Archive for 'Opinion'
Democrat with Ethics Problems Resigns
New York Representative Eric Massa (D-NY) resigned today amid charges that he made a male staffer uncomfortable in a verbal exchange. The verbal exchange reportedly had sexual overtones. This is what he had to say about it today, "There is no doubt in my mind that I did in fact, use language in the privacy [...]
Posted: March 5th, 2010 under All, News, Opinion.
Tags: Ethics, Massa, resignation, sex
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Democrats Violate Ethics Rules
Representative Charles Rangel (D-NY) took a leave of absence today from his chairmanship of the House Ways and Means Committee which is charged with writing tax laws. Representative Rangel is under investigation for several ethics violations. He has accepted corporate-paid trips to the Caribbean, improperly raised money from his office for the Rangel Center for [...]
Posted: March 3rd, 2010 under All, News, Opinion.
Tags: Ethics, New York, Paterson, Rangel, World Series, Yankees
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Health Care Reform Summit Arrogance
Here we are a year and a month into President Obama’s presidency and he has accomplished nothing and is still clinging to health care reform as if everyone wants it. The so called, “Health Care Summit” that took place a few days ago was bad political theater. The president either came prepared with Machiavellian lines [...]
Posted: February 27th, 2010 under All, News, Opinion.
Tags: health care, McCain, Obama, Obamacare
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The Emperor Has No Clothes
In the Hans Christian Andersen story called, “The Emperor’s New Clothes” there is an emperor who is swindled by two tailors. They tell the emperor that they have made the most amazing clothes for him. These clothes are so amazing that they can only be seen by people who are not stupid or incompetent. The [...]
Posted: February 11th, 2010 under All, Opinion.
Tags: Bill Ayers, dissonance, Hans Christian Andersen, Jeremiah Wright, Obama, The Emperor's New Clothes
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Miss Me Yet?
You have to love all the ways that people devise for expressing their disgust at President Obama and his policies. The latest is a billboard that was leased by a few small business owners that show President Bush and the question, “Miss Me Yet?” Here it is:
I can honestly say that I do.
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Posted: February 11th, 2010 under All, News, Opinion.
Tags: billboard, Bush, Obama
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Obama Panders to Women
President Obama is considering submitting a $3.8 trillion budget on February 1st that exempts programs for women and girls from the spending freeze he proposed a few days ago. This is payback to women for voting for him and, more importantly, is also a way to appease women’s groups. Many of these groups are upset [...]
Posted: January 31st, 2010 under All, News, Opinion.
Tags: abortion, budget, health care, Obama, Women
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Democrats Weep Thrice Over
This week saw Scott Brown (R-MA) win Ted Kennedy’s old seat in Massachusetts, the bankruptcy of Air America and the evisceration of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform legislation. These three represent a major challenge to the Democrats going forward.
Senator-elect Scott Brown becomes the 41st vote and prevents the Democrats from having unlimited power in the [...]
Posted: January 22nd, 2010 under All, News, Opinion.
Tags: Air America, Brown, CNBC, Feingold, Fox News, McCain, MSNBC, networks, Obama
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What a Difference a Day Makes…
President Obama said today, “The Senate certainly shouldn’t try to jam anything through until Scott Brown is seated. People in Massachusetts spoke. He’s got to be part of the process.” I cannot imagine him saying that yesterday when he was still working on secret deals and arm twisting to jam through the health care reform. [...]
Posted: January 20th, 2010 under All, News, Opinion.
Tags: Brown, healt care, Obama, Reagan
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Scott Brown 52 vs. Martha Coakley 47
The world is already reacting to the stunning upset by Senator Scott Brown (R-MA). Brown is now the 41st Republican vote in the Senate. This victory will temper the Democrats’ arrogance, mandates, taxation and spending. Even our currency is reacting positively to this victory. Reuters reported today that the United States dollar rallied against the [...]
Posted: January 20th, 2010 under All, News, Opinion.
Tags: Brown, Coakley, Massachusetts, Obama, Reagan
Comments: 1
The Tidal Wave of “Change” Has Started
Obama ran on the premise of “change.” Unfortunately, his change is one that the electorate of this country is soundly rejecting. The real change has started with the three Democratic losses in Virginia, New Jersey and now Massachusetts—the bluest of states. It is so blue, that Obama carried Massachusetts by 26 percentage points and Kennedy [...]
Posted: January 19th, 2010 under All, News, Opinion.
Tags: Coakley, health care, Massachusetts, Obama, Scott Brown
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