Author Archives: Darren Yancy

What a week for news. Whether it was ogling to the half sunken Italian cruise ship debacle, watching Newt broadside John King, the Supremes slapping the hands of Texas District Court Judges in their judicial activism in Texas Voting Districts, … Continue reading →

I wonder what goes through the mind of the infected liberal policy wonks that truly think they can solve the ills of the world through the law. While certain injustices do deserve the attention of lawmakers – instances where discrimination … Continue reading →

I can only think of 2 numerical years in the since World War II that have had more pressure on them then the year we are now in. George Orwell made 1984 the first year people observed with a jaded … Continue reading →

For quite some period of time, we have seen the attempt at secularization of our great nation.Religious principles of Christian heritage that are clear in the Declaration of Independence and the signing ratification of the Constitution referencing the year of … Continue reading →

In the hectic, media crazy, 24/7 news reporting world we now live in, it is very hard for goofs and gaffes to go unnoticed. Spinning someones dirty laundry is big business in the media today. Political mishaps usually soar to the … Continue reading →

When Herman Cain suspended his campaign for the Republican Presidential Nomination, he fell to one of the oldest, unwritten standards of politics known to man. It claimed yet another careless victim. I am referring to The Fidelity Standard. He is not the first and … Continue reading →

In 1938, writer Ayn Rand published her novella Anthem, a futuristic look into society when the world is ruled by the few through the use of socialism, collectivism, and  control through economic rule. Advancement of technology is carefully planned and released … Continue reading →

Having spent the last week in Vienna on business, I got to be smack in the middle of the Euro Zone Meltdown over the Greek Debt issue. Greek Prime Minister Papandreou was up to his eyeballs in social spending debt … Continue reading →

I don’t know about you, but I am sick to death of the current GOP Debate Drama. The sniping, “gotcha” questions, and the fact that no one can really talk about how they want to lead makes these formats old and busted. I had to take … Continue reading →

Sometimes you just have to sit back and take in the events in the country in a manner that won’t short-circuit your human hard drive.  This past week has been one of the most eventful in quite some time, but the … Continue reading →