Nathan Tabor column
Nathan Tabor is Chairman of NC Energy Forum.
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August 25, 2011
The sexual molestation of children by adults is a serious issue. This is why I was appalled when I discovered a prestigious professor at Johns Hopkins . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 18, 2011
"The overarching goal of Agenda 21 is to establish international norms of personal behavior that are dictated by a group of the world's so-called 'enlightened . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 25, 2011
When President Jimmy Carter and the U.S. Congress created the U.S. Department of Energy, little did Americans know at the time that pencil-pushing bureaucrats . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 9, 2010
"Remember the prisoners as if you were in prison yourself" Hebrews 13.3
At least 52 Iraqi Christians were killed and over 60 injured in a terrorist inspired . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 2, 2010
Two-Hundred and Thirty-Four years ago, our Founding Fathers pledged their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor putting literally their lives, their wealth, and . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 8, 2010
"We will remain focused on providing every resource we can to support the massive response effort underway at the Deepwater Horizon, but we are also . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 31, 2010
While the Obama Administration and Congressional Democrats know that passing so-called environmental legislation will be a tough sell to the American people, . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 23, 2010
The more than $2.5 trillion-per-year American health care industry accounts for about one-sixth of the country's gross domestic product. Obama's repeatedly . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 16, 2010
Too many Christians have separated their Spiritual beliefs from their Political beliefs. For instance, we can find Pro-Life Christians and Pro-Choice Christians . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 5, 2010
School administrators in Texas face a federal lawsuit filed on behalf of three students, accusing the school district of refusing to allow children to carry or . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 10, 2010
The Obama Administration and both houses of the U.S. Congress are fast-tracking a number of programs designed to increase the size of what's commonly known as . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 18, 2010
With the immoral and intrusive Obama health care plan on the verge of passing both houses of the U.S. Congress, twenty Republican governors and governors-elect . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 14, 2010
Since the close call on Christmas Day, when a Northwest Airlines flight's crew and passengers almost fell victim to a Jihadist from Nigeria, the Democrat Party . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 10, 2009
It's been quite a year for President Barack Obama. He has taken this nation's government so far to the left that Bill Clinton sometimes looks conservative in . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 25, 2009
This past year has been a tough one for many, if not most, Americans. While fighting two fronts in the war on terrorism, we've had to contend with economic . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 9, 2009
The paradigm of Internet communications has presented marketing, advertising and public relations professionals with a cost-effective tool that garners enormous . . .
Nathan Tabor
October 5, 2009
There hasn't been a more controversial piece of Congressional and Senate legislation than the proposed health care program in my memory. In spite of polls . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 18, 2009
During his presidential campaign, then Senator Barack Obama told a Christian Broadcasting Network correspondent something that should have alerted if not . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 28, 2009
Once the Obama Administration completed their goal of passing an enormous spending bill with the promise of stimulating the US economy, they immediately set . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 30, 2009
In the era of President Barack Obama, more than ever we will witness examples of selective application of the US Constitution's First Amendment.
Long a tool . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 18, 2009
Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 14, 2009
The nation's anger level is rising as a result of intrusive and unconstitutional acts by the federal government, especially the mishandling of the US economy by . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 30, 2009
President Barack Obama has gotten a lot of mileage out of his appeals to people of faith. He portrays himself as one of them, a convert who found Jesus and a . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 20, 2009
I find it curious that, when it comes to the "pro-choice" crowd, the choice is actually quite limited. Those offering alternatives to abortion are branded as . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 16, 2009
Given the news coming out of Washington these days, you might think our country doesn't stand a prayer.
Yet, one Congressman's recent address to the . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 26, 2009
The media lovefest over our new President makes much of the fact that he is the first African-American to hold the highest office in the land. One would expect . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 19, 2009
For years, Accuracy in Media, the Media Research Center, and other watchdog groups offered evidence of media bias and rampant political correctness that exists . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 22, 2008
To hear the nightly newscasters tell it, the only patriotic thing to do this Christmas is to have a field day at your local mall. With the economy in the tank, . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 2, 2008
Is President-Elect Barack Obama the next JFK or a new FDR? Is he poised to create a 21st century New Deal, New Frontier, or Great Society? Will he be . . .
