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October 31, 2006

An Abnormal Election Season

It’s the buzz in the air these days. Democrats are likely to take the House and Senate from Republicans. The media and pundits are quick to ponder what a Democratic Congress would look like. 
  
Not so fast! The voters still haven’t said their peace yet at the polls.  Republicans shouldn’t think they have the election sewn [...]

Comments (0) Filed under: Vox PopuliFelicia Fee Benamon @ 11:15 pm


October 24, 2006

Who Is President George W. Bush?

Who is President George W. Bush?  Is he the passionate conservative he claims?

I am finding myself asking that question a lot these days as I see over and over, issues that concern conservatives go undone.  If the President were serious about conservative causes, his ardent conservative supporters would have seen a whole lot more action than we are [...]

Comments (3) Filed under: Vox PopuliFelicia Fee Benamon @ 12:47 pm


October 20, 2006

The Feminist War on Women.

One of the major reasons why radical feminism remains such a destructive influence on the lives of Americans is that it claims to speak for women when it really only represents a minute percentage of them. The feminista activist has proved quite adept at obscuring this fact by labeling their critics as “patriarchal, anti-woman” and [...]

Comments (2) Filed under: Vox PopuliBernard Chapin @ 7:37 am


October 19, 2006

The Ideal Feminist: An Interview with Carrie Lukas.

By Bernard Chapin
Carrie Lukas is the author of an outstanding book called The Politically Incorrect Guide to Women, Sex, and Feminism and it was released earlier this year. I found the work to be clever, concise, and authoritative. Mrs. Lukas also has a multitude of other publications to her credit such as Dependency Divas: How [...]

Comments (8) Filed under: Vox PopuliBernard Chapin @ 4:51 am


October 17, 2006

George Romances the Nanny State: An Interview with Bruce Bartlett.

By Bernard Chapin
Bruce Bartlett is a conservative economist who took degrees from Rutgers and Georgetown before serving in both the Reagan and (original) Bush administrations. Mr. Bartlett has always been associated with supply-side economics. Earlier this year he released Impostor: How George W. Bush Bankrupted America and Betrayed the Reagan Legacy which vigorously refutes the [...]

Comments (0) Filed under: Vox PopuliBernard Chapin @ 4:14 pm


Plunging Headfirst Into an International Mess

We recently saw the Iranian President Ahmadinejad and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez form an alliance to combat any response from America, shall we intervene by force against these nations.

We’ve seen North Korea thumb its nose towards the International community by testing a nuclear weapon underground and ignored, for a year, engaging in 6-party talks persuading [...]

Comments (0) Filed under: Vox PopuliFelicia Fee Benamon @ 2:35 pm


October 10, 2006

Both Democrats and Republicans Have Failed Us

Democrats and Republicans have failed us. Both parties have become so monstrous and out of control that it is no longer about the people anymore.  Healthcare is in a crisis, we are at war, the illegal immigrant population is skyrocketing, no one is answering about the effort to create a North American Union (save a [...]

Comments (3) Filed under: Vox PopuliFelicia Fee Benamon @ 3:50 pm


October 3, 2006

Global Pursuits of the Rich and Powerful

“For the love of money is the root of all evil”
–1 Timothy 6:10 (KJV)
 
The mad rush to set in place powerful global entities to control the world’s wealth has begun. The will to radically alter our way of life as we know it has begun in the form of the North American Union, the European [...]

Comments (0) Filed under: Vox PopuliFelicia Fee Benamon @ 2:11 pm