eradicate poverty, which is its mission. Published September 30, 2015
On March 1, 2011, I became the first Tea Party leader to call for John Boehner to step down. On Friday, September 25, 2015, he announced he was resigning from Congress. Published September 26, 2015
A few days ago, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker created a new leadership style. He called it "Leadership by quitting." Published September 23, 2015
There is a new reality series on TV. It is the Republican debates. For the networks, this is great stuff. Published September 17, 2015
Fourteen years after Sept. 11, 2001, the scars have not faded but the reality of 9/11 has faded. America elected a president in 2008 who advocated retreat, who cheered America's Islamic enemies, who pandered to them and did everything possible to enable Islamic terrorism. Published September 11, 2015
Six months from now, Tennessee voters will go to the polls to cast ballots in the presidential primaries, but their votes won't matter. Published September 7, 2015
At the end of the day, politics is a numbers game and it is a very simple equation. Who has enough votes to win? Politicians, news agencies and pundits spend a lot of money and time analyzing data to tell everyone before the election who is going to win. Published September 1, 2015
On Aug. 26, a racist, homosexual, left-wing Obama supporter murdered two people and tried to murder a third on live TV. Published August 28, 2015
In early 2009, the Republican Party was on the political endangered-species list. It had lost the White House, the House of Representatives and the Senate. Things were so bad that the Democrats were on their way to a super-majority in the Senate. Published August 23, 2015
Since the rise of the Tea Party, media double standards have never been more explicit. Published August 16, 2015
Every August, the left comes together to condemn the U.S. use of atomic bombs against Japan in 1945. This year is the 70th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Published August 6, 2015
Six years ago, it was a miserable time to be a Republican in Congress. Published August 4, 2015
The highway train began to go off the rails when Texas senator and presidential candidate Ted Cruz took to the Senate floor and in a highly unusual move, called Majority Leader McConnell a liar on the floor. Published July 29, 2015
It's time to question the sanity and the patriotism of the Obama regime. Published July 24, 2015
A lot of things happen in Washington that are never reported. Sometimes some stories don't make the news because the news cycle is being dominated by major stories, such as President Obama's terrorist stimulus program with Iran. Published July 17, 2015
The Republican elites are in absolute shock at the meteoric rise of Donald Trump in the polls. Published July 13, 2015
In the autumn of 1988, "Willie Horton" became a household name. He was a convicted felon in Massachusetts, serving a life sentence for murder. Published July 9, 2015
