All posts in Op-Ed

by Jason Schuck February 1st, 2012 Two U.S Supreme Court decisions came down last week that touch on Fourth Amendment issues regarding searches… In Ryburn v. Huff, two Burbank, California, officers

By Craig J Walenta January 29^th, 2012 Being 39 and above the age of 30, I suppose I fall into the class of individuals – those over 30 – who

by Jason Schuck January 25th, 2012 The Hunger Games, the first of a best-selling trilogy of novels being turned into a movie this Spring, is described as young adult literature.

by Craig J. Walenta 1/24/2012 President Obama has called for tax fairness invoking the oft repeated statement that Warren Buffet’s secretary pays a higher rate than Warren Buffet himself. Government spending

By Alexander P. Cole January 16th, 2011 Los Angeles, CA Determining Mitt Romney’s Presidential suitability solely based on Bain Capital is naïve, at best. Over the past month, there has been a

by Ian Jeffrey Slavin January 15, 2012 Oregon City, Oregon My first political memory goes all the way back to August 8, 1974.  At age six, I watched Richard Nixon resign

By Craig J Walenta January 14^th, 2012 Over the course of several years, the United States and South Korea negotiated the terms of KORUS, the acronym for the free trade