Under ObamaCare, misery loves companies
HHS, which tried to bury the news under a mound of holiday trimmings, let it slip that the small business side of the website won't be ready for another year.
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Recent US Opinion
Why I’ll pay the fine instead of buying ObamaCare
I’m not basing my opinions on feelings. I’m making this decision because of my principles.
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Texas attorney general’s office announces grants supporting adoption
The grants, chosen by a seven-member Choose Life advisory board, will benefit several crisis pregnancy centers, as well as adoption agencies in Texas.
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This is how we break their backs: One woman’s testimony gets sexual foreplay curriculum tabled
Teaching, in embarrassing graphic detail, and in mixed gender groups, the fun of sexual foreplay and sexual intercourse while attempting to persuade them to use condoms.
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How to give so that babies can live on ‘Giving Tuesday’
The United Nations Foundation, which is strongly pro-abortion, has dubbed December 3 the first annual Giving Tuesday.
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When government keeps teens from seeing the therapist
California and New Jersey’s new laws banning talk therapy to address same-sex attraction in minors violate the rights of parents and children to seek counseling that conforms to their values. They also endanger First Amendment rights.
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Congressman: Restore ‘under God’ to Air Force oath
Rep. Mike Pompeo, R-KS, tells the USAF to stop the Left's concerted effort "to take religion out of the American mainstream."
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Obamacare’s abortion surcharge and taxpayer funding of abortion coverage
Americans forced to choose between violating their values by directly subsidizing abortion coverage or forfeiting the health care coverage that most closely meets their families’ unique needs.
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5 ways Ken Cuccinelli proved a social conservative can win Virginia (and the nation)
When David goes up against Goliath, and Goliath has to bring hired muscle with him just to make sure he survives, you know David is doing something right.
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Obama official lied under oath about ObamaCare security breach, victim says
Tom Dougall, the South Carolina man whose private information was exposed on Healthcare.gov, says no one has tried to fix the damage.
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