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Last Thursday, Congressman Darrell Issa (R-CA) started a Twitter prairie fire with his call for people to describe #ObamacareInThreeWords. (My contribution was “Sorry, Doctor retired.”) Other gems included “Max Baucus regrets,” “A massive failure,” “R… more »

For those of you who are interested in hearing Paul Ryan in his own words prior to his selection as Mitt Romney's running mate, I offer you this extended interview I had with Congressman Ryan in May, 2011 when I was the host of Backbone Radio on 710 KNU… more »

Conservative media is, if you'll pardon the 21st-century pun, all atwitter following Romney advisor Eric Fehrnstrom's interview with MSNBC's Chuck Todd in which Fehrnstrom said that Governor Romney believes the Obamacare "individual mandate" is a penalt… more »

The Cato Institute's Michael Tanner lays out a succinct destruction of the claims in support of Obamcare: http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/294000/obamacare-two-years-later-michael-tanner more »

The clever folks over at the Independent Women's Voice have an alternative for your NCAA bracket.  It's the "Real March Madness" bracket where you choose from 64 horrible aspects of Obamacare, which passed two years ago, and narrow them down, bracket-st… more »

Erik, whose last name I won't use, listened to my Sunday radio show on KOA and had a few comments on the topic of contraception (which was brought to the forefront again by Rush Limbaugh's recent controversy and apology.) Erik made several points, each… more »

On Wednesday, a House of Representatives Energy and Commerce subcommittee voted to approve, and send to the full committee, H.R. 452, the Medicare Decisions Accountability Act of 2011, which "repeal[s] the provisions of the Patient Protection and Afford… more »

H/T David Adams Why can't our presidential candidates be as inspiring as Judge Napolitano? This video is two years old, but still a must-watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7n2m-X7OIuY more »

The Obama administration's so-called "retreat" on it's hyper-controversial refusal to give a waiver to religiously-affiliated organizations (but not actual places of worship, which do get a waiver) from having to provide health insurance covering birth… more »

The Hill is reporting that "The White House will announce a retreat from its controversial rule requiring religious organizations like charities and hospitals to include contraception in their healthcare plans." They had little choice given how dama… more »