Monthly Archives: January 2011
Harry Reid, in all his arrogance, wrote a letter to House leaders a few days ago pleading for them to abandon any talk of repealing ObamaCare…and the new speaker did an excellent job in answering it. First the appeal:
“The incoming House Republican majority that you lead Continue reading
From the “Evening Public Ledger”, Philadelphia, Friday, December 13, 1935.
Woodbine, N. J., Dec. 13.- Three school pupils have been suspended from attending classes for refusing to salute the flag.
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♫♪♪In the navy
Yes, you can sail the seven seas
In the navy
Yes, you can put your mind at ease
In the navy
Come on now, people, make a stand
In the navy, in the navy
Can’t you see we need a hand♫♪♪
-The Village People
So apparently Navy Capt. Owen Honors has been relieved of his command. But why now? 4 years after the fact? Continue reading
Last week the fewest jobless claims in 2 ½ years were reported. President Obama and Democrats will likely begin crowing that at long last their policies are beginning to kick in and turn the jobs market around. I’m not so sure. Let’s see how things look in six months as even a blind squirrel trips over a nut every now and then. Continue reading
No doubt in part to the poor economy, birthright citizenship has become a target for lawmakers. Continue reading
We all can’t stand it when Congress puts up a bill that has no chance of passing but this one deserves to be voted on. The vulnerable Democratic Senators up for reelection in 2012 need to have their votes on record to repeal this monstrosity in its entirety and piecemeal. Continue reading
Barack Obama and his gang think you’re an idiot. The sad part is that they are 43% right.
Byron York reports on Valerie Jarrett’s recent appearance on Meet the Press during which she made quite apparent that she and her boss really believe Americans are blatantly stupid. Continue reading
This guy is da man!
1. Politicians had policies which supported bad lending practices. They believed that not enough loans were being made to minority groups, so they expanded the power and scope of the Community Reinvestment Act, which was designed to get more minorities … Continue reading