As an original foot-soldier in 'the Reagan Revolution' that led to the election of Ronald Reagan, Anthony G. Martin is no stranger to politics, particularly in the state of his birth, South Carolina.
New investigation into Obama background spells trouble ahead
A brand new, in-depth investigation into the background of Barack Obama may spell big trouble ahead regarding the issue of Presidential eligibility. The investigation was conducted by Northeast Intelligence Network–a team of experienced, professional private investigators whose services have been utilized by Fortune-500 companies. The director, Douglas J. Hagmann, is a 23-year veteran in high-level [...]
Special army unit ready to be deployed on American soil just before Nov. elections
In October of this year, one month prior to the November midterm elections, a special army unit known as ‘Consequence Management Response Force’ will be ready for deployment on American soil if so ordered by the President.
Democrats mock voters who protest ObamaCare
By allowing the Democrats to do their dirty work, complete with bribes, payoffs, back-room deals, and even attempting to pass legislation without a vote, the electorate will benefit from seeing right before their eyes the true colors of most of the people they have elected to office in Washington.
Climategate scandal continues to unfold
On the heels of the shocking news in the scientific community that scientists-gone-bad cooked the books and manipulated data to make a case for ‘global warming,’ new information has surfaced in the last 48 hours showing that the Climategate scandal only continues to unfold.
This information rocked the scientific community this week, although the American press never mentioned a word about it:
The mood of the electorate has changed
The Waffle House in Columbia, South Carolina gives one an interesting panoramic view of the American electorate–a microcosm of the U.S. population. Here there are white-collar government types, blue collar whites, African-Americans, Hispanics, the works.
Fallout from Brown victory begins in Congress
The fallout from Scott Brown’s stunning upset victory in the Massachusetts Senate race has already begun in the Congress.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stated today that she now doesn’t have the votes to pass the Senate healthcare bill.
