Quote of the Day – Another job Edition
My job now is not to destroy Obama. He was elected fair and square (enough) and it is his right to take the office. My job now is harder than I’d have ever imagined. It is to talk to my … Continue reading →
peter
Exactly
From a Club for Growth poll: Q: Would you agree or disagree with the following statement? “The Republicans used to be the party of economic growth, fiscal discipline, and limited government, but in recent years, too many Republicans in Washington … Continue reading →
My political plans for at least the next two years
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Continue reading →Five Myths About the Great Depression
– Herbert Hoover, elected president in 1928, was a doctrinaire, laissez-faire, look-the-other way Republican who clung to the idea that markets were basically self-correcting. The truth is more illuminating. Far from a free-market idealist, Hoover was an ardent believer in … Continue reading →
No Regrets
I spent many hours over the past few months working phone banks, distributing signs, writing, etc. to help John McCain win this election, only to see him lose, and my state go 56 – 42 to Barack Obama. Was that … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Next Steps Edition
[Barack Obama] won the election, and as such has earned the right to receive emails and letters from me about policies for the next four years. – Ahab
Continue reading →To who ever it was claiming the Obama would be a “moderating influence”
This guy has a more liberal voting record than EVERYONE in the Senate, including an avowed socialist. What is he going to moderate Ried and Pelosi from? Going too far right?
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GET OUT AND VOTE!
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Paperwork Edition
I think that the best thing you can do for your family is to rely on yourselves, and let the police take care of the paperwork, because that’s all they can do if someone breaks into your home and threatens … Continue reading →
My condolences to Barack Obama
and his family on the loss of his grandmother.
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