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McGovern did much good during his lifetime
October 25, 2012 Like some other men who have run for president and some who have won the office, Sen. George McGovern did an enormous amount of good outside the presidenc. more »»
Obama holds taxpayers hostage
October 24, 2012 Unless President Barack Obama gets his way, our taxes — that’s all of us — will go up next year, White House sources have told reporters in Washington. more »»
Lessons to be learned from deaths in Lybia
October 23, 2012 During the weeks before U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans died at the hands of terrorists in Libya, he warned of the increasing danger from Islamic militants. more »»
Tax dollars wasted on near-bankrupt ‘green’ companies
October 22, 2012 President Barack Obama claims he wants to curb waste in federal spending. Not in his own administration’s subsidies of “green” energy, apparently. more »»
U.S. should not shield Afghans to blame for fraud
October 20, 2012 Last year the United States paid an Afghan contractor $362,000 to install grates in the tops of culverts, as a safeguard against terrorist bombs planted there to blow up vehicles carrying American... more »»
McKinley bill has power for people
October 19, 2012 It is clear from his record of making new laws through executive branch agencies that President Barack Obama wishes he didn’t have to bow to the will of the people, as expressed through Congress. more »»
Silence of Obama, Holder on pot initiatives says a lot
October 18, 2012 Attorney General Eric Holder is being urged by some of the nation’s top law enforcement officials to speak out against ballot initiatives to legalize marijuana in Colorado, Oregon and Washington. more »»
The choice is clear — Romney is the man for the job
October 17, 2012 Before casting your vote in the election for president, ask yourself two questions: First, is the United States better off today than four years ago? Even more important, will you be better off four... more »»
Voter ID uproar is microcosm of political divide
October 16, 2012 Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson cast the ultimate vote regarding Pennsylvania's voter identification law recently. more »»
Community college would be a ‘win-win’
October 15, 2012 Dr. more »»
Sandusky still trying to paint himself as victim
October 13, 2012 Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky was effectively handed a life sentence Tuesday for the sexual assault of 10 boys over a period of many year. more »»
Election or not, workers must be duly warned
October 12, 2012 Federal law requires that when a large employer anticipates it may have to lay off workers, it must issue notices of the possibility to them. more »»
Some don’t need a helping hand
October 11, 2012 Nearly 2,400 Americans with household incomes of $1 million or more a year received unemployment compensation benefits in 2009, the Congressional Research Office reported this week. more »»
Pink may be most important fall color of all
October 10, 2012 Bright yellows, oranges and reds traditionally are thought of as the colors of October. But a new one — pink — has been added to the mix. October is national Breast Cancer Awareness Mont. more »»
Dishonesty? Look only at Obama
October 9, 2012 President Barack Obama and his advisers, stung by his lackluster performance in last week’s presidential debate, have begun blaming the loss on alleged dishonesty by challenger Mitt Romne. more »»
Romney supports coal industry
October 8, 2012 Mitt Romney told millions of Americans watching the presidential debate last week, “I like coa. more »»
Compromising the effectiveness of services
October 5, 2012 Talk about sticker shock at the pump: How would you react to filling up at $27 a gallon? Disbelief? Shock? Anger, in all likelihood. more »»
Overregulation includes our state’s farms
October 4, 2012 When people think of the struggles for businesses dealing with government overregulation, they probably have in mind a firm housed in a tall building with lots of people in suits making the big... more »»
Avoid a new crisis in housing
October 3, 2012 On the heels of the Federal Reserve announcement of a new round of pump priming for the economy came news that it may not be needed. more »»
Obama’s tax cut plan a bit off base
October 2, 2012 When Barack Obama became president, he vowed to reduce deficit spending. Working with liberals in Congress, he increased it. more »» |
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