Some hard questions need to be asked about the Bush Administration's proposed $700 + billion bailout plan. Here are just a few.

What happens to our Constitution if the Bush Administration gets away with yet another unprecedented and unconstitutional power grab?

When politicians don't know what to do about an issue but want to appear to the public that they are doing something, they form commissions to study the issue. Here are questions that need to be asked of John McCain and whose answers need no commission:

Are the American people buying into the outright lies and outrageous distortions being put out by the John McCain/Sarah Palin campaign on a daily basis? Hopefully not. But the scary thing is that the polls appear to be saying something different.

How to make sure that your voter registration is current and that you have the proper voter identification required by your state.

Should we give deference or otherwise treat female candidates any different than their male counterparts?

Why John McCain and Sarah Palin are nothing more than paper tiers on the issue of change.

Is there a reason why Republican Vice-Presidential nominee Sarah Palin has not yet held a press conference or appeared on the Sunday talk shows?

Immigration is one of the significant issues of the general election of 2008. Where does Barack Obama stand on this issue? Barack Obama on Immigration.

While not likely to happen, Iraqi Prime Minister, Nuri Kamel al-Maliki, may have provided a relatively simple way for the U.S. to dis-engage in Iraq that might satisfy all U.S. political entities. The Solution?