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We must not remain silent when great moral battles are being waged. Those who would have us ignore the battle being fought over life have forgotten the lessons of history. As in the days of a house divided, America’s darkest moments have come when economic arguments trumped moral principles. – Rep. Mike Pence

Ron Paul questions whether the new found respect for the constitution will lead to real change.

Remember when Pew and some of its friends got caught with their hands in the cookie jar a few years ago on the issue of campaign finance reform? Now “net neutrality,” another dubious “reform,” is in the news, and once again Pew is under fire.

The blatant propaganda being pushed on our children by the government is child abuse and a gross waste of our debt funded government spending.

The mainstream media and our top politicians are running around proclaiming that the economy has turned around, and yet all of the important long-term economic numbers continue to get worse. Do they think that the American people are stupid?

At best, this Congress will only slightly reduce the rate of speed at which we are heading toward a debt default.

Judge Napolitano explains how Obama’s continued spending and the federal reserve printing money is enslaving us to debt and inflation.

Obama’s is an utterly failed administration. In an effort to be reelected, Obama will apply a Clintonian approach, appearing to move to the middle, be more fiscally prudent, et cetera, but this is one leopard that will not change his spots. He is a committed Marxist and one who gives every indication of deliberately crashing the economy. In that respect, he is succeeding.

‘Clinton started out as a moderate not a Saul Alinsky style activist from Chicago’. David Asman explains why he doubts Obama will change despite his words and the adulation of a fawning press.

It matters not what President Obama will say in his speech tonight. Despite the exit of some old staffers and the entrance of some new ones, he is not changing, and any presidential rhetoric that might imply a softening of left-wing ideology is a smokescreen.