We’re talking immigration, refugees, and terrorism with John Zmirack, Senior Editor from Stream.org, and Ann Corcoran the editor of Refugee Resettlement Watch. I’ve also got Kimberly Morin reporting from the Second Amendment Foundations 31st annual Gun Rights Policy Conference in Tampa FL, some Audio from Congressman Mike Mulvaney everyone should hear, and Mike Rogers is … Read more

I’ve decided, for now at least, that new Podcasts will premiere Sunday Night. But we have the technology to stream past podcasts at almost any hour. So, for those of you who liked listening on Saturday morning, (beginning at 8 am Eastern time), here are the last three week’s one-hour programs, back-to-back.  Show #157 – … Read more

Let me read you another one. “Minimum wage rates: these often hurt those they are designed to help. What good does it do a Negro youth to know that an employer must pay him $1.60 per hour if the fact that he must be paid that amount is what keeps him from getting a job?” … Read more

“The question we ask today is not whether our government is too big or too small,but whether it works — whether it helps families find jobs at a decent wage, care they can afford, a retirement that is dignified.” – President Obama, Inauguration (2009) This REALLY isn’t “whether it works” at all – they’ve simply … Read more

Updated:  Here’s a snippet from Politico via the Hot Air link below (that didn’t take long): Multiple sources close to Ted Cruz say the Texas senator is expected indicate his support for Donald Trump as soon as Friday. It is unclear whether Cruz will say only that he is voting for the Republican nominee, as … Read more

Fed Trims Interest-Rate, Growth Forecasts. In forecasts released as part of the central bank’s interest-rate setting Federal Open Market Committee, officials cut their growth forecast for this year to 1.8%, from 2.0% in June, and held steady their view for next year at 2.0%. Notably, they lowered their long-run view on the economy’s growth rate … Read more

The Secretary of State’s Office reports there were 113,556 Republican ballots and 77,193 Democrat ballots cast in the state primary last week. Wonder of Ray Buckley (NHDP Chair) is looking it and going “Oh, crap”?  147.1% overage?  Sure, a primary is not always a future indicative of the general election but it certainly seems, well, … Read more

(H/T: Business Insider)

I cut cable so I missed the first two weeks of the NFL season (except for the highlight reels) but last night I discovered something wonderful. The game was streaming live on Twitter. So I watched the first half in full-screen hi-def on my laptop. And I watched as an important national near-obsession was resolved. The … Read more

All of it caught on tape.  One of them dies in the driveway. https://youtu.be/YGJtzBaFg_I I bet this woman isn’t going to vote for Hillary.  Hillary would leave her defenseless.  This woman would probably be in the ground right now if Wobbles got her way.  

Rep. Mike Mulvaney strips “the problems” down to their bones.

26 states now have right-to-work laws almost half of the nation’s population now lives in right-to-work states the majority of manufacturing jobs are located in these states Between 2004 and 2014, overall job growth in the U.S. was 6.1%. In states without right-to-work laws, it was a paltry 3.9%. But in right-to-work states, job growth … Read more