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Is America ready to pay reparations for slavery? What is that you say, “Doesn’t Senator Barack Obama oppose reparations for slavery?” Well, no. He doesn’t.

In a democracy, or rather a corporate oligarchy, it does not matter what the people want, who they elect to office, or what they vote for in booths outfitted with Diebold election thievery devices.

Summary: The Associated Press reported that Sen. John McCain's "support for an eventual path to citizenship for millions of illegal immigrants angered conservative Republicans" and that "many GOP conservatives still don't trust him, citing his positions on issues such as immigration, campaign finance and global warming, as well as his feud with the religious right."

I have a few of my own I should add! ~ SadInAmerica

Regardless of your heritage, you are probably very aware of St. Patrick's Day, the traditional Irish holiday celebrated yearly and worldwide (wherever there are Irish) on March 17th. There's more to St. Patrick's Day than the "wearing of the green."

Hillary Rodham Clinton won’t catch Barack H. Obama in the race for Democratic delegates chosen in primaries and caucuses, even if she wins every remaining contest.

Once upon a time political slogans such as "54-20 or fight" had some meat on them. Nowadays we're reduced to listening to candidates merely promise to bring "change." ~ Phil Brennan

In the aftermath of Barack Obama's and Hillary Clinton's threats to "renegotiate" NAFTA — or pull out — the usual suspects have been activated to tell the world how wonderful the deal has been for Canada and the United States.

Living By The Sword ~ by Ron Paul

The Supreme Court's ruling (March 18, 2008) in District of Columbia v. Heller may be the most important decision on gun control in U.S. history!

They say they only want to protect their “right to dry.” And in three New England states, advocates for clotheslines - yes, clotheslines, strung across the yard, draped with socks and sheets - are pushing for new laws to liberate residents whose neighbors won’t let them hang laundry outside.

The Democratic-led U.S. House of Representatives defied President George W. Bush on Friday and passed an anti-terrorism spy bill that permits lawsuits against phone companies.

Mr.Chairman, I oppose HR 5512 because it is unconstitutional to delegate the determination of the metal content of our coinage to the Secretary of the Treasury.

Desperate to aid an economy in crisis, the Federal Reserve is ready to deliver yet another big interest rate cut!

The developing story involving presidential candidate, John McCain’s citizenship also has ramifications for presidential candidate Barack Obama. As you know, the question regarding McCain’s foreign-born status has been gaining traction recently.

It not only can happen here, it is happening here! ~ Naomi Wolf ~ VIDEO

The Village of New Denver in southeastern British Columbia, Canada, has recently passed a motion to halt the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) of North America.

Sen. Barack Obama requested $8 million for a military defense contractor that has close ties to one of his most prodigious fundraisers.

Dozens of elected officials who received more than $1 million from a recently indicted mob-linked casino owner refuse to part with the money even though they got most of it right before voting on gambling issues that benefited the generous donor.

A crucial safety provision of a controversial program that allows Mexican trucks to travel anywhere in the United States has been repeatedly violated, putting Americans at risk of being victimized by a third-world country’s dismal safety standards.

If you never finish reading a single article on this website, you are strongly encouraged to read this one!  Tony Isaacs is currently working on a series of articles taking an in depth look at each of the "Four Horsemen".  Our life expectancy has drop from 14th to 42nd in the world in just two decades yet we spend more money by far on healthcare in the United States than anywhere else in the world!  SadInAmerica

Two of the nation's biggest airlines boosted round-trip fares by as much as much as $50 heading into the weekend, raising the stakes in their fight against rapidly rising fuel costs and putting pressure on competitors to follow suit.

The FBI has increasingly used administrative orders to obtain the personal records of U.S. citizens rather than foreigners implicated in terrorism or counterintelligence investigations, and at least once it relied on such orders to obtain records that a special intelligence-gathering court had deemed protected by the First Amendment, according to two government audits released yesterday (March 13).

A year has passed since the U.S. Attorneys scandal first gathered steam for the firings of nine federal prosecutors...

‘The test of the morality of a society is what it does for its children.' --Dietrich Bonhoeffer