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The Elephant in the Room

Thirty-five years ago today the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a decision in the case of Roe v. Wade. Since that time approximately 50,000,000 abortions have been performed with full protection of the law. That figure is approximately 1/6th of the current total population of the United States.
The most recent statistics indicate more than 1.2 [...]

Beyond good – this is genius.

Today Mitt Romney unveiled his Economic Stimulus Plan demonstrating why he has the experience and leadership ability that should make him the next President of the United States.  Unlike other proposals that are transparently pandering for votes by suggesting throwing 100 dollar bills out of the US Treasury’s window like parade confetti that would merely [...]

Romney Wins Michigan–But “Uncommitted” the Real Story

Mitt Romney again exceeded expectations for the second week in a row by winning the January 15 Michigan Primary by 80,000 votes and 9% over John McCain. Latest polling indicated a dead heat between the two GOP candidates.   Romney over performed in New Hampshire the previous week, where pollsters were predicting a double digit defeat, [...]

Good News for January-Congratulations to all graduates

 
Spring is the traditional time for graduation celebrations, but a whole lot of people graduate in the middle of winter, too.  Our youngest son, John, graduated from Regis University a few weeks ago with his Bachelor of Science degree in Health Care Administration.  Like any parent, we take a great deal of pride in his [...]

John Suthers – Standing Tall AG’s Ruling Advances Sale of Area Hospitals

Colorado Attorney General John Suthers is a stand up guy. As the state’s lawyer it is his responsibility to make sure the laws of Colorado get followed. He has done just that in ruling the sale of two area hospitals should be allowed to move forward. It is revealing to explore why there is even [...]

Tip of the Hat: American Military Troops and General David Petraeus

One year ago President George W. Bush announced a change in strategy and a new commander for the war in Iraq. To say things had not been going well, that there existed unrest at home, and that public support for the war had eroded would all be well understated.
Although confirmed by the Senate with a [...]

Bumper Sticker of the Month

Reportedly seen on a black luxury SUV on the Senate side of Capitol Hill with New York license plates –

We don’t think the reference was to that southern state between Georgia and Mississippi, nor their football team. 

Beauprez in Iowa

A Line of Sight’s Bob Beauprez traveled to Iowa on New Year’s Eve to campaign with Mitt Romney. Here’s a photo of Bob introducing Romney in front of a packed room in Manchester, Iowa.