Monthly Archives: August 2011

by Ben Johnson, The White House Watch

While Barack Obama is the first president not to personally address or assign a top-tier representative to the Veterans of Foreign Wars‘ annual convention, not every organization has received the same shabby treatment as the military. White House spokesman Adam Abrams claimed Obama snubbed the VFW because he “receives many speaking requests throughout the year, but he is unable to meet them all.” Apparently, if you wish … Read the Rest of this Post

by Floyd and Mary Beth Brown

Summer is a time of strong memories. Memories of sunshine, lemonade, and bicycles flood our minds. Summertime is the season when our youth is so close we can almost reach out and touch it. This summer we have been extra reflective, the marriage of our first child and the contemplation of our parents mortality have only heightened our introspection. Because it is so integral to our lives, much of … Read the Rest of this Post

by Michael Reagan

President Obama has nominated Princeton University Professor Alan Krueger to be chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisors. Saying he has “nothing but confidence in Alan as he takes on this important role,” Obama described Krueger as one of the nation’s leading economists.

Nonsense! Washington needs to stop listening to these allegedly high-minded academics who have helped get us into this fouled-up economy.

What should we think of someone who … Read the Rest of this Post

by Ben Johnson, The White House Watch

Although Muammar Qaddafi is still on the loose and no one knows who will replace him in Tripoli, multiple left-wing and “mainstream” media sources lament that President Obama is not getting enough credit for his “success” in Libya. But Obama is by far the worst offender in not giving credit where it is due. The president has refused to address the Veterans of Foreign Wars‘ annual … Read the Rest of this Post

by Doug Book

Barack Hussein Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign understood the value of an aggressive internet presence, and the Regime’s web exploitation tactics have not changed since the election.

On March 23,  Judicial Watch filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Department of Health and Human Services. The public interest organization received more than 2,300 pages of documents, including internal HHS correspondence and “communications with representatives of the Ogilvy Group, the public … Read the Rest of this Post

by Dr. Earl Tilford

Note: This article is Part III in a series. Click here to read Part I. Click here to read Part II. — Ed.

Armed forces, and the way they fight, reflect national cultures. That means that the United States will have the kind of military the people, through their elected representatives, want. And great nations like ours remain great only so long as they can defend their national … Read the Rest of this Post