Republicans will be tempted to make this campaign about Mrs. Clinton’s very dubious character. But as politically juicy as all this might be, it would be unfortunate if Mrs. Clinton’s questionable self defined this campaign. This election should be about what kind of America Americans want.

On Tuesday, I read an Associated Press report about a young woman who, with the help of the radical liberals of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and another homosexual activist group, is suing a business for firing her because she refused to dress and behave as a woman. This girl pretends to be—or believes she is—a man, and the business did not want to employ a woman presenting herself as a man.

The new Acid Test for Public Service and social acceptance seems to read something like an inverse religious test, the type prohibited in the U.S. Constitution.

What would you think about marriage if you knew that representatives from 14 religious traditions came together and ALL affirmed that marriage is between a man and a woman? The Left tells us that counterfeit marriage is “moral” and that defenders of marriage are “on the wrong side of history.” But history, as well as science and religion, tell a very different story.

By rejecting the tough choices this week, Senate Republicans have guaranteed a future President will face much more difficult budget choices, as they try to explain how their actions support smaller, more responsive government, a claim that those who pay attention will find harder and harder to believe.

The jury is out regarding a new potential Democratic nominee for President of these United States. Many questions are traveling media circuits such as, “Can a woman lead the country? Can a Saul Alinsky Democrat heavily steeped in the corruption of China Gate of the 90s, and the current failed policies of the Obama administration, lead the country?

The client had enrolled in a Medicare Part D prescription plan through our agency with a company that advertises regularly in TV ads. On the application, the client marked to give permission to the insurance company to take his monthly payment from his Social Security check. But, that never happened. The client lost his prescription drug coverage because the insurance company never got its money from Social Security.