It is not surprising that Americans are tiring of the ravages of continued high unemployment and a struggling economy, but venting their frustration at the financial institutions as the culprits ...

In these days of political wrangling over the debt ceiling, proposed spending cuts and talk of tax increases, there seems to be an increase in the volume of "let's soak the rich" letters to the ...

This trend must be reversed. If it isn't, then God better bless America, because she's on an accelerating path to implosion.

If non-federal public-sector unions are to remain viable it would seem prudent to impose upon them the same level of accountability and limitations the private sector must deal with.

I would suggest that he pause and look inward for a moment to reflect upon where his political zeal has taken him.

We are so easily switched from adulation to scorn of our gladiators, which seems to be an enduring characteristic of competitive sports.

If you've ever watched the Glenn Beck time slot on Fox News, you have seen that what he has to "spew" is a far cry from hatred, bigotry and divisiveness

When you're already in a hole, prudence should tell you to stop digging!

Let's start righting the ship this November and finish the job in 2012!

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