The establishment media did a poor job of covering race issues in the 2008 campaign. Award-winning journalist Walter Brasch explains why.

There are a lot of things that are scary this Halloween. In this biting satire, Rosemary and Walter Brasch look at the political candidates and their trek through America to get the goodies.

The presidential press corps seem to want to imitate leeches on the butts of subtropical hunters. Walter Brasch, an award-winning journalist and university professor, explains why.

California, that liberal hellhole according to many conservatives, is the only state that extends the First Amendment to private colleges, which as a matter of educational philosophy should encourage, not restrict, freedom of expression.

The bar was set so low on the vice presidential debate that all Sarah Palin had to do to score points was not to shoot a moose in the TV studio.

In Bush's Wild West economy, Americans have seen inflation, increased unemployment, foreclosures, and bankruptcies; they have seen their retirement plans dwindle in the vapors of economic chaos. The vote against the bailout was simply political reality by members of Congress who no longer were about to be stampeded by fear, scammed by lies, and whose own self-interest is to be re-elected.

There are many ways the ggovernment can help Americans in the Recession. A $700 billion bailout isn't one of them. Un this provocative article, Rosemary and Wal;ter Brasch give one possibility that will work.

Sarah Palin may not have personally burned any books, but she didn't speak out against those who have. Her muted voice is a codnemntation of a life that has missed a part of the Constitution.