1. Apr
    01

    You Can’t Make This Stuff Up! An Island Capsizing?

    Posted in Politicians & Politicking By Francis De Luca | Tagged , , , , ,

    At about 1:25 into this video you will see Rep Hank Johnson(D- GA) talk about the island of Guam capsizing as a result of the US stationing another 8,000 Marines and their families on the island. It is hard to believe that someone like this can actually get dressed in the morning let alone get [...]

  2. Mar
    15

    Government Health Care Passage And Locusts

    Posted in Healthcare By Chad Adams | Tagged , , ,

    This week’s news cycles are likely to be dominated with the drama that is the omnibus health legislation.  (I’d call it health care legislation, but it’s not.) I still believe it’s hopelessly mired in the gristmill that is Congress.  Back room deals, promises, lack of transparency, he said, she said and the endless litany of [...]

  3. Mar
    12

    AFP’s New Healthcare Ad

    Posted in Healthcare By Chris Hayes | Tagged , , ,

    Our friends at Americans for Prosperity are up with a new health care ad featuring a breast cancer survivor reminding us the ramifications of passing Obamacare.

  4. 3
    Feb
    05

    Con. Larry Kissel, More Vulnerable Daily

    Posted in Legislative Activity By Chad Adams | Tagged , ,

    Democrat Congressman Larry Kissell achieved notoriety as a school teacher in touch with the common man.  He campaigned as an outsider who felt the pain of folks who had lost their jobs.  He wore his liberalism proudly campaigning as the answer to the jobless woes of the 8th district. But rhetoric and reality are catching [...]

  5. Sep
    08

    Scripted Democrats Return From Break

    Posted in Healthcare, Legislative Activity, Politicians & Politicking By Chad Adams | Tagged , , ,

    Nothing disheartens more than to hear that your elected officials really don’t believe what they’re selling.  Rather than go back home, face constituents, get input and let their voters know what’s in their hearts, Congressional Dems chose a different path: As the 5 1/2 -week break began July 31, Democrats handed out seven-inch-long pocket cards [...]