November 7, 2012
By Seattle Times Editorial
Once again the voters of Washington have returned a Legislature dominated by Democrats, the party that leans toward more state spending and taxes. In the same election, they passed Tim Eyman’s measure to continue making tax increases difficult.
November 7, 2012
By Albert Mohler
The 2012 U.S. election is over, and more than 100 million Americans participated in the great exercise of democracy — fulfilling the franchise of the vote. Even with some votes not yet counted and some issues as yet clarified, a general picture of the election is clearly in view, and the impact of this election will be both massive and enduring.
Several lessons emerge in the immediate aftermath of the election and Christians should consider them carefully.
A Decisive Victory
November 3, 2012
October 2012
by Phyllis Schlafly
When Congress goes back into session after the November 6 election, Congress will have a month to create a lot of mischief. Congressmen who were defeated will still be able to vote, and they probably will never again have to face the voters.
The Obama Department of Energy has a long history of redistributing our income to fund alternative energy boondoggles, er, "investments." The latest example, an underwater turbine, went on line last week in Maine.
By The Patriot Post
September 28, 2012