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Archive for July, 2009

» The Help John Conyers Read The Damn Bill Act of 2009

Democrat Representative John Conyers, husband of the corrupt and convicted former Detroit councilwoman Monica Conyers, has actually said something that makes sense. It is a rare moment indeed for the often bumbling Congressman who I suspect on more than one occasion has had trouble dressing himself because someone wrote “left” on his right shoe

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» Supply And No Demand

I wrote an article a few weeks back about a bond holder revolt that was pretty much unreported because it was far too serious of a news issue for most media outlets to both with much less understand. As the debt load of the government goes through the roof it has been harder and harder to find buyers willing to finance that ballooning debt.

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» Supply And No Demand

I wrote an article a few weeks back about a bond holder revolt that was pretty much unreported because it was far too serious of a news issue for most media outlets to both with much less understand. As the debt load of the government goes through the roof it has been harder and harder to find buyers willing to finance that ballooning debt.

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» Nancy Pelosi Shows Her Marxist Stripes Again

Speakerette of the House Nancy Pelosi, who on a nearly daily basis is showing she is not qualified to be Speaker much less a Representative much less given a little hemp sack and a sticker to pick up trash in the local park, is at it again. And she is flashing her Marxist stripes by attacking the health insurance industry in another poor attempt at deflecting blame from the fact that from start to finish the Obamacare plan she is trying to ram through Congress violates the Constitution she is supposed to be supporting.

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» Fewer And Fewer People Care What Obama Has To Say

CNSNews.com is reporting that whitehouse.gov is getting far fewer hits as the months roll on, a sign that people are less and less interested in what Obama has to say compared to just a few months ago.

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» Big Shocker, Those Without Insurance Think Obamacare A Wonderful Idea

You will rarely find greater support for some socialist government welfare program than among those that you are promising something to as a result of the program. A recent NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll about Obamacare demonstrates this point very well.

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» Pat Toomey Wasting No Time Taking On Senator Specter

Senator Arlen Specter ran scared at the thought of having to compete against Pat Toomey in the 2010 Senatorial primary here in PA. We all know how it went down. Specter, realizing that he barely beat Toomey last time around and seeing polls that had him loosing badly to Pat, jumped back to the Party where he was originally at the start of his political career and never really left; the Democratic Party.

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» I Have A Plan To Create 3,600 New Jobs – Using Oregonian Method

That’s right I am going to create 3,600 new jobs and it is only going to cost me $25. How am I going to create 3,600 new jobs just on $25? Why I am going to use what will now be called the “Oregonian Method.” What I am really going to do is create only one job that will last just one hour but I will hire 3,600 different people for 1 second each to work on the task and pay them $.00694 each for that one second.

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» Is It Getting Orwellian Around Here Or Is It Just Me?

Flush with power, liberals in Congress are using that power to censor the bodies members. Connie Hair in Human Events writes all about how the censors on the Franking Commission, a body that monitors correspondence between Congressmen and their constituents for truthfulness, is apparently going out of their way to prevent Republican members from sending out information because they do not like the words being used.

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» Government Health Insurance Fails Because It Violates Economics

Consider this as we continue to debate the insanity of a socialized national health insurance scheme. I would say “plan” but the craziness of the concept doesn’t quite rise to that level of competence. So consider this … we already have a “national” health care and insurance plan. Actually we have several of them; Medicare & Medicaid just to name the most prominent and SCHIP is yet another.

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