Were Chrysler dealership closings politically motivated?

The articles I have written so far about the troubles of General Motors and Chrysler have been posted in Economy, but this article belongs in the US News/Politics category. Since the announcement by Chrysler that 789 of their 3,300 dealers were going to be closed, there has been a growing hubbub of speculation about the [...]

D.C. voting rights vs. the NRA and gun rights

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that I support the 2nd Amendment. All you have to do is read some of my articles and it should be very clear that I do not want to see the rights that are guaranteed by the 2nd Amendment chipped away at, little by little until [...]

Kirsten Gillibrand’s sin of supporting the 2nd Amendment

While it is technically none of our business, out here in Oklahoma, who New York Governor David Patterson chose to take the Senate seat vacated by Hillary Clinton, it does raise a bit of a question. Just how liberal do you have to be before you have the approval of some Democrats? It’s pretty obvious [...]

Barack Obama’s attack on the First Amendment

The mantra of Barack Obama’s Presidential campaign is “Change we can believe in”. He also throws hope in for good measure and he has no end of flowing speeches, telling the American people he is the “change we can believe in”. With all due respect, I beg to differ. The kind of change he is [...]