Year: 2010

A “bad night for incumbent Senators” could equal a better future for America. A bad night for incumbent Senators who have favored foreign workers over U.S. workers — and hopeful signs of improved immigration balance […]

Serves them right. Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Wednesday defiantly rejected a warning by a top Arizona utilities official that the state could cut off power to Los Angeles should the city proceed with […]

“…if the pursuit of freedom requires the extremism of secession, I say, LET IT COME!” by Chuck Baldwin People all over America are discussing freedom’s future. In short, they are worried. In fact, many are […]

“The WASPs had their faults certainly. But their main one was their failure to block the emergence of a non-WASP elite — to go down with their principles.” by Kevin MacDonald Elena Kagan’s impending confirmation […]

The worm continues to turn… “>.  2010-05-18

Tennesseans: Contact your representatives to make this happen. — Ed. On May 20, 2010, the Tennessee senate will once again review SB0194/HB0270, which requires proof of citizenship to register to vote in Tennessee. Voter registration […]

Implicit whiteness advances Arizona did it again! Fresh from signing a law that reinforces a federal law giving police the right to ask a person stopped by police for an unrelated matter to produce papers […]

The race marked the third time that tea party activists, a collection of disparate groups without a central political structure, have placed their stamp on Republican races. Political novice Rand Paul rode support from Tea […]

Nomatter what may come to pass, they all must be informed that we knowwhat is important to us as a people and we have to let them know we are onto them. by Frank Roman […]

Unfortunately, Miss Oklahoma came in second in the Miss USA pageant behind a Lebanese immigrant. Could this be a case of political correctness? />/>/>/>/> 2010-05-17