“GOP leaders should let Allah sort out Syria’s Islamic civil war”: [my emphases] As bankrupt as elected Republican leadership is in Washington vis-à-vis domestic policy, they are completely clueless as it relates to foreign policy. While America continues to become an economic and moral wasteland under this regime, Obama is attempting to spend American treasure helping one nefarious side of an Islamic civil war in Syria – one which involves

I know, right?  Wipe that look of gobsmack off your faces!  David Freddeso: If you’ve noticed that the active anti-war movement seems smaller these days, you’re not alone – and just at the moment when the public seems to support their cause. But those few who have remained consistent, along with a vast and ideologically diverse majority of Americans opposed to war with Syria, must now contend with a media

Those opposed to a Syrian strike had me at “John McCain and Lindsay Graham think it’s a swell idea!” Mark Thiessen, WaPo: The Libyan war gave us the doctrine of “leading from behind.” Now, in Syria, we are about to see the birth of a new Obama Doctrine: military action “just muscular enough not to get mocked.” That’s how one U.S. official described President Obama’s plans for a strike against

Or, as it may better be put, the indentured servitude of trained health care professionals.  NetRightDaily: We have all heard it said that health care is a right, an entitlement, a fundamental freedom that the government should guarantee. Let’s assume it is.  A right on equal footing with those other precious liberties enumerated in the Bill of Rights to the United States Constitution. The much debated Second Amendment to the