Good article on CNSNews.com on the opinions of Merrill Matthews (Institute for Policy Innovation) and Bob Moffit (Heritage Foundation) on the Medicare/prescription drug price debates. Meanwhile, their main page has a poll: Do you think prescription drug re-importation poses a ... READ MORE
Mail about Project 21's protest of the name of the Film "Buffalo Soldiers": To whom it may concern, I just read Michael King's comments on Townhall.org about the Congressional Black Caucus' silence regarding the film "Buffalo Soldiers.” I could not ... READ MORE
From the Washington Post, page one, August 1: "...a study of more than 16,000 people from every inhabited continent found that men everywhere -- whether single, married or gay -- want more sexual partners than women do." $100 to the ... READ MORE
According to the Consumer Electronics Industry Association, 59 percent of all people who listen to the radio are in a vehicle. Ponder that fact when you consider the opening line of the Nature Conservancy's new radio commercial: Close your eyes ... READ MORE
A note for the blog from hubby, David: One hundred forty-eight of America's best died in the line of duty -- killed in shoot-outs, accidents or in peace-keeping operations. Some could call it a quagmire, an unwinnable war, for which ... READ MORE
The GOPUSA.com website today has a story about former Senator James Abourezk (D-SD) suing a 20-year-old website operator for calling Abourezk a traitor. The story gets amusing when it recounts that Abourezk himself has used the term loosely: for example, ... READ MORE
An interesting letter in response to Project 21's complaints that Disney/Miramax (strangely) chose the nickname of widely-admired black military units for its new movie about military misfits. Hello, Mr. Almasi, My wife and I saw this film last night and ... READ MORE
Chris Burger of The National Center's John P. McGovern MD Center for Environmental and Regulatory Affairs has some questions about the Sierra Club in this note: Last summer, the Sierra Club -- typically a group that is vehemently opposed to ... READ MORE
Our E.D. David Almasi spots a case of limousine liberalism: NIMBY stands for Not-In-My-Back-Yard, a typical suburban opposition to new development or change to the surroundings. In suburban DC, the local PBS affiliate is engaging in a bit of NIMBYism ... READ MORE
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