Monthly Archives: January 2012
Appeasing The True Deniers
It appears that yet another final ‘nail in the coffin’ has been hammered home debunking the Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) scam. The Daily Mail reported that the Met Office and the University of East Anglia have released a report stating … Continue reading
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Looking Up – Winter 2012
A previous post of mine provided what I hope was a teaser for those contemplating entering the field of amateur astronomy. Starting in 2012, every few months I’ll provide some suggestions on objects that can be easily seen with either … Continue reading
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Academia Versus The Real World
Robert Reich teaches public policy at the University of California at Berkley and served as Secretary of Labor under Bill Clinton. He graduated from Dartmouth, was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford and earned a Juris Doctor from Yale. So … Continue reading
Posted in economics, politics
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Income Inequality Links
If you watched the Community Organizer in Chief give his State of the Union speech then you know what we are going to hear from the President for the next 10 months – Income Inequality and everyone paying their fair … Continue reading
Posted in economics, Income Inequality, politics
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What We Are Up Against
Many conservatives, like me, spend many hours each day talking politics with other conservatives at work, on Twitter/Facebook and on website comments sections and I think we lose sight of what those in the middle of the political spectrum are … Continue reading
A Failure to Communicate
We have lost the ability to solve problems in Washington DC and we won’t regain that ability until we replace partisan politics with reasoned debate. I like a good political fight as much as the next guy but we can’t … Continue reading
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South Carolina Primary – Final Thoughts
Anyone who has visited my website knows I’m a Conservative and my primary goal in the 2012 elections is to remove Obama from office and that goal alone has driven the voting decision that I’ll make tomorrow. Over the past few … Continue reading
Posted in politics, South Carolina
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Newt Gingrich Town Hall Meeting
I left work early tonight to attend a Newt Gingrich town hall meeting at a local Barbeque joint and I’ll relay what I saw and heard. I’m terrible at estimating crowds but I’d say there were at least 400 people … Continue reading
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New Jersey Validates The Laffer Curve
There was a story on NPR today that validates the much maligned Laffer Curve and this is a problem for Obama and the rest of his tax and spend Liberals. The Laffer Curve (shown below) states that the amount of … Continue reading
Posted in economics, politics
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Focus Like A Laser
I have no doubt that you have heard a politician or someone at work say that they are going to “focus like a laser” on some particular area but for someone who understands the actual workings of a laser, that … Continue reading
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A Social Security Reform Plan
This is the first in a series of periodic investigations into so called “entitlement” programs which include Social Security, Welfare, Medicare, Medicaid and Unemployment Insurance. I hope to address each one in a separate post and answer such questions as … Continue reading
Posted in economics, Entitlement Programs, politics
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Take That Eric Holder
If Eric Holder didn’t like South Carolina’s Voter ID law, he’ll really hate this new law that is moving through the Palmetto state legislature. A Bill has moved forward in the South Carolina Senate that will change the conditions under … Continue reading
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Education Is The Tide That Floats All Boats
Over the past two decades we have seen an economic paradigm shift where more of the lower paying manufacturing jobs in the US moved to countries like Mexico, China and India and this is exactly what the Free Market predicted … Continue reading
Posted in education, politics
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My Tribute to a 20 Year Old Hero
Today my family had two monumental ‘firsts’: My son played his first organized church league basketball game and about 2 hours later my kids saw their father cry for the first time. Yes, today was one of those days I’ll … Continue reading
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What Would Obama Be Saying Now?
Remember that Obama announced his plan to bring down Unemployment in September 2011 and called it the American Jobs Act (AJA). The AJA was really just a sequel to the Stimulus 2009 and the bill would not have helped unemployment … Continue reading
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Calm Down Conservatives
It was a tight race in Iowa and Romney squeaked out a win over Santorum by 8 votes! Now Conservatives all over America are in full suicide watch mode and gnashing their teeth at the thought of Mittens as the … Continue reading
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Eliminating the Penny
The Penny is one of the most useless items we have in America right now. Most stores have a jar at the cash register where you can place pennies that you get as change so that other customers can use … Continue reading
A Messenger From The Future
How many times have you thought that it would be nice to have a message from the future so that you could avoid mistakes? Would the executives at Coca-Cola benefited from hearing from the future about the lunacy of changing … Continue reading
Posted in healthcare, politics
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What Really Frightens Me
I’m not scared of people like Barrack Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid. They are the equivalent of political prostitutes – bought and paid for by wealthy Liberals – and they are ignorant of the destruction that their actions bring … Continue reading
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