Nathan Tabor
October 28, 2008
Christians cannot sit on the political sidelines any longer. There is too much at stake, for ourselves and for our children. Unfortunately, many of us have . . .
Nathan Tabor
October 23, 2008
It seems that, in this election, clear battle lines have been drawn between conservatism and liberalism, between the politics of Reagan and the politics of . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 7, 2008
All of a sudden, the national Democratic Party has found religion.
The first official event of the recent Democratic National Convention was an interfaith . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 31, 2008
Saddleback taught us an important lesson: presumptive Republican nominee John McCain says he knows when life begins. Democratic Presidential heir apparent . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 31, 2008
Liberal support for the removal of prayer in schools, the Ten Commandments from public buildings, and other expressions of religious belief in the public square . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 22, 2008
As the United States enters into the 2008 and another presidential election, there is widespread anxiety over the state of the economy. The subprime mortgage . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 18, 2008
Over the past eight years, out-of-control spending, Iraq, economic concerns, and the culture wars have eclipsed gun control in the public debate over politics. . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 9, 2008
After a bruising and extended primary fight, the Republican die has been cast; for better or worse, John McCain appears to be our next nominees. As our thoughts . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 1, 2008
A friend of mine once speculated that if Hillary Clinton is defeated in the primaries, she would then divorce Bill and take him to court for his multiple . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 25, 2008
After the South Carolina primary and the subsequent withdrawal of Fred Thompson and Duncan Hunter's presidential bids, the Republican field has narrowed . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 19, 2008
The election cycle of 2008 has been characterized by long-shot candidates and miraculous comebacks. Mike Huckabee won the Iowa caucus with virtually no money . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 9, 2008
After years of speaking out of both sides of its mouth on the issue of terrorism, the United Nations has finally staked out a clear position: Any negative . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 28, 2007
Last week, Mike Huckabee's Christmas ad generated an extraordinary amount of buzz among the national news media when Huckabee wished voters a "Merry Christmas" . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 22, 2007
During the Christmas season, it's become customary to expect a certain number of private citizens and public figures to pitch a fit over the omnipresent nature . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 18, 2007
On Tuesday of this week, I received an email from Enterprise Rent-A-Car entirely in Spanish. This was followed by a second email (en inglιs esta vez) which . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 8, 2007
When the story of the Duke lacrosse case first broke, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, and the NAACP all called for the arrest of the lacrosse players. When the . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 1, 2007
On Wednesday night at the CNN-sponsored Youtube debate, Republican candidates gamely responded to questions from supporters of Bill Richardson, Log Cabin . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 23, 2007
The rise of the internet and the massive expansion of telecommunications networks have allowed individuals access to goods, services, and one another on an . . .
Nathan Tabor
October 2, 2007
I recently heard about a young mother who received an unexpected call from a collection agency for a bill for a medical test that was performed on her infant . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 25, 2007
Will Fred Thompson be the savior of the GOP?
Just a week into Law & Order: White House Edition, Thompson appears to be locked in a head-to-head struggle . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 27, 2007
Traditional journalism has been so battered that it can hardly afford to receive another black eye. Remember the CBS Evening Snooze and the Dan Rather debacle . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 21, 2007
It's like Christmas for political pundits nationwide who are trying to make hay out of the Iowa Straw Poll results. Political observers may be dissecting the . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 14, 2007
An interesting story has come across the Associated Press wire one that should give every taxpayer in America pause.
President George W. Bush noted that . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 10, 2007
The 2008 election is already emerging as a faith-filled affair if you are to believe the rhetoric coming out of some candidate camps this campaign season.
. . .
Nathan Tabor
July 30, 2007
Some economic news came out of Washington this week which should give every Democratic candidate for President reason to pause.
