Politics
FEMA Grants – Another symptom of the disease
Although the city of Bristol, Conn. will need to use $85,000 of “its own money” towards the purchase of a new generator for the police department and courts complex, FEMA – the federal government – will provide them with a $255,000 grant to cover the rest of the purchase and installation.
Read More“We’re all Obama people” – Will they illegally share private information with campaigns?
Next on James O’Keefe Exposes the Left. Christopher Tarango currently works for Enroll America, a “nonpartisan” 501(c)(3) organization who has an advertised single mission “to maximize the number of uninsured Americans who enroll in health coverage made available by the Affordable Care Act.” That group has access to personal information (name, address, phone and email) of thousands of…
Read MoreWere unemployment numbers faked prior to 2012 Obama election?
Jim is discussing this during the first hour of the big radio show. Here are the source reports from John Crudele at the New York Post with commentary.
Read MoreCMS admits – in writing – Obamacare plans will cost more even with government subsidies
President Obama told everyone that he expected family premiums to be lowered by $2,500 per year. We’ve established that statement as a lie, but there is more. We said premium costs and health care would be more expensive due to this legislation and now the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) agrees.
Read MoreVirginia governor’s race recap – McAuliffe v Cuccinelli 2013
I really was not following the Virginia race too closely, although just like everyone else, I noted Terry McAuliffe (D) seemed to be collapsing in the polls during the last month. Indications were that Republican Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli was an OK conservative. What happened?
Read MoreG.W. Bush approval rating average was 37% in second term
Just a reminder. President Bush’s (43) approval average during his second term was 37 percent, reaching a low point of 25 percent sometime during the fall of 2008, right around election time. The main stream press had totally and completely bought into the Bush Derangement Syndrome by mid-2006 when his approval rating was around 40…
Read More9-11 Homework? What do you think?
From Fox 26 in Houston … I was kinda taken back. But what about you? The homework assignment … write a letter to a loved one as if you knew you were going to die.
Read MoreHelp Kick Start WWIII
Tongue in cheek and if it weren’t so serious, very funny.
Read MoreUSDA goes insane – Requires “disaster plan” to relocate pet rabbit during disaster
Symptom of the disease folks. The federal government has gotten so large they are now sending multi-page letters to owners of registered rabbits used during magic shows demanding they provide a detailed disaster plan that would let the government know how the owner is going to help get the rabbit through the disaster.
Read MoreIRS extravagance: What difference at this point does it make?
I’ve been fighting – what seems to be an ever-long battle – to limit the scope of the federal government to Article 1, Section 8 of the United States Constitution. The state and commonwealth governments have the power – as determined by their state legislatures – to provide funding and support for all sorts of programs if the…
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