There is constant talk of “bringing manufacturing jobs back to America” as if it is some magic cure-all to a poor economy. There’s no doubt the past few decades have seen manufacturing jobs outsourced at a record pace and that certainly has played a part in the recession. But while it might be nice to think about those jobs coming back, they’re not going to. The sooner the United States accepts that, the sooner it can move on to something less futile.

The United States Constitution is the very framework within which the American government functions, and yet there never seems to be any consensus on what is or isn’t “constitutional.”

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich is the current front-runner for the republican presidential nomination. This news doesn’t particularly interest me – it seemed inevitable that Gingrich would have his turn at the top of the polls, just as it seems every individual with their hat in the ring this year will get a turn. But I think some significant differences set apart Gingrich from his competitors’ time at the top of the polls.

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich is the current front-runner for the republican presidential nomination. This news doesn’t particularly interest me – it seemed inevitable that Gingrich would have his turn at the top of the polls, just as it seems every individual with their hat in the ring this year will get a turn. But I think some significant differences set apart Gingrich from his competitors’ time at the top of the polls.

I'm tired of hearing about the "liberal media." Every time I turn around a member of the Republican Party is complaining about a severe bias in the United States media favoring democrats.

I love the Republican Party, I really do. There hasn't been a group of people as entertaining as the 2012 GOP presidential candidates since "Seinfeld" went off the air in 1998. With the recent reports of sexual harassment charges being levied against former Godfather's Pizza CEO Herman Cain, the candidates proved their hilarity once again, displaying their inability to get their acts together.

I'm calling it now: Barack Obama will be re-elected president in 2012. This isn't just wishful thinking. After watching the most recent Republican Party debate on Oct. 18, I simply can't see anyone the GOP can offer up beating Obama in a general election. While the candidates attempted to convince voters why they're the right person to challenge Obama, all any of them seemed to do was prove why they're not capable of leading the nation.