What this news bulletin shows . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 20, 2007
For all those who protest any effort to crack down on illegal immigration...for those who claim that we should pursue an open borders policy at all costs...I . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 11, 2007
Taxpayer unrest is certainly nothing new to this nation. After all, the New World was populated by people who came to resent the mega-tax policies of the . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 2, 2007
An intriguing ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court could re-open discussion about the brainwashing that occurs in all-too-many public school classrooms these days.
. . .
Nathan Tabor
June 29, 2007
Remember when Nancy Pelosi took office as Speaker of the House? You would have thought she was taking the helm of Spiffy Maids rather than the hallowed halls . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 23, 2007
A recent headline points out why it wouldn't be a bad idea to post the Ten Commandments in our schools.
"Theft Rising at U.S. Wal-Mart Stores" noted a recent . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 12, 2007
An alarming statistic splashed across the Internet the other day violent crime is on the rise in the U.S. for the second straight year.
The stats show that . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 6, 2007
Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion operation, claims to be a trusted source of health information and medical care for young women. However, . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 29, 2007
The right to free speech is one of the most convoluted issues of our day. On one hand, liberals insist that every obscenity and pornographic display needs to . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 24, 2007
With summer coming, your thoughts may be turning to whether you'll need a second mortgage to afford a drive to the beach or even to the grocery store.
But, . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 15, 2007
Today, the Christian faith suffered the loss of a tireless servant and powerful evangelist. Even as I mourn for the loss felt by Dr. Falwell's loved ones, I . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 11, 2007
Let me say at the outset that I'm a firm believer in the capitalist system. There is nothing indecent about earning a profit if the work you're doing is honest . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 30, 2007
The time-tested practice of adoption too often gets a bad rap in the mainstream media. We hear horror stories of long-lost biological relatives fighting . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 23, 2007
It's funny how selective the mainstream news media are in their war coverage. While American television viewers receive wall-to-wall coverage of the war in . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 20, 2007
To hear the mainstream news media tell it, the only issue really in play in the 2008 Presidential election is the war in Iraq.
And, lest the voting public . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 17, 2007
It seems hard to believe, given the fact that 9/11 was not so very long ago. But it seems to me that a number of people particularly certain public officials . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 4, 2007
In recent years, it's become fashionable in America to talk about the need to stop hate crimes. But, all too often, "hate crimes" are defined as speech which . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 28, 2007
Hollywood praises Al Gore for revealing what the media elite consider to be inconvenient truths. But the fact is, at some point, Mr. Gore needs to face a few . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 16, 2007
One lesson that I've drawn from the 2008 Presidential campaign is that America needs a fresh face. As much as Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama may try to . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 8, 2007
There's a secret within the news business a secret probably only veteran reporters and their friends know, but would be loathe to admit reporters don't . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 6, 2007
If you want to kick the habit, who do you turn to? Your family doctor? Your local hospital? The American Lung Association?
Chances are that, if you want . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 23, 2007
A geographer from the University of Georgia, Matthew Mitchelson, has come up with an interesting statistic, as reported on CNN: there are at least 777 streets . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 22, 2007
This week perhaps emboldened by the groundhog predicting an early spring Old Man Winter came roaring back, blanketing much of the nation with a sheet of ice . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 12, 2007
Is it possible for blogging to go too far? You might think that that's like asking whether we're getting enough wall-to-wall coverage of Anna Nicole Smith's . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 2, 2007
Figuring out military strategy is never easy. But it's a particular pain when you're trying to make heads or tails out of the typical liberal solution to . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 16, 2007
I know you're busy earning a living...chauffeuring your kids to soccer practice...fixing the leaking faucet in your bathroom. And I know that it's not that you . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 8, 2007
January 4, 2007 may be remembered as the date when Nancy Pelosi became queen for the day.
There she was on network television. There she was on cable . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 5, 2007
Try to remember that time not so long ago when celebrities were flooding the airwaves, begging for help for victims of the tsunami. Only the most heartless of . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 2, 2007
Decided that you want to become more active in the conservative movement? Well, here are a ten more suggested web sites you may find helpful:
1. The Cato . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 23, 2006
For a liberal, Scrooge is supposed to be the ultimate corporate villain.
