Bob McCarty Writes

Herman Cain appeared to win a decisive victory in the first Republican presidential debate of the 2012 campaign, held Thursday night in Greenville, S.C. Members of a Fox News Channel/Frank Luntz polling group of approximately 30 South Carolina voters were asked to raise their hands if they thought Cain, the former Godfather’s CEO-turned Atlanta radio [...]

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Below is a visual representation of President Barack Obama’s visit to “Ground Zero” today. If you enjoy this blog and want to keep reading stories like the one above, show your support by using the “Support Bob” tool at right. Thanks in advance for your support!

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The Obama Administration is thinking about taxing automobile drivers based on how many miles they drive, according to a report published this morning at The Hill.  If, God forbids, this idea gains traction and becomes law, one can only imagine what other horrible tax concepts elected officials in the nation’s capitol might dream up.  I [...]

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It’s time to celebrate CINCO DE MUSTARD! Click here to learn about the background of the CINCO DE MUSTARD movement and why it should replace Cinco de Mayo celebrations of Mexican heritage and culture in the United States! Click here or on the image above to obtain festive CINCO DE MUSTARD gear! If you enjoy [...]

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The headline of a post published today at The Foundry says what many believe is fact:  Detainee Interrogations: Key to Killing Osama bin Laden. What’s more important, however, is to answer the question, “What type of interrogation techniques provided actionable intelligence on Osama Bin Laden?” During the past 24 months, I’ve conducted in-depth investigations into [...]

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Despite the fact that an official White House photo shows more than a dozen senior officials reportedly watching a live video feed of the Navy SEALs raid on Osama Bin Laden’s compound in Pakistan, the Obama Administration seems awfully confused about what happened. The video above reveals some of the thoughts that were likely going [...]

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One day after I published photos showing the impact of floodwaters in southern Missouri, I share more flood-related news affecting people in the Show-Me State.  This time, however, the news centers on a class-action lawsuit stemming from a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers decision to blast a levee along the Mississippi River in an effort [...]

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