Sarah Palin continues to be a polarizing figure after her days as McCain's presidential running mate. Irrespective, a popularized Palin has resonated within the hearts of many Americans across the nation. Palin has rocked and shocked the national political climate for the upcoming November elections. She has resurrected GOP candidates to victory, raised a ton of money, and continues to be a potent political force that is both feared and admired.

It’s great to see that California, known for their uncontrollable government spending and large deficit, has the money to spend $578 million on a school just a year after they asked the government to bail them out. The school is the costliest in the nation and will be located in Los Angeles.

New evidence from the Congressional Budget Office (CB0) proves that the Iraq War is not a demonic force that’s thrusting this country into economic chaos, as many popular economists and President Obama suggested. The American people were led astray to believe the war cost this nation $3 trillion, when the CBO states it was $709 billion.

The initial stages of ObamaCare death panels have begun by targeting the 40,000 American women killed by breast cancer annually. The FDA has recommended rescinding government approval of Avastin, a treatment for later-stage breast cancer, due to its high cost. Avastin can cost as much as $88,000 annually, but can have significant results in expanding the life of those suffering.

I am not yet ready to concede an optimistic economic future to the liberal Democrats without a fight.  I am not an Ivy League economist, but we have been consistently successful in our 20 year old business.  As a business owner, I always apply the KISS (“Keep it Simple, Stupid”) solution to intractable problems.  I recommend that the President apply the KISS solution to America’s fiscal problems.  The first KISS solution is “do not spend money you do not have.” 

The results of this summer's primary elections have political pundits declaring 2010 to be the year of the woman. This may be true, but the real story is that this is the year of the conservative woman.