August 2011 Blog Posts (8)





I Am the Democratic, Republican Liberal-Progressive's Worst Nightmare.

I am a White, Conservative, Tax-Paying, American Veteran, Gun Owning Biker. That’s me!

I work hard and long hours with my hands to earn a living.



I believe in God and the freedom of religion, but I don't push it on… Continue

Prediction: Obama Narrowly Wins 2012 Election; GOP astonished!

August 15, 2011

 

News from Prof Greystone

 

How chilling would this headline make you feel if it actually became the headline in November 2012? I know it would turn my stomach, send…

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In the emerging commentary and analysis of the debt ceiling "debate" and it's "solution", a confusion exists as to what the economic crisis actually was before this deal was reached and the subsequent downgrade of our credit rating by S&P.

On the one hand, there are those, the current administration included, who seek to blame the S&P itself for this action, but that won't wash. Why not? For the simple reason that the S&P, among other ratings agencies, warned the…

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Not Happy, Happy Muslims; Where do they live?

 

Where do Muslims live who are not happy?

Afghanistan…

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It is interesting that since our suppossed 'solution' to the debt crisis with this newest sellout, er., I mean "agreement", other nations have taken to lecturing the U.S. on fiscal responsibility.

 

Witness this quote from China.  It has been noted in many reports, this one found on Yahoo News.

"China, the largest foreign holder of U.S. debt, took the world's economic superpower to task for allowing its fiscal house to get into such disarray. ...'The U.S. government has…

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Tonight's debate came at a pivotal moment as the candidates vying to become the Republican challenger to Barack Obama in 2012 fought to keep ground and in some cases remain relevant. For the first time in the cycle, the candidates stepped up to the mic and bluntly called out their competitors. Unlike the horrendously boring love-ins that proceeded it, this debate was fun to watch and relatively informative, at least in regards to the character of the candidates themselves. We learned that…

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This is a story that I don't feel is getting enough attention. Two days ago, Education Secretary Arne Duncan bypassed the rule of law and our elected bodies of government and unilaterally voided the law without any authorization or consultation from congress:

 

U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan has announced that he will unilaterally override the No Child…

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To anyone still clinging to their Guns, Religion, and sanity the debt crisis and the debate of the past several months may seem like something out of dystopian science fiction. Our common sense tells us that when we are running out of money, so much so that we can't pay our bills, we should reign in our habits and bring our fiscal house in order. This simple concept seems to have been lost somewhere in Washington as politicians bicker about minute spending cuts over the course of a a decade…

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