About: Roy Cordato

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I find it truly distressing that this kind of brutality is going on under the heading of “women’s reproductive health” in what is supposed to be a humane society. And worse is that there are people who call themselves doctors, who have pledged to “first do no harm,” that have it in their heart toContinue Reading

We oppose bailouts and corporate welfare. It is contrary to the free enterprise system to recruit or retain businesses with targeted tax incentives when other businesses bear the full burden of taxation. Higher tax rates on the many to provide preferential treatment for the few is unfair. The best way to promote economic growth isContinue Reading

Several House Democrats are calling on Congress to recognize that climate change is hurting women more than men, and could even drive poor women to “transactional sex” for survival. This is the lead sentence in a story from the April 30th edition of The Hill. Here’s how the reasoning goes: “the results of climate changeContinue Reading

As a follow up to the video below please take a moment to watch this undercover Live Action video, where Lila Rose interviews an abortion doctor in Washington, DC. The “doctor’s” own words are the only commentary necessary.

A real hero of mine, Lila Rose, goes undercover to get a glimpse at the attitudes and procedures guiding late term abortions. It’s very ugly and heartless world.

As has already been noted on the Locker Room, on Wednesday the Republican controlled House Public Utilities Committee voted 18-13–allying themselves with the Obama administration and powerful special interest groups against North Carolina’s electricity customers — to defeat the rollback of the state’s renewable portfolio standard. The bill they shot down in committee would haveContinue Reading

The Republican controlled House Public Utilities Committee voted 18-13 today, allied with the Obama administration and special interest groups and against North Carolina’s electricity costumers, to defeat the rollback of the state’s renewable portfolio standard. The bill they shot down in committee would have reduced the amount of high cost renewable power that customers areContinue Reading