The government may not be able to work on the infrastructure in New York, Michigan, or any place west of the Mississippi but the job is getting done in D.C.

Lord have mercy. Will the academic ruminating never cease? Are we never to be given respite from the gibberish of our alleged intellectuals?

The myopia that prevents some from calling a terrorist act by its name is not necessarily
peculiar to the United States.

“I can’t bear Britain in decline, I just can’t. Unless we change our ways and our direction, our greatness as a nation will soon be a footnote in the history books, a distant memory of an offshore island, lost in the mists of time like Camelot, remembered kindly for its noble past.”

Balance is the key in analyzing team’s chances. People like to say that pitching is two-thirds of the game.

‘I also have a special feeling about Passover because of the Seder, which for me, as for all of us, stirs up personal memories of the past.’

We live in a time when our government and a compliant press cause words and concepts to be reinvented whenever convenient.

Wouldn’t it be nice if we could have a month where we weren’t increasing taxes?

In today’s America, it seems people are either offended by something someone said about someone, that they shouldn’t have said about someone, or, our political leaders are spinning out a story that ends with us crouching in fear because we think the future now holds unimaginable terrors.

It’s important to fully appreciate the significance of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s congressional testimony last week.