Nikki Haley's Lies, Sweet Little Lies

Gov. Nikki Haley’s new memoir, “Can’t Is Not An Option,” is untruthful or twists many events, a half-dozen S.C. politicians said last week.

Members of Haley’s own Republican Party — including the speaker of the S.C. House and a former lieutenant governor — say allegations against them are “absolutely not true” and “not true at all.” Democrats, including Haley’s 2010 opponent in the governor’s race, describe the book as “fiction.”

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A Reagan Forum with Tom Brokaw

A Reagan Forum with Tom Brokaw on Saturday, April 14, 2012.

For more information on the ongoing works of President Reagan's Foundation, please visit www.reaganfoundation.org

Paul A. Rahe: "Obamacare's Assault on Religious Liberty"

Paul A. Rahe delivered this address on Friday, April 13, 2012 at the Allan P. Kirby, Jr. Center for Constitutional Studies and Citizenship of Hillsdale College.

Choir of Ely Cathedral - 'Now the Green Blade Riseth'

The Choir of Ely Cathedral perform the Easter hymn 'Now the Green Blade Riseth,' set to the French carol tune 'Noel Nouvelet.'

Thatcher: The Downing Street Years

This BBC documentary was made to coincide with the publication in 1993 of Lady Thatcher's memoirs, The Downing Street Years.  Even through the critical and biased filter of the BBC, the greatness of Margaret Thatcher and the accomplishments of her extraordinary eleven year premiership shine through.  In this presidential election year it is important that we remind ourselves of what principled, consistent, conservative leadership looks like. 

Freedom loving people throughout the world are indebted to this very great lady.

Who Is This Guy Pretending To Be President?

From Investors Business Daily

By Andrew Malcolm

Has anyone seen Barack Obama recently?

You know, the optimistic hopeful fellow with the charming smile who promised so many positive things four and five years ago, how he was going to change the harsh, partisan tone of our nation's capital and bring the country together as its first African American president.

"My Brother, The Pope" Now on Bookshelves

This coming Monday marks the 85th birthday of Pope Benedict XVI.  Please join us Monday for a special tribute to our quiet, gentlemanly and scholarly Pope, whose prayerful leadership, outreach and respect for the hermeneutic of continuity has truly renewed the Church, healed old wounds, gathered the lost, and done so much toward the building of the Kingdom of God.