How can we ever forget the cult-like chanting at the DNC last year during the Presidential elections? “Bin Laden is Dead, General Motors is alive!” Biden started it and the rest of the Democratic talking heads continued this ironic campaign slogan into November. In fact, it could be argued that this idea that Obama saved Detroit as well as lessening the threat of Al Qaeda around the world is what made him sneak a small lead over Romney at the end. It’s ironic because at the time this was happening, Detroit couldn’t pay for it’s streetlights and Al Qaeda attacked us on 9/11 killing 4 Americans. This trend has unfortunately continued well into his second term.

We could use this blog to tell you about the unemployment rate that ticked back up for May, but you already know that the labor force is at an all-time low and doesn’t stand a chance of recovering until about 5 years at this rate of growth. Instead, let’s discuss the Obama administration’s seizure of customer data from 9 Internet companies. Let the Orwellian tactics continue.

If you’ve taken high-school English, you are quite familiar with the George Orwellian novel “Nineteen Eighty-Four” in which the Oceanic Province of Airstrip One is a fictional society where the government uses a perpetual state of war to control every facet of its people. This government is controlled by a privileged Inner Party elite that uses secret surveillance to spy on its people and persecutes them for individualistic thought or action against the government. Headed by “Big Brother,” this elite political party justifies their reign by saying it is for the greater good of society or as Obama says, “collectivism.” If you’re like us, you can remember secretly mulling over the outrageousness of this fictional society - lamp posts with secret cameras that spy on you and record your...

During the time the IRS was demanding Conservative groups report their prayers as part of a “routine” process for an audit, they were also taking a lavish $4 million conference where employees could learn about Leadership through art.

Headline from Reuters: Employees at the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Internal Revenue Service and the Office of Management and Budget stayed home Friday. Response from RightChange: good.

We’ve never seen an administration full of so many know-nothings. After a series of scandals rocked the Obama administration, Republicans pounced on the opportunity to demand answers on the IRS targeting, media snooping, and a terrorist attack cover-up. Whether it was an official testimony or a press conference, the leaders of all these agencies plead ignorance or cast blame – which led us to ask what the need for their job was in the first place. Now it’s becoming clear that these scandals are merely distractions from the ultimate scandal.