Author Archives: Sean

How would you define “unemployment?”  Statistics on unemployment are bandied around in the media all the time.  Changes in these statistics are hailed as good or bad news for the President, with varying degrees of emphasis from the news networks, … Continue reading →

Six pro-life activists, including one Catholic priest, were arrested this morning in front of the White House while holding a peaceful prayer vigil in protest against the Obama administration’s birth control mandate. They were released shortly thereafter, after paying a … Continue reading →

A taxpayer-funded electric vehicle battery company, that is considered in great danger due to its dependency on troubled EV company Fisker Automotive, has awarded its top executives big salary increasesdespite a steep downward trajectory in its stock price. Massachusetts-based A123 … Continue reading →

  You don’t need to log on to President Barack Obama’s Facebook page to find out who his friends are, and you don’t need to read tea leaves, gaze into a crystal ball, or consult a psychic to learn where … Continue reading →

On the heels of the fracas that resulted from the Susan G. Komen Foundation pulling Planned Parenthood funding, and then reinstating it, comes a new report that might make the breast cancer research giant a little uncomfortable. The American Life … Continue reading →

Republican Michigan lawmakers took one step closer Tuesday to making their state the latest to enact stricter voting laws. According to the Detroit News, the Senate approved a set of bills 26-12 along party lines that would require people to … Continue reading →

Now there’s proof: Chicago is the most corrupt city in the nation. A new report finds the Wind City easily lays claim to the title, based on the number of public corruption convictions there in recent decades, making Illinois the … Continue reading →

Editor Note: It may start sounding good, but it gets worse…and wait until the last point….then be scared…be very very frightened.  We must fight this! -SMH OCCUPY DECLARATION 1. We demand the unification of all US Citizens in the US … Continue reading →

More than 24 million voter-registration records in the United States— about one in eight — are inaccurate, out-of-date or duplicates. Nearly 2.8 million people are registered in two or more states, and perhaps 1.8 million registered voters are dead. By … Continue reading →