At a recent graduation speech President Obama challenges students to speak up, to march, to lobby and to vote. In 2008 many students were drawn to Obama’s Hope and Change ideals. Today more high school and college age young people are realizing that entitlement programs are not free and that the national debt will fall [...]
You may feel as though you are well aware of the events that seem to shape the world today? Perhaps you feel as though they are beyond your power to change? And then again, you might be inclined as many American’s are, to state you don’t care about politics. In either case even the most diligent [...]
Big Labor’s top target in 2012 isn’t Mitt Romney, it’s Governor Scott Walker. A coalition of powerful unions has invested tens of millions behind a total war campaign to recall conservative Wisconsin Governor, Scott Walker. Yesterday, these unions submitted an astounding 1 million recall signatures, making the recall this May official. And the union money [...]
While some countries do not allow their citizens to vote, Americans are fortunate enough to have that right protected by their founding documents. Unfortunately, there are many who take that right for granted which may some day cost us that freedom. The United States of America is a constitutional republic (and a democracy to a certain extent). [...]
Halt the assault has started an online campaign to let our members of Congress know that the NLRB has over-stepped the rights of workers. According to LaborUnionReport.com help is needed: Last week’s NLRB vote to give unions the ability to ambush union-free workers and the companies that employ them, as well as to deny due process on bargaining [...]
Sen. Coburn, Sen. Inhofe, May 9, 2011 I am writing about S.679, introduced by Charles Schumer on March 30, 2011 and co-sponsored by 15 other senators, including the Republican leader and six other Republican senators. This is another case of the Chavezization of the United States of America. Our founding fathers wrote the Constitution the [...]
The occupy park benches movement (a.k.a. Obamaville liaison to Big-labor) is planning a “day of action” on Thursday. The New York local office is planning to start a march from city hall, across the Brooklyn bridge and onward to cause grid-lock near the intersection of Wall St. and Broad St. – the approximate location of [...]
Families in America must live within their means, and it’s time for the United States federal government to do the same. Don’t tell me it can’t be done. Since I lost my last full time job back in 2008, I’ve been able to make ends meet with less than half my previous income while simultaneously [...]
The day had been planned for more than a week. My husband was taking the day off so we could spend it together. It was our 9-year Anniversary. For some strange reason, the day we planned went nothing like we had hoped. It started off with me being sick. The day before I had awaken [...]
