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What do these people think of our country?
I’m trying to quit posting provocative stuff, really, but here is something to think about.
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Tagged Arizona, constitution, democracy, Flag desecration, illegal immigration, politics, United States
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Governance 101: Oh, we were just kidding …
Can we believe anything from Washington any more? This example demonstrates not only total folly, but dishonesty as well if indeed Rep. Olson’s report is accurate. There is every reason to believe it is so because other, independent, sources recounted … Continue reading
It’s the journey, not the destination stupid!
That line is taken from, among other sources I’m sure, the back of a favorite BMW motorcycle sweatshirt. As an aside, my VERY favorite shirt reads “I didn’t know BMW made cars until I passed one.” But I digress. The … Continue reading
Healthcare bill: Reform the reformation by amending the Senate bill the House didn’t pass. Huh?
Reality, once again, is stranger than fiction. There is apparently a plan in the House of Representatives to “sort of” adopt the Senate healthcare bill and, after it is signed into law, rely on the Senate to amend it to … Continue reading
Few generations get to defend their country. Your time is now.
I dare you to watch this entire video and then continue to be part of the silent majority. It’s a video of Judge Andrew Napolitano, former New Jersey state judge who sat on that state’s highest trial bench. His main … Continue reading
Photo Of The Day: Iraq Elections — the impossible just takes a little longer
“Stay the course” justified. The difficult is hard, the impossible just takes a little longer. No, this war is not over but this event, the significance of which is embodied in this photograph, is a significant battle won. A young … Continue reading
Your most important vote … it’s not what you think ….
(this was originally thought of as a speech for the Highland Lakes Toastmasters Club on March 2, 2010 — more on that below) It’s the day after election day for the party primaries in Texas and hopefully everyone got out … Continue reading
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Tagged America, constitution, courts, democracy, freedom, government, society
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Washington: Get back to your constitutional duties — NOW!
Healthcare “reform” is not your job. Raising an army and protecting the country — and its inherent sovereignty — IS your job. In none of the enumerated powers (Article I, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution) do we find anything … Continue reading
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The Business and Media Institute — Guarding the news of our Free Enterprise System
The engine of America’s freedom and prosperity (yes, they go hand-in-hand) is our system of free enterprise. It is under attack now more than ever in a steady march toward facism. No, I don’t think I’m being an extremist in … Continue reading
Networks Ignore Alliances, Thuggery and Lobbying of SEIU
Members of the self-proclaimed fastest-growing union in North America have started fights at town hall meetings, share office space with ACORN and spent over $60 million to elect President Barack Obama. via Networks Ignore Alliances, Thuggery and Lobbying of SEIU, … Continue reading
