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5,900 US troops killed in Afghanistan and Iraq

Nearly 3,000 Americans were murdered by Islamic terrorists on September 11, 2001. Since that time, 5,900 US troops have lost their lives in Afghanistan and Iraq, with over

By Ryan Jaroncyk

January 22, 2011

5,900 US troops killed in Afghanistan and Iraq

Food inflation sweeping the globe

According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, the global food price index hit 214.7 in December, surpassing June 2008's record high of 213.5. From November

By Ryan Jaroncyk

January 13, 2011

Nearly 2/3 of Americans oppose Afghanistan War

Entering its tenth year, the Afghanistan War continues to grow increasingly unpopular with the American public. In the latest CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey, a record 63% of Americans expressed

By Ryan Jaroncyk

January 3, 2011

Nearly 2/3 of Americans oppose Afghanistan War

Ron Paul's secret weapon

If Republican Congressman Ron Paul decides to launch a second presidential bid next year, he will need to present a more robust case for his military credentials. Though Dr. Paul

By Ryan Jaroncyk

December 30, 2010

Gas prices hit $3 nationwide

While Wall St. and the Federal Reserve continue to claim that inflation is virtually non-existent, Main St. knows otherwise. According to AAA, the average price for a gallon of gas

By Ryan Jaroncyk

December 23, 2010

House approves record military budget

The Democratic-led House has authorized a record-breaking $725 billion military budget for fiscal year 2011. Receiving strong bipartisan support, the bill, which includes $159 billion for the wars in Afghanistan

By Ryan Jaroncyk

December 20, 2010

Ron Paul's record-breaking day

On this day, three years ago, a little over 58,000 Ron Paul supporters donated a staggering $6 million to the renegade Republican's presidential campaign. Inspired by the

By Ryan Jaroncyk

December 16, 2010

Bloodiest December in Afghanistan War

After the weekend's deadly suicide bombing which killed 7 American troops in Kandahar, 20 soldiers have died so far in the month of December, already surpassing last year&

By Ryan Jaroncyk

December 13, 2010

U.S. supports world's most prolific funder of terrorism

While national security hawks on both sides of the aisle vociferously condemn Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, they continue to remain mum on U.S. support of Saudi Arabia. This is

By Ryan Jaroncyk

December 6, 2010

U.S. supports world's most prolific funder of terrorism

November war roundup

Here's a brief summary of war-related operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Yemen, and the Korean Peninsula: Afghanistan- 51 U.S. soldiers died, making it the bloodiest November since

By Ryan Jaroncyk

December 1, 2010

Tea Party, War, and the Constitution

One of the key tenets of the Tea Party movement is constitutional fidelity. For example, in response to the Wall St bailouts and health care reform bill, Tea Party adherents

By Ryan Jaroncyk

November 18, 2010

Fiscal scorecard: War on Terror vs. Health Care reform

The actual price tag of the War on Terror is much higher than commonly believed, while the estimated price tag of the health care reform bill is likely far too

By Ryan Jaroncyk

November 11, 2010

Fiscal scorecard: War on Terror vs. Health Care reform