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Category Archives: politics
Stand Up to the Obamaquester Bully
Saul Alinsky Rules For Radicals – Rule #9 – “The threat is usually more terrifying than the thing itself.” Anyone who has stood up to a bully, dove off a cliff, started a new career or faced other fears knows … Continue reading
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Leftists Deny Obamaquester
It’s a fact that the Sequester spending cuts were not only the product of Team Obama but they were made law because of Obama’s insistence. Remember what Obama told House Republicans in November 21, 2011 (emphasis mine): “Already, some in … Continue reading
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Is The Left Coming Unhinged?
The Sequester Backfiring We are now days away from the Sequester kicking in and Obama is having a hard time convincing House Republicans that we need more tax revenue as part of a deal to avert the Sequester cuts. Remember … Continue reading
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Promises of Obamacare Fall Short
Once Obamacare kicks in fully in 2014, we’ll be seeing stories like this every week: “Tens of thousands of Americans who cannot get health insurance because of preexisting medical problems will be blocked from a program designed to help them … Continue reading
Posted in healthcare, politics
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Advice For The GOP
It’s obvious that after the 2012 elections the GOP is looking to fix what is broken and it appears they are saying the right things and recognizing there is a problem. Since I consider myself a Conservative, the GOP is … Continue reading
Obamacare Is Already Hurting Americans
Remember in 2009 when Obama was pimping his Healthcare overhaul and he said this? “If you like your health plan, you can keep your health plan.” People who worked in the real world knew this statement was extremely misleading and … Continue reading
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Math Is Hard For Leftists
There was an article in Investor’s Business Daily (IBD) that makes the claim that Obama will preside over the largest decreases in Federal budget deficits as a percentage of GDP. Here is the graph from the article. For those who … Continue reading
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Dr. Benjamin Carson For President
In case you missed it, Dr. Benjamin Carson spoke at the annual National Prayer Breakfast in Washington Thursday and it is a must-watch 27 minutes for anyone concerned about the path the United States is on. I don’t need to … Continue reading
Due Process No Longer Needed
Unbelievable! NBC has obtained a copy of a Department of Justice Whitepaper justifying drone attacks on US citizens without going through due process – otherwise known as the 5th and 14th Amendments to the US Constitution. Here are a few … Continue reading
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How To Spot Obama Shills
In the beginning of Obama’s presidency, it was more difficult to conclusively identify certain journalists and economists who were ignoring data and instead just shilling for Obama. Sure I had my suspicions of the usual suspects and people like Paul … Continue reading
Government Spending And GDP Growth
The Bureau of Economic Analysis released their initial estimate of US 4th Quarter GDP growth on Wednesday and it wasn’t pretty. “The U.S. economy shrank at a 0.1 percent annual rate in the fourth quarter, the Bureau of Economic Analysis … Continue reading
Posted in economics, Entitlement Programs, politics
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It’s Time For Immigration Reform
It appears that the Senate has reached a bipartisan agreement on Immigration Reform and I support this long overdue legislation. From CNN: Washington (CNN) – “Millions of undocumented immigrants would get immediate but provisional status to live and work in … Continue reading
Posted in Entitlement Programs, Immigration, politics
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NPR Wakes Up
It’s too early to declare the dumbest headline in 2013 but remember this one when we get to the end of the year. From the NPR story (emphasis mine): “For years, Democratic politicians have been shy about talking up the … Continue reading
Posted in economics, Over Regulation, politics
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Obama Inauguration Pictures
The New York Times published a high resolution picture of the crowd behind Obama as he was giving his 2nd inauguration speech and the picture is shown below. If you click on the NY Times link, you’ll see that you … Continue reading
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The Lunatic Left
I’ve said many times that the Left isn’t serious about reducing our $16+ trillion debt or our $1+ trillion annual budget deficits. They are only concerned about punishing the successful and passing out more goodies to their base. Do you … Continue reading
Posted in economics, politics
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Obama Presser on 14-JAN-13
In case you were at work today (like me) and missed the Whiner-In-Chief give another presser, let me encourage you to read the transcript because three very important facts were revealed about Obama. Obama is Inconsistent As predicted, there is … Continue reading
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Why I Support #TGDN
In case you missed it, over the weekend Todd Kincannon (@ToddKincannon) launched a follow-back hash tag #TGDN to help prevent voices from being silenced on Twitter by its auto suspension algorithms. #TGDN stands for Twitter Gulag Defense Network and you … Continue reading
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Obama Is A Big Spender – Part 3
To those who aren’t blind followers of the Dear Leader Obama, it is evident that the Federal spending under the current regime has far surpassed any other President in the modern era. There are many ways to show this and … Continue reading
Posted in economics, Entitlement Programs, politics
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Playing In The Margins
Our esteemed representatives in Washington DC just passed another sweeping tax overhaul with the Fiscal Cliff Senate deal but as I see it, this is just another instance of our Federal Government playing in the margins and avoiding the much … Continue reading
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We Have A Spending Problem
Well, it happened. The House passed the Senate Fiscal Cliff ‘deal’ and now tax rates will go up on those making over $400,000 and spending cuts have been kicked down the road. So how much tax revenue did this deal … Continue reading
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