After all, the tight-fisted codger insisted that poor Tiny Tim's Dad slave away at . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 12, 2006
As we as a nation start to roll the year 2006 to the side, it's time for predictions for 2007. Of course, there's the tried-and-true the new Democratic . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 7, 2006
Next week, members of Congress will cast their votes on a measure that focuses new attention on the issue of abortion.
At issue is whether pregnant women . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 6, 2006
Decided that you want to become more active in the conservative movement? Well, here are some suggested web sites you may find helpful:
1. aBetterEarth.Org
. . .
Nathan Tabor
November 30, 2006
A comedy club is an unlikely venue for a discussion of race in America, but the recent experience of "Seinfeld" alum Michael Richards shows us that even . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 23, 2006
The children of 21st century America are both profoundly blessed and incredibly challenged this Thanksgiving 2006.
They can indulge in turkey and mashed . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 21, 2006
I'm beginning to understand what Samuel Clemens, aka, Mark Twain must have felt like when he somberly pronounced to an astonished reporter who thought the . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 13, 2006
Now that Election '06 is mercifully over, campaign coroners are out in force, trying to determine the cause of the demise of the Republican Party.
There is . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 3, 2006
I find it interesting that, in today's maniacal media world, conservatives are taken to task for every syllable they utter, but liberals are given a pass.
A . . .
Nathan Tabor
October 27, 2006
These are the nights when schools around America are filled with Harry Potters, soldiers, Draculas, and Disney princesses at least those schools that still . . .
Nathan Tabor
October 23, 2006
Now that so much ink has been spilled over Madonna's foreign adoption, some folks have all but forgotten about the on-going debate over whether the Material . . .
Nathan Tabor
October 17, 2006
The nation of Norway has now given us the first museum exhibition that claims that the birds, the bees, and other animals may be homosexuals.
The Oslo . . .
Nathan Tabor
October 4, 2006
Sexual scandals are nothing new to the nation's capital. But when the potential victim is a minor and the predator is a Congressman, the episode takes on a . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 29, 2006
Perhaps you remember a time when Coca-Cola was considered the "Real Thing"...when a hot dog was termed a treat...and when illegal drugs were classified as . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 27, 2006
Winston Churchill once observed that "A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on." As part of the left-wing arsenal . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 21, 2006
There was a time when the Ford Motor Company was synonymous with family. You might remember Dad packing you and your brothers and sisters into a Ford headed for . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 15, 2006
In the last few years, we've witnessed the ongoing battle between newspapers like the New York Times and the federal government and the "right" of newspapers to . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 11, 2006
I was heartened to see anchorwoman Katie Couric including a free speech segment in her new version of the CBS Evening News. Free speech remains one of the . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 8, 2006
If you've ever attended a luncheon where a well-known public official is the featured speaker, you may have noticed that members of the media do not applaud . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 6, 2006
By now, most of you have probably heard about the "crazy" in San Francisco who drove his black Honda SUV into 14 people, killing one. This wasn't an isolated . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 29, 2006
Each year, somewhere in America, families must struggle to rebuild what nature has taken away. It may be a tornado that rips off the roof of a family business . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 20, 2006
As anyone who lives in the 'burbs knows, the all-American pastime on Saturdays isn't necessarily a trip to the baseball diamond. For many of us, it's a trip to . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 13, 2006
Forget the threat of terrorism...the price of gas...or the struggle for families to make the monthly mortgage payments.
No, the issue on the minds of many . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 12, 2006
It was the headline seen on websites around the world "Airlines Terror Plot Disrupted."
