Regulation Nation
We are less a government of, by and for the people, and more of a dictatorship of the bureaucrat. We don’t even know how many regulatory agencies there are anymore [Read More]
Articles by Dr. Tar
Immigrant Games
Senator Patrick Leahy (D – VT) has put forward an amendment to a nuclear safety bill that “would prohibit the U.S. government from barring any individual from entering the country [Read More]
CRISPR Critters
Geneticists are becoming concerned that some unscrupulous person with tons of money is one day going to fund the creation of animals that resemble unicorns or dragons from some shady [Read More]
Hillary Lies About Lying to Benghazi Families
Liars always get tripped up when they have to explain the inconsistencies in their own story. Hillary Clinton was asked by pal Stephanopoulos if she blamed the video when speaking with the families [Read More]
“Don’t Glorify My Drug Addicted Husband” – Mary Weiland
Mary Forsberg Weiland penned a letter to Rolling Stone testifying to the struggles she and their two children, Noah, 15 and Lucy, 13 had to endure with the children’s recently [Read More]
Lead John Doe Prosecutor Accused of Campaign Finance Violation
Milwaukee County District Attorney, John Chisholm, who was a leading figure in the notorious John Doe II investigations in Wisconsin, appears to have taken too much in campaign contributions from [Read More]
A Streetcar Named Boondoggle
Washington, D.C. has been struggling to build a streetcar system for the better part of a decade. They’ve managed to establish a single line that doesn’t reach its intended destination, and [Read More]
Hoveround Accused of Overbilling HHS by $27 Mil
The ads claimed that they could get their customers a power chair for “pennies” with Medicare picking up the rest. Now the Inspector General for Health and Human Services has [Read More]
A Poem For Chicago’s Ronald Johnson III
Dum-Dum had his self a gun Dum-Dum saw the cops and tried to run Dum-Dum took one in the head If Dum-Dum hadn’t resisted arrest Dum-Dum wouldn’t be dead [Read More]
The War on Marriage and Family
Paul Kengor’s book, “Takedown: From Communist to Progressives, How the Left Has Sabotaged Family and Marriage,” provides a historical prospective of the centuries long assault on marriage and family as [Read More]
Chavismo Kicked to the Curb
Sean Penn hardest hit. The opposition sweeps to a clear majority overnight in Venezuela’s National Assembly elections. Taking 99 of 167 seats (leaving 46 for the Chavistas) the voters of [Read More]
Take a walk on the Other side
Made famous in the early 1970s as one of Andy Warhol’s “Superstars” and immortalized in the lyrics of Lou Reeds song “Take a Walk on the Wild Side”, Holly Woodlawn [Read More]
Obama San Bernardino Address Falls Flat
Jim Geraghty gives the President’s short and bitter Sunday address to the nation the once over and finds it to be more of the same hooey. More As good a [Read More]
Stupid Study, Literally
Researchers in Hungary examined how people assessed whether a particular act was stupid or not. They found people tend to agree at rates of 90 percent in judging someone acting [Read More]
“Whatever they’re giving, take it”
Since Obama’s attempt to thaw relations with the Castro regime last year the number of Cubans migrating to the United States has doubled to over 40,000 this year alone. Few [Read More]