by Jessica B. June 18th, 2013 
Democratic Deliberations
to support big government when the purpose behind it is to improve the living quality of the people within the country, I tend to fall on the opposite side of the fence. I have no problem with income tax and federally funded
by Eric M. Blake June 17th, 2013 Conservative Considerations 
This past weekend, Ronald Rowe and I joined forces once again for a one-two punch of film analysis — or in this case, a one-two-three, as my esteemed colleague’s triumphant return to Camp Campaign has allowed him to dedicate the upcoming "Winners & Losers" column to the film in question, in addition to his always-superb FlickRev review. Keep an eye out, folks!
by Jason Lightner June 13th, 2013 Independent Ideas 
This past week it was revealed that the National Security Agency (NSA) has been using its influence to spy on millions of Americans through a secret data-gathering program called PRISM. The revelation happened through a series of leaks from former NSA technical assistant Edward Snowden, who now resides in Hong Kong after leaking top secret documents to The Guardian and the Washington Post.
by Ronald A. Rowe June 14th, 2013 Winners & Losers 
The City of Atherton, California – Loser – The City of Atherton spent $8,000 on security and cleanup for one of President Obama’s fundraising events in April. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised $3 million at the event. Atherton officials thought it reasonable that the DCCC kick back .0003% of their haul to cover the costs incurred by the city. They billed the White House. They billed the Democratic National Committee. They billed the Secret Service. This week Town Manager George Rodericks made it clear that Atherton is not
by Eric M. Blake June 10th, 2013
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by T Akery June 11th, 2013 Republican Reflections
Back when President Obama was campaigning for the Presidency, he criticized Bush’s view of national security. Yet as the leaks keep coming, it is clear that he has kept up and expanded on many of Bush’s policies. Perhaps, history will remember him as both the Food Stamp King and the Anti-Privacy President.
