Author Archives: Highvoltage

Obama gave us another example of his leadership yesterday by calling US companies “lazy.”  This happened at a speech to a business forum during the Economic Summit with many Asian countries attending where topics such as trade and currency policy … Continue reading →

There is a great post from Alveda King (Niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.) that explains why Liberals are terrified of Herman Cain.  The money quote from this post is pasted below: “For many years, the Democrats have had … Continue reading →

If you were like me, I felt sorry for Perry last night when he couldn’t remember the third government agency he’d shut down and as you’d expect, that gaff has been all over the blogosphere today.  But I spent most … Continue reading →

Did you hear the story about the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) protester who decided he had enough of the corruptions and quit the movement?  Don’t worry if you missed it, there’ll be plenty more in the coming weeks and months. … Continue reading →

UPDATE [25-OCT-11 21:00 EDT]: I have updated this post as more details of the Perry plan have been revealed. Rick Perry announced tonight that he has come up with a new Tax Plan that he calls “Cut, Balance and Grow.”  … Continue reading →

In the wake of Alabama’s strong Illegal Immigration Law , which passed over three weeks ago, the state is now facing a labor crisis that has farmers struggling to plant and harvest their crops.  I was in favor of the … Continue reading →

The honeymoon is over for Occupy Wall Street.  The kids are getting restless and now that whole Socialism thing isn’t sounding so good.  Sharing all your stuff with everyone isn’t as appealing as it once was and they are even … Continue reading →

Recently, Herman Cain has been mentioned as a front runner in the bid for the Republican presidential nominee and the white hot political spotlight has been focused on him.  This was not unexpected and if the front runner can’t withstand … Continue reading →

I hope the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) protests continue for a long time.  The very existence of the OWS movement is a direct result of Liberal policies over the past 20 years and  America needs to see this.  We are … Continue reading →

I stated in my previous post on Herman Cain’s 999 Plan analysis that one of the main arguments against the 999 plan was that it was not revenue neutral.  That premise states that the tax collected from the 999 Plan … Continue reading →

There have been three main arguments against Herman Cain’s 999 Plan – 1) The national sales tax gives the Government another tool to use for higher tax collection, 2) the plan is not revenue neutral and 3) the plan penalizes … Continue reading →

Senior Obama campaign strategist David Axelrod made some comments to reporters today and in doing so, tipped the Obama camp’s hand on how they’ll battle Mitt Romney in the general election.  It appears the Obama camp sees Romney as the … Continue reading →

As was expected, the President’s American Jobs Act (AJA) was rejected in the Senate on a vote of 51-48 with two Democrats joining all Senate Republicans in blocking debate on the Bill.  There is absolutely no chance the AJA will … Continue reading →