Westerners awakened on August 10th to the news that a terrorist . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 9, 2006
I almost ignored anti-war Ned Lamont's win over pro-war Joe Lieberman in the Connecticut primary last night until I got a load of two of Lamont's cadre of . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 3, 2006
Google the phrase "Muslim violence," and more than 29 million entries pop up. Granted, some of these citations represent violence committed against Muslims, . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 31, 2006
George Bush is NOT running for a third term, although to read some of the comments over at KOS, you'd think he was:
Senator John McCain: I almost put his . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 26, 2006
We live in a schizophrenic society. On one hand, our government, through the supposedly learned men and women of the U.S. Supreme Court, sanctions the killing . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 18, 2006
The national Democratic Party, which author Ramesh Ponnuru calls the Party of Death, has set its sights on African-Americans during this critical election year. . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 12, 2006
With the 2008 presidential primaries well over a year away, the virtually unknown John Cox of Illinois is quietly moving through the political circles of New . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 11, 2006
This past week we celebrated America's independence, I was struck by this item that crossed the electronic news site of record, the Drudge Report: Britons See . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 5, 2006
It's bad enough that, in many places, Sunday is just another day in the work world. People rush to their jobs at the mall, at the restaurant, even at the bar . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 29, 2006
Judicial Watch has released a report that details the shakedown tactics that have been used by Jesse Jackson and his Chicago-based Rainbow PUSH Coalition . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 28, 2006
Since the Clintons left office, Democrats have been a little dull, resisting the urge to engage in high crimes and misdemeanors. But, lo and behold, now we're . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 23, 2006
After making a wrong turn in the lobby of a Washington hotel a few weeks ago, I found myself having to edge my way out of a conference room filled with glassy . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 19, 2006
There was a time in America when the most effective way for the average Joe to make his voice heard in the political process was in the confines of the voting . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 16, 2006
Ladies and gentlemen, Rep. William Jefferson (D-LA) has left the building!
Well, not really, but House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) has managed to set . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 12, 2006
It's become the common refrain in numerous news reports around the country Republicans are simply using the Marriage Amendment as an election-year ploy to get . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 7, 2006
As eco-expert Al Gore's movie, "An Inconvenient Truth," continues its limited run, one has to question the success of a movie that has pulled in a measly $1.34 . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 5, 2006
It's been a while since my college day class in Logic, but I still remember the concept of logical consequence. Let's see...
Conservatives are typically . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 31, 2006
With the President's poll numbers stagnating in the low thirties, the Republican-controlled House poised to stop any Bush-backed illegal immigration amnesty . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 30, 2006
To call Dean Smith a legend would be an understatement. For many of us who spent our formative years in North Carolina, he was the epitome of a coaching great. . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 23, 2006
Last week, I wrote of the possibility of government censorship on the Internet (Censoring the Internet, May 19). "If you've never considered the possibility . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 22, 2006
When you're a new mother or father, you learn quite quickly that your child has been born into a world filled with hidden dangers. You have to make sure that . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 19, 2006
China does it. The European Union is trying to do it, and there are increasing concerns that the U.S. government might one day try to do it. "It" is regulating, . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 17, 2006
Imagine going to your doctor and being offered a pill not because you were sick, or in any danger of becoming sick. No you're friendly physician is simply . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 10, 2006
To hear liberals tell it, George W. Bush doesn't have a prayer of succeeding.
What with the war in Iraq, soaring gasoline prices, and the high cost of medical . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 5, 2006
In the midst of all the brouhaha over illegal immigration, one Republican tossed his hat into the ring saying he seeks the GOP nomination for president in 2008. . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 4, 2006
It's hard for me to think of a job that's more frustrating these days than that of a local cop.
Day in and day out, local police officers and sheriff's . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 1, 2006
Monday, May 1, is being called "A Day Without Immigrants," but let's be truthful here. Americans don't have a problem with immigrants. We have a problem with . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 24, 2006
After years of holding America a virtual hostage, old-fashioned radical feminism appears to be just about dead.
But don't take my word for it. No less a . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 10, 2006
To hear the mainstream media tell it, Katie Couric will be the savior of CBS News. She's perky, blonde and getting blonder by the day. She is widely . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 3, 2006
There are some celebrities who simply cannot bring themselves to shy away from the spotlight even years after their popularity has faded. Of course, there's . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 28, 2006
Believe it or not, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals may have finally gone too far.
