Detroit Report Card: Students Failing but Teachers “Highly Effective”
The teachers in Detroit public school system are rated "highly effective." But academically, it’s the nation’s worst-performing urban school district. ...
About: Bob Adelmann
Posts by Bob Adelmann
Navy Chaplain Exonerated, Cleared, and Reinstated
After being "Detached for Cause" following a complaint about his beliefs, Navy Chaplain Wesley “Wes” Modder has been exonerated and will continue to serve. ...
Republican Debate: Rubio, Cruz, Trump Rocked; CNBC Got Mocked
Donald Trump and Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio dominated the debate last night, while CNBC got scolded for its "gotcha" questions and media bias. ...
Articles of Impeachment Issued Against IRS Commissioner
In its attempt to get to the bottom of the Tea Party targeting scandal, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee introduced articles of impeachment on Tuesday against IRS...
Boehner Cuts Deal With White House; National Debt to Reach $20 Trillion
Establishment politicians and their benefactors get what they want in a new deal to fund government spending, while the taxpayer gets the bill. ...
Justice Department Declares Lois Lerner Innocent in IRS Targeting Scandal
This is another case of the government investigating itself and declaring itself innocent of all manner of crimes. ...
Nothing More Than a Coughing Fit?
Hillary Clinton's coughing spell is nothing to be concerned about. Move along. ...
Lower Oil Prices Pinching OPEC
OPEC is losing its bet that it would outlast its competition and be able to push oil prices higher. ...
“Truth” Nowhere Close to the Truth
Truth, the movie about the central characters behind "Rathergate" — Dan Rather's accusation that George W. Bush tried evading service in Vietnam by joining the Texas National Guard —...
Appeals Court Upholds New York, Connecticut “Assault Weapons” Bans
On Monday a three-judge panel of the Second Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that bans on possession of “assault weapons" by New York and Connecticut did not infringe...
Supreme Court Could Review Chicago “Assault Rifle” Ban
Whether or not the Supreme Court takes the Friedman v. Highland Park, Illinois case upholding a ban on “assault rifles,” there are huge ramifications. ...
The Fix Is In for Hillary, Says DNC Official
According to a committeewoman in the Democratic National Committee (DNC), the fix is in for Hillary Clinton to be the Democrat Party’s presidential nominee. ...
Federal Deficit at Eight-year Low; Don’t Celebrate Yet
Though the announced federal deficit for the 2015 fiscal year fell to an eight-year low, the celebration for conquering the national debt is way premature. ...
Walmart’s Stock’s Selloff Hinges on Perceived Economic Gloom
Walmart's stock selloff has nothing to do with a perceived declining U.S. economy, but everything to do with serving customers. ...
Democratic Debate: a Kabuki Dance With Alice in Wonderland
Last night's so-called Democrat debate was a chimera and a fraud — a "tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing." ...
OPEC’s Strategy Appears to be Working: U.S. Layoffs Slowing Oil Production
It's premature for OPEC to conclude that its strategy to force American marginal producers out of the market is working. ...
House Bill to Lift Crude Oil Export Ban Faces Obama Veto
The House voted to lift the crude oil export ban, but Obama will veto any bill that benefits Americans though lower gas prices and more jobs in the energy...
California Bans Concealed Carry on Campuses
California has now banned concealed carry on campuses, making it even harder for students to protect themselves from deranged killers. ...
Want a Raise? Work for the Government
According to the latest study from the Cato Institute, the best way to make the most money is to work for the government. Preferably, the federal government. ...
California’s “Equal Pay” Law Will Discourage Businesses, Encourage Lawyers
Come January, California's new “equal pay” law will serve nicely as additional incentive for more California companies to leave the state. ...
