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Beware Of Deceptive Health Care Bill
OH BOY! The Senate version of health care has arrived. Our senators have broken it down and given us 2074 pages of God knows what. It seems the new trend in Washington is to ignore what the people want and do as one pleases. I am alarmed about this health care bill, and in this… more »
Health Care Passes House, Senate Next
In a Saturday night vote, that Nancy Pelosi decided was best for the American people, the House passed a health care bill. Why try to do it while people are paying attention? It seems that the American people are being pushed to the point of booting every member of congress. After all, why should a… more »
What is the True Conservative Position on Gay Marriage?
I pose this question because either I have a far better understanding of conservatism than most conservatives or I am so dumb that I should not be able to remember to breathe in and out. Since I’m still breathing, I’m going to have to assume there are a lot of “conservatives” who lack principles, or… more »
Listen to Ronald Reagan
They say those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat it. It wasn’t long ago that socialism was pushed back in the USA. Have we forgotten how important it is to let the individual make his or her choices? Listen as Ronald Reagan speaks out against socialism and try to understand that it’s not… more »
Taxation and Stimulus Money is New Prosperity
As the special elections take place today, there are a few lessons I’ve learned from listening to these campaigns. I’ve learned that what we now call accomplishments, were in times past, not accomplishments at all. What I’m talking about is the stimulus package. Many candidates are touting how much stimulus money they secured for the… more »
Tomorrow We Send a Message!
In full support for the elections going on in my district of NY, I will be voting to eliminate the stimulus loving people out of my local government. The incumbent at the town level is touting what he calls accomplishments. His ability to secure stimulus money is not what I call an accomplishment. I also… more »
People vs Leo Frank
Who is Leo Frank and why are people still talking about him almost 100 years later? Leo Frank was a Jewish manager of a pencil factory in Atlanta, Ga. He was accused of the rape and murder of a 13 year old girl who worked in the factory. After appealing all the way to the… more »
The H1N1 “Emergency” is Democrats Katrina
With government run health care on the horizon, the Democrats are fumbling their way through what they call a national health emergency. You would have to live in a cave to not know what I’m referring to. The infamous H1N1 swine flu virus that is killing 10’s of hundreds of Americans every few years. Perhaps… more »
Why the Tea Party Movement is Good For America
After the first major Tea Party protests on April 15th, 2009, many people of our great country thought it was an anomaly. It actually was, by today’s standards. Fortunately for Americans, it hasn’t faded away. Not only did most news outlets try to marginalize the message, but the president himself mocked the will of the… more »
Corzine About to File for Unemployment
New Jersey voters seem to be siding with Barack Obama, and yet not really. Obama, who has been a big proponent of change, is doing all he can to convince NJ voters that they don’t need change. Obama is showing his full support for Corzine’s desire to subject New Jerseyans to more special interest corruption…. more »
Sarah Palin Factor Alive and Well
After Sarah Palin stepped down as Alaska’s governor, people immediately started to write her off politically. I’m assuming she needed a break from all the frivolous lawsuits the left hit her with, to try and bankrupt her. Enduring many attacks, based on lies, Sarah Palin reemerged as a survivor and unashamed supporter of conservative politics. … more »
Conservatives Still Have The Edge in the US
In a recent GALLUP poll (Click the Pic so see the poll), the media smoke screen was blown away. It seems that conservatives are still the majority in this country. The general tenor in this country, since Obama has been campaigning, is that America is moving left in its ideology. That is what the administration… more »
Doug Hoffman not Afraid to Represent Conservative Values
In the 23rd Congressional District in NY, there is a political battle brewing. It’s not the typical Republican and Democrat race where there are very subtle differences between the candidates. In recent days the line between the two major parties has faded away. The Republicans, who use to represent conservatives, have decided that they would… more »
Top Five Reasons I Won’t Vote Obama
With the presidential election just around the corner, I relize how important it is to vote. I am a registered Independent and not affiliated with any party; nevertheless, that does not mean that I am “middle of the road” in regards to the political spectrum. I tend to vote Republican, but I won’t be a… more »
