Our homestatesof Texas and Louisiana have a simple request ofCongress: Let us follow Utah’s lead. For nearly 25 years, Utah has integrated federal workforce development and safety net programs, with an innovative model that quickly moves peoplefromwelfareto work. YetCongressbans otherstatesfromtaking this road, leading to more people onwelfareand workforce programs that …
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Iran is already at war with America and threatens to destabilize the world. U.S. forces and bases are under fire in Iraq and Syria, having endured more than a hundred strikes by Iranian-backed militias in the past three months. Tehran-supported Houthi rebels have turned the Red Sea into a battlefield, …
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Ron Paul is a phenomenon many establishment politicians cannot understand. But as a leading Libertarian-conservative media personality, as well as the 2008 Libertarian Vice Presidential nominee, I completely understand this phenomenon, and I hope to solve the mystery here today at FoxNews.com. Mitt Romney won Florida by a landslide (as …
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Light up those power strips, kids. July Fourth is here! It’s time to play on the iPad, Xbox and Wii U. Woohoo. Wait, don’t forget Netflix. Those four seasons of Disney’s “Good Luck Charlie” aren’t going to binge watch themselves. What in the name of Independence Day is happening? The …
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Fri, 27 Feb 2009 16:32:31 +0000 – By Kathleen Troia “K.T.” McFarlandNational Security Expert Cognitive Dissonance- def. The state of having inconsistent thoughts, beliefs, or attitudes. President Obama’s Defense Budget- def. The inconsistent belief that we can end the Iraq War, win the Afghanistan War, increase the size of the …
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The curse has been lifted, and 40 Navy SEALs did it. They went deep into the duplicitous Pakistan and captured and killed Usama Bin Laden, the ‘head of the snake of Al Qaeda. In so doing, they have change the narrative. America is strong. America is back. And America is …
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Forty years ago this week, Richard Nixon became the only president of the United States to resign from office. I was a junior member of Henry Kissinger’s National Security Council staff and as close to the Watergate scandal as one could get without actually being drawn into it. Kissinger’s staff, …
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While the debacle known as ObamaCare has been superseded for the moment by the disastrous Iran nuclear deal and the fireworks in the GOP presidential race, the political battle to repeal this law will continue. Pushed through against popular will by using obscure parliamentary tricks and dispensing old-fashioned “favors” with …
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Like two predatory animals circling each other, Republicans and Democrats are trying to sort out the meaning of last month’s election and plan strategies for the remaining days of the current Congress and the new one in which Republicans will hold majorities in both houses. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., soon …
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The great thing about debates is that candidates can’t get away with the canned, bland lines of their stump speeches. They’re asked questions – and follow-up questions – about the specifics of their policies. Since people care more about issues close to home – taxes, jobs, health care, immigration, education …
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