Author Archives: Leo Shishmanian
Senate’s Intransigence Should Prompt Repeal of the Seventeenth Amendment [Reader Post]
As of today, it has been 1,028 days since the U.S. Senate last passed a budget.
That’s about 20 dog years.
Imagine if you were employed in a business where one of your duties was to plan an annual budget for each upcoming year and you just decided you weren’t going to do it. And 1,028 days later, you still had not done it. Continue reading →
The word “czar” cannot be found in the United States Constitution, thank God. Neither can “tsar” for you spelling sticklers. That, alone, does not mean government czars are unconstitutional but they are nevertheless. For example, the Marines are not mentioned … Continue reading →
So the Obama Administration has prepared what can only be described as a liberal propaganda video, tempered with some vaguer platitudes yet sprinkled with every color in the ethnic rainbow, and spiced with sage wisdom about “the united funk of … Continue reading →
The line “win one for the Gipper” has its origins in Notre Dame football. George Gipp, a Fighting Irish all-American footballer suffering from strep throat and pneumonia, purportedly delivered the line from his hospital bed to coach Knute Rockne before … Continue reading →
My heart goes out to Massachusetts senior Senator Ted Kennedy as he battles fatal brain cancer. No one should have to suffer slowly toward their demise. That said, Kennedy’s latest–and perhaps his last–major act as a senator constitutes nothing short … Continue reading →
