First let’s blame the Tea Party! ….

Harry Reid says that “as result of the Tea Party direction of this Congress these last few months has been very, very disconcerting and very unfair to the American people.” 

This New York Times columnist says that the Tea Party is at war with America, saying that you should “never negotiate with terrorists.”

As the liberal elite grows even angrier and more desperate, they are losing their proclaimed civility in order to demonize the Tea Party.

Okay, now for some more reading …

Barack Obama says that the debt ceiling debate was a “manufactured crisis.”

PrezBo has already set the stage for the need for future tax hikes saying yesterday, 'Everybody is going to have to chip in. It's only fair.'

Similarly, Harry Reid also says, “The only way we can arrive at a fair arrangement for the American people with this joint committee is to have equal sharing.”  Read: tax increases on the evil rich.

We’ve learned a lot from the fight to attach spending cuts to the debt limit increase. Here are five of the lessons …

Pew polls found that the American public views our government’s recent budget talks as “ridiculous, disgusting, stupid, and frustrating.”  The biggest losers were the House GOP and the Tea Party.

Here is a list of the 26 senators who said 'no' to debt deal.

Victor Davis Hanson explains how to turn a recovery into another recession.

The latest column from Thomas Sowell: Misleading Words.  “Words do not necessarily reflect reality.”

According to Barney Frank, it is “ignorant” to be against tax revenues increasing taxes in order to reduce our debt.

Latest Gallup polls show that Americans' political ideology looks similar to 2009 and 2010, with 41% self-identifying as conservative, 36% as moderate, and 21% as liberal.

Get this … Union organizers reportedly are telling South Carolina Boeing workers they'll halt a National Labor Relations Board action to shut their plant as long as the workers join their union.

Add “free cell phone” to our growing list of civil rights.

Healthcare costs for government workers, and therefore the taxpayers, are rising fast.

Out of all the religious groups in the United States, which would you say is the most optimistic about their future?

Another day … another government hack using the police power of government to close down a 4-year-old girl’s lemonade stand.

Should people that choose to live in flood plains be bailed out with tax payer money?