The group, which decries the killing of chickens but apparently . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 20, 2006
If you grew up in America, chances are, at some time in your youth, your parents handed you a few dollars along with the message, "This is your allowance." You . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 14, 2006
Each election year, you'll find a candidate who says we desperately need to pour more money into our public schools. Ignoring the property tax burdens on . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 6, 2006
The United States is, without a doubt, the most generous country in the world. We are generous in times of natural disaster, donating untold amounts of dollars . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 23, 2006
The Olympic Games offer us a tremendous opportunity to demonstrate our American pride. There is, in fact, nothing better than cheering on Team USA through . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 17, 2006
At one time, the New York Times was considered the newspaper of record in this country. It soberly proclaimed "All the News That's Fit to Print." Aspiring . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 11, 2006
The abortion industry and its supporters routinely say that they are engaged in the battle to keep abortion legal in order to safeguard the health of women. In . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 5, 2006
When you hear the word "America," the word "liberty" naturally comes to mind. This nation was founded upon the principle of freedom that an individual . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 2, 2006
Kanye West's song "Jesus Walks' won him a Grammy award in 2005. In his song, he spouts his faith in Jesus, peppering his theme that 'Jesus walks with everyone' . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 28, 2006
Imagine for a moment that you have just saved up enough money to purchase some land and a home of your own. This land and the house aren't in the best shape, . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 26, 2006
This past Sunday marked the anniversary of the fateful Roe vs. Wade decision, allowing women the supposed right to terminate pregnancies at their own will. . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 23, 2006
Each night, network news programs in America turn their focus on the war in Iraq. Yet, routinely, the national news media ignore another war that's been going . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 18, 2006
The confirmation hearings for prospective U.S. Supreme Court justice Samuel Alito have shown the pro-abortion lobby for what it is a group that values . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 13, 2006
We've all heard the argument, evolution is a 'science' and therefore it is somehow more valuable or respectable than religion. This same argument won the right . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 10, 2006
A lot of changes have been taking place in North Carolina over the past few years. Did anyone happen to notice that the illegal immigration population in North . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 9, 2006
As liberals bemoan what they describe as the carnage in Iraq, there is incredible violence going on right here in America, on street corners throughout the . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 4, 2006
The verdict is in in Pennsylvania: it is now 'unconstitutional' to teach Intelligent Design as an alternative to the theory of evolution in a public school . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 30, 2005
In a move that has many proponents of tough US border security and illegal immigration reforms scratching their heads in puzzlement, Mexican President Vincente . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 29, 2005
Now that 2005 is fading into history, the time is right for the Republican Party to make its New Year's resolutions for 2006. While the national news media may . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 26, 2005
To spy or not to spy? That is the question. Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of unknown yet preventable terrorist attacks, and . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 21, 2005
What's the real difference between wishing someone a "Merry Christmas" or instead, saying "Happy Holidays?" Both are said in kindness, meant to wish someone . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 18, 2005
There's an old saying that goes: if something looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and talks like a duck, then it must be a duck. But as the latest campaign in . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 16, 2005
I have a confession to make. I had not really paid attention to Kanye West until I saw him on NBC this past September, speaking at the live televised . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 2, 2005
'Twas the night before Christmas, he lived all alone, in a one-bedroom house made of plaster and stone. I had come down the chimney with presents to give, and . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 27, 2005
"DON'T MESS WITH MARRIAGE IN TEXAS" Is the message Texas voters sent to Washington several weeks ago; letting our nation's leaders know that family values is a . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 18, 2005
A great deal of ink has been spilled on many a page analyzing the Harriet Miers nomination debacle. Liberal pundits quickly called it the "crack up" of the . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 3, 2005
Whether it's delivered with flashlight pointed skyward below the chin as all are gathered around an open fire, or, as Halloween fades, it comes in the form of . . .
Nathan Tabor
October 25, 2005
When I consider the concept of "incentive programs," I'm reminded of the old adage, "It looks good on paper," but then you are faced with the inevitable . . .
Nathan Tabor
October 17, 2005
"Daddy was a veteran, a Southern Democrat; They oughta get a rich man to vote like that."
Those lines from "Song of the South," a legendary hit by the country . . .
