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Why there are Republicans and Democrats

The Colorado Senate has passed SB 216 sponsored by Jennifer Veiga (D-Denver) that would impose stiff financial penalties on mortgage brokers who make loans to home owners who they know can’t pay back the loan. In other words, it is now the lenders responsibility to save would be homeowners from themselves. This is another nannyism [...]

This is treason

“…this war is lost and the surge is not accomplishing anything as indicated by the extreme violence in Iraq yesterday,” Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) April 19, 2007
The Democrat’s Senate Majority Leader made this startling declaration of defeat to the media on Capitol Hill.  Can you imagine what emotions our troops in the field, and those [...]

Good vs. Evil

The indescribable tragedy in Blacksburg, Virginia on the Virginia Tech campus focuses yet again all of our thoughts and emotions on “why?” and then on “what can or should we do?”
Our traditions and beliefs teach us that since the beginning of time man has struggled with the conflict between good and evil. The Book of [...]

Tip of the Hat: Zach Johnson, 2007 Masters Champion

One of the great things about sports is the occasion when we get to witness the very best of an athlete’s character. When it happens we feel inspired and motivated, and often teary-eyed, too. The 2007 Masters Golf Tournament provided one of those moments when victory on the field of competition manifested all that we [...]

On the border…

As predicted in the March issue of A Line of Sight, both the House and Senate are making noise about taking another shot at illegal immigration legislation. On April 9, 2007, in Yuma, Arizona, President Bush made his pitch [link] for what was labeled as a “new proposal” touting a 4-point set of principles and [...]

Girl Gone Wild! – Nancy Pelosi

Next time she plans a trip over spring break, Nancy Pelosi might want to think about Cancun or Fort Lauderdale. Her recent trip to Syria and Jerusalem didn’t work out so well. 
Rock-solid liberal dominated newspapers blasted her mercilessly – and appropriately. The Washington Post [link] labeled her trip the “Pratfall in Damascus,” called her comments [...]

Iran and Syria lead the U.N. Disarmament Commission

It’s not a joke. On April 9, 2007 the United Nations Disarmament Commission announced it had elected Iran as the committee’s Vice-Chairman and Syria as the Rapporteur. It has to be the ultimate in letting “the fox watch the hen house.”
Over the last many months, America, Israel, Europe – and supposedly the member nations of [...]

Pelosi does have supporters… the Terrorists!

For all the criticism and embarrassment Pelosi endured for her spring break foray into international diplomacy, she did receive some accolades. Sponsors of terror like Islamic Jihad, Hamas, and Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades had very kind words for the Speaker. Following are some gems that were reported by WorldNetDaily.com. [link]
Khaled Al-Batch, a spokesman for Islamic [...]

In case you missed it: Wash Post blasts Pelosi

It’s not often that the Washington Post takes a shot at any Democrat, but this morning they fired both barrels at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for her ‘foolish’ trip to the Middle East. From the Washington Post:
“House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) offered an excellent demonstration yesterday of why members of Congress should not attempt to supplant [...]

The “say-it-ain’t-so” Democrats

Apparently the House Democrats find the Global War on Terror so difficult to comprehend that they are now going to ban use of the phrase.  No kidding!
According to the Navy Times [link], in a memo drafted by the lead Democratic staffer for the Armed Services Committee, Erin Conaton, circulated March 27, instructions were given to [...]