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Immigration Reform: Necessary Or Not? In the last several weeks, immigration reform has been thrust into the national spotlight due to the passage of immigration...

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3September 2, 2010
Immigration Reform: Necessary Or Not?

In the last several weeks, immigration reform has been thrust into the national spotlight due to the passage of immigration laws in Arizona. I have not read or analyzed the legislation in question and thus I cannot comment on any specifics at this time. However, the state of Arizona has a right to take [...]
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4September 2, 2010
Business Flexes its Muscle in Mid-Term Election

Remember how everyone for a period of time thought Britain was doomed in WWII? The Battle of Britain was long and hard due to constant bombings and assaults by the Germans. The people and its leaders held strong under the enduring character of Winston Churchill. Today we find another battle that has been waging for the [...]
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0September 2, 2010
Daily Kos Wrong on Tax Cuts and Jobs

Daily Kos’s Joan McCarter had a posting yesterday on the struggle within the White House on what to do about jobs and the economy. This is nothing new with the Obama Administration and their buddies. The idea of handing out money and building more regulations on top of everything else has them shaking their heads [...]
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1September 2, 2010
Doctor Zero: The Honor of a Great People

I must say this is one of the best articles I have read about the restoring honor rally that was held in Washington D.C. this past weekend. Doctor Zero masterfully captured the essence of the historic event that will in my opinion be remembered for generations to come and in my opinion the mood of an uncertain nation. [...]
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15September 1, 2010
CBO Indicates Porkulus Outspent Iraq War

This should go under the category; “just when you thought it couldn’t get worse for Obama.” According to the Congressional Budget Office, all eight years of the Iraq war created a very big bill. However, it was dwarfed by the Porkulus. You know, that almost-trillion dollar bailout for liberal allies, with some make work programs sprinkled in, like turtle tunnels. [...]
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8September 1, 2010
The Summer of Unrecovery: Car Sales to Reach 28 Year low

As the Summer of Recovery© continues, evidence reveals the overall fail of the Obama economic policies. Recently, housing sales tanked. All this year, the government and their media apologists have been forced to discuss, “unexpected” and “unanticipated” statistics, like increases in unemployment and decreases in economic indicators. For the latest, Hot Air provides us with a link to [...]
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7August 31, 2010
Rise Up, by Jeremy Hoop

I caught this over at Maggie’s Notebook last week, and thought it was well worth sharing. This video is part of the Tea Party Movie. The site is here, along with the trailer. Do you favor the restoration of our Republic? Do you dislike the nanny state? Do you [...]
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10August 30, 2010
Political Correctness in America

The practice of political correctness in this country use to be something of almost a joke back in the ’90s during the Clinton Administration. However, that is not the case anymore. Political Correctness has evolved into something of a plague that is infecting every aspect of American politics, culture, society, business [...]
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4August 30, 2010
Classic Snarky: I’m a Democrat; You Owe Me

Editor’s Note: Given the implosion of the left, and their increasingly insane ranting, I’ve been reminded of this post from last October. So, enjoy this CH 2.0 classic from Snarky Basterd. I’m a democrat. You owe me. I’m a democrat. I have my own pile of money, but I want yours, too, including the four pennies you [...]
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1August 30, 2010
Ten Buck Fridays Poll: 8-29 to 9-3-10

The poll is up in the sidebar. It looks like a great slate of candidates this week. Here is some details from Right Klik. Meet the candidates… Sean Bielat (MA-04) Sean Bielat wants to retire Barney Frank Barney Frank Freddie Fannie Flip Bielat on the issues Sean Bielat on Facebook Bielat on Twitter Rob Cornilles (OR-01) Meet Rob Cornilles Rob Cornilles on the issues Cornilles on YouTube Rob Cornilles on Facebook Cornilles on Twitter Ryan Frazier (CO-07) Ryan Frazier electrifies a [...]
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29August 29, 2010
Sunday Links: Chevy Edition

It’s car time! This week, let’s look at some muscle and uniqueness from Chevy (at least before they became gubbmint motors). So, enjoy the links, and the big cube muscle (for the most part). America’s Watchtower has some news on a Conservative Candidate. Blogs 4 Borders shows the weaknesses in the government’s efforts to guard the border. Capitol [...]
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27August 28, 2010
Glenn Beck’s Restoring Honor Wrap-up

Just as with the 9-12 protest last year, Glenn Beck has had a controversial event. It seems that the rally went off without a hitch, and there were no reports of arrests, hate crimes, or any other problems. Of course, that won’t stop the left from inventing some over the next weeks or so. I was [...]
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19August 28, 2010
Some Brief Thoughts on Glenn Beck’s Restoring Honor Rally

So, later today, Glenn Beck will hold his Restoring Honor Rally at the Lincoln Memorial. His speakers will include Sarah Palin and Dr. Alveda King, the niece of Dr. Martin Luther King. The event itself is drawing intense fire from the left. The responses at least, are dismissive. At worst, they are smears or the worst kind. My [...]
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7August 28, 2010
The Consent of the Governed

Yesterday I was reading an article that stated that a recent Rasmussen poll says “that only 23 percent of the people in this country believe today’s federal government has the consent of the governed.” What exactly does that mean? Didn’t we give them consent when we elected them to office? Or does it mean that they are [...]
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