Nathan Tabor
October 7, 2005
John Roberts has now been confirmed as chief justice of the Supreme Court, replacing the legal giant William Rehnquist. But it still remains to be seen whether . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 29, 2005
Whenever any culture rejects the value of life and begins to rely solely on human wisdom and technology, bad things start to happen. Such is the case in . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 22, 2005
We hear a lot of talk these days about the need to protect and strengthen the traditional American family. Certainly, it is true that the institution of . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 14, 2005
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, the Liberal media is full of recriminations about who should have done what, and when, and why the Federal government . . .
Nathan Tabor
September 8, 2005
New Orleans' annual week-long homosexual flesh-fest and orgy in the streets, widely touted as the Southern Decadence Gay Pride Festival, had been welcomed by . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 31, 2005
I recently wrote about the fact that Liberals don't really hate war, but they demonstrably DO hate freedom and America, too. The numerous responses I got to . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 25, 2005
JAMA normally stands for The Journal of the American Medical Association. It is has "officially" changed its name to the Journal of the American Murderers . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 24, 2005
Today, I'm going to tell you a tale that could have come straight out of the annals of Ripley's "Believe It or Not."
Not very many people have made the . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 17, 2005
"How DARE you imply that we hate freedom?"
That's what red-faced Liberals say, even as they protest against the war for freedom in Iraq and call our President . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 10, 2005
It is a fundamental tenet of capitalism that free market competition is good for the people and the country. That's why Congress wisely enacted anti-trust . . .
Nathan Tabor
August 3, 2005
The legitimate attempt to establish justice through law is one hallmark of enlightened civilization. All too often, however, the reasoning used to advance that . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 27, 2005
Lately I have been doing some research onto the historical roots of American liberty, and what I have found concerning our nation's Christian history has been . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 20, 2005
I recently exchanged e-mails with a person who disagreed somewhat strongly with some of my public policy positions. This disagreement was neither unusual nor . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 13, 2005
Did you know that human slavery still flourishes worldwide?
"Trafficking in human beings is nothing less than a modern form of slavery," said Secretary of Sate . . .
Nathan Tabor
July 6, 2005
Bob Parsons is an interesting, entrepreneurial kind of a guy. He got in on the front end of the technology curve in the early 1990s when Parsons Technology made . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 29, 2005
Over the years I have appreciated and admired what Billy Graham has stood for and against. His integrity has been near perfect. When most evangelists have . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 24, 2005
"You're In Good Hands With Allstate" is their motto. Sounds like a great place to be, right? Wrong.
David Gibbs III, Terri Schiavo's former attorney, is . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 22, 2005
What? Yes, you read the title right. PETA is the worst friend an animal could have these days. Normally an organization takes its mission statement and tries . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 15, 2005
Within a matter of weeks, our representatives in Congress will be on the verge of approving the pending Central American Free Trade Agreement, also known as . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 8, 2005
You probably remember all too well the heartbreaking chain of events, gleaned from after-the-fact media reports over the past few months, surrounding the tragic . . .
Nathan Tabor
June 1, 2005
Recently I had the idea of researching what the other side is doing, so I decided to search Google.com for the words "Liberal Democrat." I found some very . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 28, 2005
The internet is becoming a powerful tool. We saw how Howard Dean used bloggers to raise over $40 million for his unsuccessful bid for the Democrat Presidential . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 25, 2005
A few weeks ago, I wrote about the pain and heartache that abortion causes to three victims: death to the innocent unborn child, emotional trauma and possible . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 18, 2005
Very few people now living will remember John Bricker, but his most memorable claim to fame was the highly controversial Bricker Amendment of 1953. Had it . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 11, 2005
"Money is the Mother's Milk of politics."
That sage snippet of conventional wisdom has survived the test of time because as anyone who has been around . . .
Nathan Tabor
May 4, 2005
"Well, it's the Law of the Jungle, or it's the Law of the Sea . . . ."
