Guy Smith | July 9, 2011
Can China take away your civil rights?
Such rhetorical inquiries sound absurd on the surface, but a new constitutional collision course is careening our way, one that pits the perverse perceptions of dictatorships, oligarchies and monarchies against you.
You just knew Hillary Clinton would be at that nexus.
International treaties have the ability to run roughshod over states [...]
Guy Smith | April 15, 2011
Battles over Obama’s birth won’t abate.
(Quick note to Barry: I can put a halt to this issue. Send me two notarized documents, one that allows me to review government documents in Hawaii related to your birth, and the other allowing me to review any record at public/private facility in which you were born. I may [...]
Guy Smith | March 31, 2011
budget, n. A fiscal system for ensuring that spending reaches a predefined limit even if the organization’s income doesn’t.
Only the young believe in the Easter Bunny or Government Fiscal Responsibility, though the former is vastly more probable.
When America devolved into a mere democracy, and the limited list of powers held by congress were expanded further [...]
Guy Smith | December 10, 2010
Take a trip into San Francisco’s Castro district – where people are so gay they border on ecstatic – and inquire about homosexuals serving in the United States military. You will get a handful … of predictable responses.
“Gays can catch bullets as well as straights, so we deserve to serve.”
“You mean I get to go [...]
Guy Smith | December 3, 2010
American aren’t thinking highly of their government these days, which should surprise nobody outside the beltway. Sure, Dennis Kucinich appears perpetually surprised, but after years of ugly-induced involuntary celibacy he landed a babe into matrimony, which should surprise him (surprised me).
Rascals at Rasmussen report that 13% more Americans think the government operates outside the authority [...]
