Author Archives: AmendmentX

Just a couple of quick links to follow up on my post here on the absence of NOW when it comes to the rights of women in the Islamic world. Front Page Magazine had this on gender apartheid in the … Continue reading →

Saw this from Drudge.And why am I not surprised?I asked a friend of mine who flies for a major carrier if we were any safer now than we were on 10 September? He said no. we weren’t.The only successful thwarting … Continue reading →

Or campaign finance 101.There are a couple of bills wending their way through the House that should have the attention of anyone who is involved in politics. The first is a bill is (supposedly) an ethics/lobbying reform bill but it … Continue reading →

Well, never let it be said that I’m surprised at the Minnesota radical left wing controlled Senate. These radical socialists (is there any other kind to liberty loving Americans?) who have unlimited access to money taken by force from others … Continue reading →

I wrote here, here and here about my dissatisfaction with the women’s movement today – especially with the National Organization for Women (NOW). In a story released last week, that which I speculated about in those posts, was revealed as … Continue reading →

Which lie you ask? The oft repeated “Bush lied” about Saddam’s WMD’s meme that has been soooo prevelant over the last 3 years.You may ask why I think we should finally put this lie to rest? Simply, this report in … Continue reading →

I know…I really shouldn’t ask, not with the Democratic Party in the state it is in now…from today’s Washington Post: “A liberal Democrat and potential White House contender is proposing that the Senate censure President Bush for authorizing domestic eavesdropping, … Continue reading →

The DFL rolled out their version of immigration reform this week. “The DFL legislative package includes expanding English-language opportunities for schoolchildren, giving tax credits to businesses that offer on-the-job English and citizenship classes, cracking down on people who exploit foreign … Continue reading →

Rep. John Conyers (D-Mi) reportedly met with 40-50 prominent liberal lawyers last week to discuss possible impeachment charges against President Bush. Rep. Conyers accusing the President of ethical malfeasance is quite comical considering this: “Deanna Maher, a former deputy chief … Continue reading →

The gents over at KvM have been asking this for some time now. Anytime that there is a vote in the Senate, or an agenda item proposed, the question is raised. It is time again to raise the question….if Ms. … Continue reading →