That's the stark contrast presented by legendary leftist icon Bob Dylan in a recent song . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 27, 2005
Tax time is behind us now, and most American citizens would be happy not to have to think about the taxman's hand in their pockets for another year. The IRS . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 20, 2005
E-mail marketing is amazing. Congress has passed anti-spam laws, but the junk e-mails just keep on coming. Here's one that showed up in my junk e-mail box just . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 13, 2005
"There are two victims to every abortion, but only one survives."
This quote, frequently heard among pro-life advocates, acknowledges that every abortion . . .
Nathan Tabor
April 6, 2005
One of the towering figures of the 20th Century has passed into eternity.
Pope John Paul II strode across the world stage for 26 years, the third-longest reign . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 30, 2005
What do the Statue of Liberty, Independence Hall, and Monticello have in common? The average American with a smattering of historical knowledge might say that . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 23, 2005
Sometimes evil pops up in the most unlikely of places.
The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation is named for a victim who died in 1978, at age 36. Before . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 16, 2005
I recently read about a very disturbing incident that happened just last week literally in my own back yard. Federal agents arrested 27 illegal immigrants at . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 13, 2005
Traveling. It always brings new adventures into your life. Along with the adventures are typically challenges and frustrations. When your plane is delayed. . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 9, 2005
As I was flipping TV channels the other day, I stopped on VH-1 for a moment, because they were discussing whether Jesus Christ was black or white. Well, Jesus . . .
Nathan Tabor
March 2, 2005
"Liberty has never come from the government.... The history of liberty is the history of the limitation of governmental power, not the increase of it." . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 27, 2005
Many people have many problems with many things. Some you have control over and some you don't. The real problem begins when you can't get your problem solved . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 23, 2005
Every kid has heard the story of the mean green Grinch, who came down from his icy mountain lair to terrorize the innocent citizens of Whoville. He wanted to . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 16, 2005
"Wonderful Husband. Loving Father. Former Homosexual. Jesus Christ Changes Lives."
So read the billboards sponsored by Stephen Bennett, the head of a Christian . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 9, 2005
The debate over gay marriage and the entire homosexual agenda was a point of great contention in the 2004 election cycle, as voters in 13 states passed local . . .
Nathan Tabor
February 2, 2005
Despite all their idealistic rhetoric about "tolerance," liberals are among the most intolerant individuals. Their blatant attempts to suppress free thought and . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 26, 2005
Crowds of pro-life Americans filled the streets of Washington, D.C. this week to protest the 32 years of bloody infanticide that have followed the immoral Roe v . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 19, 2005
With the big flap over so-called "gay marriage" temporarily on the back burner now that their fearless but feckless leader John Kerry has gone down in flames, . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 12, 2005
As we prepare to celebrate next week's gala Inauguration Day festivities in Washington, DC, Conservatives need to remember some grim realities. For the past . . .
Nathan Tabor
January 5, 2005
"Expect the worst, and you'll never be disappointed." Some people, and especially lots of liberal media pundits, seem to live by that philosophy.
As I look . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 29, 2004
Back before the November election, many mainstream media pundits trying desperately to get John Kerry elected began to harp on President Bush's . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 22, 2004
I was captivated by a front-page story in this Monday's edition of USA Today. "CONSERVATIVES TO CHALLENGE BUSH," the headline screamed.
About 100 real . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 15, 2004
It used to be that many Americans would deplore the commercialization of the Christmas holidays (or, originally, "holy days"). Not today. Many stores are . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 8, 2004
The right to seek justice in a court of law is fundamental to our American way of life. If a person has been wronged, cheated, or hurt by the actions of another . . .
Nathan Tabor
December 1, 2004
"Breathes there the man with soul so dead, who never to himself hath said: 'This is my own, my native land'?" Most of us have heard those famous lines. But . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 24, 2004
Thanksgiving is the time of the year when families and friends traditionally gather together for fellowship and food. Turkey with stuffing, mashed potatoes, . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 17, 2004
Just days after his re-election, President Bush shocked the trusting Conservatives who elected him by resurrecting his ill-advised "amnesty for illegal aliens" . . .
Nathan Tabor
November 10, 2004
When it comes to a legalized state Lottery, good people often differ. Consider some of the commonly heard arguments from both sides and some of my own . . .
