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The Republican Party And The Future Of The Country

The Republican Party And The Future Of The Country

By on February 11, 2013 in AmericanFuture, ethics, Government with 6 Comments

Star Parker offers her analysis of the Republican Party. My answer to her question regarding the viability of the Republican Party is an emphatic NO! Sadly, my answer likely means a complete collapse of our economic system and maybe our form of government. There is not enough time left to form a third party and the country [...]

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The Rebirth of Freedom

The Rebirth of Freedom

By on January 29, 2013 in Humor with 1 Comment

Cemeteries are not usually places for joy and celebration. Were this to be encountered, it would be cause for great jubilation:

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The More Things Change …

The More Things Change …

By on January 14, 2013 in Government with 0 Comments

A reader sent in these quotations, too many of which are appropriate for the position we find ourselves in today: SOME GREAT TRUTHS 1. In my many years I have come to a conclusion that one useless man is a shame, two is a law firm, and three or more is a congress. – John [...]

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Don’t Negotiate In The Press Or Anywhere Else For That Matter

Don’t Negotiate In The Press Or Anywhere Else For That Matter

The “crisis” of the fiscal cliff continues to dominate the news. The coverage, as usual, is unbalanced and naive. The media and the President think that taxes are the issue. They are an issue, but they are neither necessary nor sufficient to fixing our governmental insolvency. Tom Lester weighs in with his opinions on the [...]

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A Low Point For Many Bloggers

A Low Point For Many Bloggers

By on November 9, 2012 in Government with 7 Comments

The election results were depressing and disheartening. I would have felt better had Romney won, although I suspect that warm feeling would have disappeared rather quickly. Romney seemed to be a good, kind and considerate man, quite unlike his opponent. The fact that his decency was so harshly rejected did not make the outcome any [...]

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Approaching The Terminal Point

Approaching The Terminal Point

By on October 23, 2012 in economy, Government with 1 Comment

Two events are racing at us — an important (possibly existential) election and a fiscal cliff. The fiscal cliff is overrated. Under normal conditions politicians always raise the debt limit. After going through a political dance, they will do what they always do. Whether they actually comply with spending restrictions is another issue. Compounding the [...]

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It’s Not Because They Are Smarter Than The Rest Of Us

It’s Not Because They Are Smarter Than The Rest Of Us

By on October 10, 2012 in economy, Government with 0 Comments

For the last five years, the country and most of its citizens have gotten progressively poorer. Not so for our masters (and their cronies). From Zerohedge (with my emboldening) It will, or should, come as no surprise that as a result of the Great Financial Crisis, just as in real life, so in D.C., the [...]

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Proverbs and Politics

Proverbs and Politics

By on September 25, 2012 in Government, Humor with 0 Comments

The author of this short observation is unknown: ORIGINAL CHINESE PROVERB:  Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach a man to fish and he will eat for a lifetime. 2012 WHITE HOUSE REVISION:  Give a man a welfare check, a free cell phone with unlimited free minutes, cash for [...]

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Eastwood Does Job Mainstream Media Is Afraid To Do

Eastwood Does Job Mainstream Media Is Afraid To Do

By on September 18, 2012 in Government with 0 Comments

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Why Is This Election Even Close?

Why Is This Election Even Close?

By on September 9, 2012 in Government with 2 Comments

Reader Jerry G provides the “obvious” which only becomes so after someone else has stated it: “On paper, given Obama’s record, this election should be a cakewalk for the Republicans. Why isn’t it? I am afraid the answer may be that the country is closer to the point of no return than most of us [...]

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