
As an individual, your religious freedom is protected by the First Amendment. But if you start a business, a very successful business, does that
Breakfast with the Senator? Yes, please. I’ll take an extra helping of liberty and freedom. Sen. Rand Paul met
Rand Paul is not one to mince words when it matters and he certainly doesn’t here. It’s your future
Fence-building? Was someone saying something about fence-building earlier this month? Rand Paul was referring to a southern border much
In recent years, opposition to legal pot has gone up in smoke. Presidential candidates can even discuss
We know there are problems in government. We know the Federal government is overpowering in many places. But the Right has also grown some dangerous radical elements. While some of the occupiers are already wanting to return to their homes and ranches, the fact they thought taking up arms in defense of people convicted of arson was a good idea shows a radical streak that could turn dangerously ugly if the people involved truly had nothing to lose.
In the high tech age of the Internet and smartphones, new business opportunities are abundant. Take, for
Rand Paul is advocating some tough love for the unemployed, more specifically the “long-term unemployed.” The Emergency
Iowa and New Hampshire voters want the Feds to back away from marijuana. An overwhelming majority (Republicans
“We live in an interconnected world” like Paul says. So any political game — whether it be “chess”,
From across the country, members of Rand Paul’s inner circle gathered this past Wednesday outside of Capitol
Hundreds of people showed up at the Lincoln-Reagan dinner in Hamilton County last Friday. Why? There’s a
While visiting Ashland in Kentucky last week, Rand Paul took the time to address the darker side
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