Category Archives: politics
3 Reasons Why I Hate The Iran Nuclear Deal
I’ve had a day or so to digest the new Iran Nuclear Deal brokered by US Secretary of State John Kerry, representatives from the UN Security Council (and Germany) and the Iranian foreign minister Mohammad something or other and I … Continue reading
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Bob Schieffer Had A Sad
Apparently Bob is really upset that the State Run Media had to stop flogging Republicans over the Government Shutdown in order to cover this Obamacare failure.
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Team Obama Fakes Jobs Report
Remember when Jack Welch said this? Unbelievable jobs numbers..these Chicago guys will do anything..can't debate so change numbers — Jack Welch (@jack_welch) October 5, 2012 Well he took a lot of heat over this and even though I was suspicious … Continue reading
A Leftist Dream Shattered
To many of us who live in the real world and understand math this next statement shouldn’t come as a shock to you – Increasing Medicare and Medicaid spending does not reduce Nationwide health care costs. But alas, there are … Continue reading
Posted in Entitlement Programs, healthcare, politics
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What Happens If Obamacare Threw A Party And Nobody Showed Up?
There is a very real possibility that there will only be a fraction of the required people sign up for healthcare through the Obamacare exchanges by the March 31st deadline. What does that mean? Well basically the whole system will … Continue reading
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NPR Is Hacktastic!
I guess NPR doesn’t think we can google their old stories to prove what a Hack they are. Well, they’re wrong. Here are two NPR articles that prove the political bias that exist at this ‘news’ organization. The first was … Continue reading
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My Little Bitter Clingers
Today I took my kids to a local shooting range and they got to fire a rifle for the first time and based on their reaction afterwards, I guess Obama will soon call my kids bitter clingers to guns. My … Continue reading
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NPR’s Poor Memory
NPR’s Julie Rovner (@JRovner) had a report today about the latest Obamacare website failures but then she touched on the next politically inconvenient truth that Team Obama will have to wrestle with. From NPR: “But we’re also hearing about people … Continue reading
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Lessons In Project Management From The Obamacare Website
If you are looking for a case study on how to guarantee a project failure then you only need to look to the Obamacare website failures and the testimonies of the four contractors on Capitol Hill today. I have a … Continue reading
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NPR Blames Republicans
NPR is getting tired of people blaming the Obama administration and specifically Kathleen Sebelius for the huge failure of the Obamacare website so they are going into full shill mode to help out. Who does Julie Rovner blame? For starters, … Continue reading
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Fail Fast
During my time spent in Product Development we had a goal with every new project – Fail Fast! That might sound counter-intuitive to those outside of R&D or Product Development but think about it. During the development phase, there should … Continue reading
Posted in healthcare, politics
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Nothing New Under The Sun – GOP Version
It appears the Republicans in the House and Senate are ready to stop the shutdown and get absolutely nothing in return. But never fear, I bet they tell us they’ll get tough on the next fight. Just like McConnell promised … Continue reading
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Kampf Verloren
Even though I will continue to fight for Conservative principles until I die, I can’t help but think we’ve reached a point where we’re fighting a lost struggle (or Kampf Verloren in German, Hey it’s the only foreign language I … Continue reading
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House Republican Strategy May Work
Every day that the partial Government shutdown goes on the more I’m realizing this could be a real game changer. First off, unlike what Obama’s handlers thought would happen, Obama’s approval rating is going down. The State Run Media is … Continue reading
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Liberalism Must Be Defeated (Part 2)
Currently in the US the most significant threat to our Freedom comes from inside our borders. The enemy is called Liberalism and I laid out my justification for calling it our #1 enemy in a previous post. Since this enemy … Continue reading
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Low Information Voters
Want to know why I believe we may be beyond the point of fixing this country? Two tweets from @ThatsWhatsUp333 are given for your consideration (and a screen cap is shown too in case he deletes these). Sometimes I think … Continue reading
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How Long Can It Go?
Today was a great day with the Republicans in the House finally holding the line and at allowing Harry Reid’s partial government shutdown to happen. There were many great blogs today on the shutdown but the best, hands down, came … Continue reading
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Liberalism Must Be Defeated (Part 1)
Here we sit on the brink of a Federal Government shutdown and once again the battle lines are drawn but unfortunately few understand the true enemy. My hope with this two part post is to identify the true enemy of … Continue reading
Posted in Entitlement Programs, politics
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Liberal Problem Solving
If I had to describe Liberals in a concise manner it would go something like this – Liberals are a group of people who like to generate solutions in search of a problem. The Liberal solutions are geared to furthering … Continue reading
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Government Handouts Are Not Income
Leftists are getting to the end of ideas so they are attempting to redefine a very inconvenient truth – Decades of Liberal entitlements in an attempt to win the war on poverty have failed. Exhibit A – The Poverty rate … Continue reading
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