more than five years

The precise cure to what ails America’s financial health is beyond my ability to prescribe.  However, I’m not troubled that the House defeated the proposed bailout bill–and my reason for thinking so should resonate with many Democrats.

BAGHDAD – I’m bewildered by the criticism I’ve been hearing about a recent agreement between the Iraqi government and four multi-national oil companies.

House Democrats put politics ahead of the Constitution.

I have begun some research into whether or not any laws could have been broken if my hunch were to be correct: that is, if former Chattanooga City Council member Marti Rutherford used voter registration data purchased from the Election Commission to send commercial mail related to her real estate business.

"It is completely outrageous that the federal agency charged with helping veterans would instead cover up the hard truth -- that more and more Americans coming home after bravely fighting for their country are suffering from mental illnesses and in the most tragic circumstances, committing suicide.

On the issues of Iraqi Progress and the need to continue our winning effort; Petraeus, Blackburn, and the Weekly Standard agree.

No, wait:

A federal judge on Friday sentenced a former assistant prosecutor from northern Michigan to more than five years in prison for abusing his office to purchase for his personal use machine guns and silencers the public can’t buy.

Too bad he wasn’t a state trooper in Illinois<

The legislature passed a bill yesterday closing an unfortunate gap in an previous bill that left some illegal immigrants unable to get drivers licenses: