WASHINGTON D.C.—With broken government being the theme for the week, you’d wonder if you are still in the United States. Luckily our nation is still supreme.
WASHINGTON D.C.—This week the news was filled with a horrific story in Florida and a very scary update on the Jaycee Dugard case. Both involve alleged stalking.
WASHINGTON D.C.—Obama and Palin are considered to be heroes by their party. They are no king or queen. That doesn't stop their faithful from believing the contrary.
WASHINGTON D.C.—One year after the Obama revolution, unemployment is still soaring, the healthcare bill thankfully seems dead and the public is ready to turn back the clock.
UNITED STATES—Often it has been a concern of many that Americans don't learn or care about history. This week the Tiger Woods scandal took a terrible turn.
UNITED STATES
—On Christmas morning while we were at home safe and our troops were in harms way in the Middle East, hatred from Al Qaeda was creeping our borders.
UNITED STATES
—This week Fox News had a poll that came out to 120 percent, while Al Gore gave a speech in Copenhagen with fuzzy facts. What are Americans to believe?
WASHINGTON D.C.
—Will Americans allow the military to finish the mission in Afghanistan? It all depends on the economic health of the nation and unemployment.
UNITED STATES—Like Nancy Grace I have been hammered recently for my advocacy for the safety of children in America. Sorry, I will continue until our nation's children are safe.
FORT
HOOD—At Fort Hood, Texas when a gunman, which I believe should be called a
terrorist, shot and killed 13 and wounded 42 others in a horrific
attack on our military and our nation.
UNITED STATES—Where was the media coverage on the story about the convicted rapist who was reported by his neighbors for odd smells coming from his home?
WASHINGTON D.C.—Children are being abused and it is a serious problem that needs to be dealt with. Thankfully, law enforcement takes allegations of sexual abuse very seriously.
WASHINGTON D.C.—Our great military men and women continue to fight on the war on terror with so many Americans forgetting about the sacrifices these brave young souls make every day.
WASHINGTON D.C.—With the news last week that President Barrack Obama has been given the honor of the Nobel Prize for Peace, reaction was fast and defiant
WASHINGTON D.C.—Our military generals are begging our political leaders to listen to them. This is a sobering time and they have a serious mission, which Americans seem to forget still exists.
WASHINGTON D.C.—Where did
common sense or moderation go? Lately between politicians and throughout our
nation, it seems that there is no more common sense.
