If you happened to catch the CNBC debate on Wednesday night one thing was fairly obvious… This was an effort to attack and bring down the Republican candidates. Fortunately, the candidates maintained their composure and the moderators came across looking like jerks. This was the least civil and most slanted debate I’ve ever seen. It … Continue reading “Was It The CNBC Attack or Debate?”

Open enrollment for 2016 has begun on the Healthcare.gov marketplace and the middle class are getting kicked in the teeth. Some customers for the bronze and silver plans are seeing increases of over 30%. A friend of mine recently reported to me that his bronze plan is increasing by over $100 a month. He’s debating … Continue reading “Obamacare: This Year’s Biggest Tax Increase on the Middle Class”

Yesterday a friend forwarded me a tweet from Bernie Sanders. It showed a pure lack of understanding of the basic fundamentals of economics. Here was that tweet… After I read this I literally cringed… How can he be so stupid? Though I’m sure liberals cheered. Liberals might say… “Damn right! We incentivize auto manufacturers and … Continue reading “Bernie Sanders Shocking Lack of Basic Economic Knowledge”

For the first time, Paul Ryan has indicated that he’d be willing to run for Speaker of the House… Though there are a few catches. For starters he wants his party to unify and fully endorse him.  He also wants to see some change in how the job is structured.  Right now he feels the … Continue reading “Paul Ryan for House Speaker – Latest Trump Poll”

Hope you’re having a great week.  On Monday, Donald Trump released the details of his long awaited tax plan. While some consider Trumps plan radical, its simplicity and pro-growth structure has many people excited. For starters millions of America’s poorest families will get a huge boost.  Individuals with income of less than $25,000 a year … Continue reading “Trumps New Tax Plan – Reader Feedback on Gay Marriage”

According to Donald Trump’s campaign manager it appeared that he might skip the next debate on CNBC. Apparently there were people within Donald Trump’s campaign, as well as several other candidates, who were unhappy about the criteria set forth by CNBC. The campaign manager for Donald Trump, Corey Lewandowski, had this to say in a … Continue reading “Will Trump and Carson Skip The Next Republican Debate?”

Yesterday, the House passed a measure to block federal funding for Planned Parenthood.  The vote was virtually split across party lines with only a handful of democrats voting for the Bill and a few republicans voting against. Though all of this may be for nothing as the White House has promised to veto the bill. … Continue reading “House Freezes Planned Parenthood Federal Funding”

It’s Friday so I’ll try to lighten things up a bit. This week several of the candidates appeared on late night talk shows.  There were some funny moments along with the candidates getting their message across. Ted Cruz did a great job dealing with Stephen Colbert.  To call Colbert and his audience left of center … Continue reading “Late Night with the Republican Party”

One of the hottest news stories this week is the jailing and release of Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis. If you’re not familiar with the story here’s the short of it… A Kentucky County Clerk was arrested and jailed for refusing to give marriage licenses to gay couples who came into her office. Kim Davis … Continue reading “Trumps Take on Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis”

First off, before I get into today’s letter, I’d like to personally thank everyone who has taken the time to email us.  We’ve been overwhelmed by all the feedback, comments, and suggestions. Due to the volume we receive we can’t personally respond to or comment on each one.  However we do read all the emails … Continue reading “Is There a Christian Argument Supporting Gay Marriage?”