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Clear, Blue Sky (a rare day of clarity) links and comments
It pains me that for many years I paid scant attention to what was happening in our country. I became more conservative as I was growing older but I did little to promote it to others. It was the Carter administration that … Continue reading
Posted in Americanism, Capitalism, Change, divide and conquer, ex liberals, Jimmy Carter, Lloyd Marcus, Nanny state, neocons, nostalgia, Right wing radio, Rush Limbaugh
Tagged American thinker, Black conservatives, Communism, community organizers, Conservatism, Constitution, Democrats, Dependency, education, education reform, environmentalism, Financial Reform, govenment schools, Historical illiteracy, History, Indoctrination, Israel, Jewish Liberals, leftism, Liberalism, Media Bias, multiculturalism, Obama's Policies, Political Arrogance, Political Correctness, Presidential politics, Republicans, Socialism, Tea Party
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Links and Comments
I get a lot of spambot comments on this. I know some other WordPress sites do too. I can’t imagine they could make money from my site and I wonder why they think I am into big brand name handbags. … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, Al Queda, audit, bank bill, business, Canada, connections, Countrywide, Economics, gold bubble, gun control, news links, NRA
Tagged class envy, Class Warfare, CNN, Conservatism, energy, environmentalism, far left, far right, Federal spending, financial crisis, Financial Reform, gun control, Hollywood liberals, insider trading, Obama's czars, Political Lies
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Military layoffs–We need to save money but this is not right
There has been a huge upswing in military layoffs. I’ve seen articles from time to time but had not followed up on them.. Today Commentary Magazine has an article by Max Boot about these layoffs. Before you read it read … Continue reading
A valid criticism of the president
By the Washington Post’s conservative. The must-see critique of Obama and the debt-aholics By Jennifer Rubin On CNBC last night Ken Langone, the co-founder of Home Depot, delivered a lesson on debt and a scathing indictment of the president. His … Continue reading
Posted in Americanism, boondoggle, divide and conquer
Tagged American Exceptionalism, Anti-American, cultural degradation, Democrats, financial crisis, Financial Reform, Fiscal responsibility, Global Governance, liberal bias, meltdown
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VDH on Obama and our debt
St. Obama and the Debt Dragon “Reckless Fiscal Policies” Why did Obama only enumerate George W. Bush’s big spending as responsible for the out-of-control $14 trillion-plus debt, while not mentioning his own contribution of $5 trillion? Why is there a … Continue reading
Posted in common people, Drilling, McConnell
Tagged blame game, Campaign finance, class envy, Class Warfare, Communism, community organizers, Congress, criminalization of politics, Democratic donors, Fact checkers, Fascism, Fascist, financial crisis, Financial Reform, Fiscal responsibility, gov't waste, government aid, government healthcare, Government Waste, Green jobs, leftism, liberal bias, liberal misconceptions, Liberalism, Liberals, Obama Flip Flops, Obama's Policies, Political Lies, President Obama, Tea Party
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Tea Parties — a summation
Glenn Reynolds has an editorial in today’s Washington Examiner.Dan Karipides sums it up nicely at Wizbang. As is often the case, Glenn makes a few points with simple clarity. Democratic and Republican politicians alike fear it, and increasing numbers of … Continue reading
Tagged Financial Reform, Tea Parties
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Revenge? Reform? Both?
This is the gist of Robert Samuelson’s op-ed in the Washington Post. the last paragraph says it all: What’s called “financial reform” has twin motivations: to stabilize financial markets and to punish “Wall Street” for the crisis. So much in … Continue reading
Tagged Financial Reform, Obama's Policies
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