It’s just not fair. Bernie Sanders worked hard to beat Hillary Clinton 60 percent to 38 percent in New Hampshire, and she will walk away with more delegates. Why?

A three year moratorium on the Obama climate order should be instituted by Congress to assure that the full impacts can be realized before doing great damage to the technical capabilities of our armed forces, as well as damaging our capability to project force.

As it will soon be known, in the bad old days of President Obama’s second term, he used the Department of Justice (DOJ) to attack his most hated of political enemies: gun dealers. In Operation Choke Point, a gun dealer could wake up one morning and find that his or her bank has terminated their relationship.

The movie begins by stating “This is a true story” instead of hiding behind writers who augment details to entertain us. It leaves out any reference to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and barely mentions the President, all for the purpose of conveying a factual narrative without becoming a partisan attack.

As the traditional party of free enterprise, it only makes sense to measure Republican presidential candidates like any other business. If each candidate’s campaign were a business, they would likely employ an analysis to determine their strengths, weaknesses opportunities and threats (SWOT).

If there is to be a renaissance of American manufacturing, Congress must act to run out the clock on this administration, and enable the next president to repair the damage done in its wake.

Prior to his reelection, President Barack Obama said that the U.S. is the “Saudi Arabia of natural gas.” Like so many things, the President has no problem publically taking credit for what his Administration privately disrupts.

Last year, the most translucent Administration in history had struck again, as it was discovered that the Obama’s Department of Justice (DOJ) was secretly shaking down Bank of America and CitiGroup to fund third party activist groups.

U.S. Rep. Ed Royce (R-Calif.) noticed a loophole that enables President Barack Obama, under the Foreign Assistance Act to authorize waivers for state sponsors of terrorism to receive aid from the U.S. Export Import Bank. But 63 Republicans voted against an amendment to close the loophole.

In the wake of the Supreme Court’s Obergefell decision that imposes same sex marriage on the states, the freedom to dissent against the federal interpretation of marriage is now in jeopardy.