I think I might be in trouble. I did something today at the Homes for Heroes office that might not be in line with office policy. At first it went unnoticed, I had done a pretty good job of covering it up. Then some office “do gooder” had to blurt out loud enough for my [...]

Yesterday I wrote about how we should give President Obama a break on the spending bill. Most of us borrow to get out of debt, right? Today I came across this video that shows Senator Schumer of NY agrees with me totally. You can see in his own words that he agrees with me. Most [...]

…and Comcast hates giving users broadband. In a plan to hopefully allow the Internet masses observe if the latency is cause not by your PC or application, but rather your ISP.
Comcast, the company that last year had been reported violating the FCC policy by blocking file-sharing services, is also fighting this decision to the courts.
However [...]

Welcome Laaaaadiiiiiiiies and Gentlemen to another contest between Political Correctness and Sexual Harassment. In the Green corner we have San Diego’s first responders to the publics safety, weighing in at an enormous responsibility to it’s citizens. In the Red corner, weighing in as controversial life style, is the San Diego Gay Community. Today’s match [...]

In my post below comparing 50 key votes from Obama and McCain, I overlooked their records on space policy. Luckily, PopSci is on the case.
(h/t/ Instapundit)

In the three presidential debates between John McCain (R-AZ) and Barack Obama (D-IL), we’ve heard a lot about their voting records in the Senate. Votes on funding the troops in Iraq, stem cell research, equal pay for women, childrens’ health care, and energy policy have been raised by the candidates several times. Here’s [...]

For the first time ever, two sitting senators are running head to head as the major party candidates for President. This gives us a unique opportunity to look at the legislative records of the candidates – John McCain (R-AZ) and Barack Obama (D-IL) – to find solid clues about their governing styles and policy [...]

People are losing their homes and many more will lose their jobs before the mortgage meltdown works its way through the system.
To paraphrase Alan Greenspan’s remarks on March 17th, 2008, “The current financial crisis in the US is likely to be judged in retrospect as the most wrenching since the end of the Second World [...]

Michael Skelly, Democratic challenger for Texas’s 7th Congressional District’s House seat, is running on a heavy alternative energy platform. Skelly was the chief development officer for Horizon Wind Energy, working to bring sensible wind technology to the market.
He makes the argument that the recent problems with the economy and the occupation of Iraq can be [...]

North Carolina’s 10th Congressional District’s Democratic challenger Daniel Johnson has laid out a comprehensive energy plan as part of his platform. In his bid for election against Republican Congressman Patrick McHenry, Johnson pushes for more conservation and added supply to help wean us off of foreign oil. In addition, he supports the creation of green [...]