Tag: "Corruption"

A Thank You Note to “Progressive” Hero Dr. Kermit Gosnell

By Stevie J. West on May 14, 2013 in exposing Obama, featured opinion, Health Care Reform, Opinion, Politics, War on Women

Dear Dr. Gosnell, Before I really get going here, let me just say I’m sorry the “progressives” have abandoned you, that they’re pretending to condemn your bloody work. That must be hard; after all, they supported you for decades until your gruesome activities were brought to the light and started to harm their “babies are [...]

Bias Against Right Wing? IRS Says Sorry.

By Teresa Wendt on May 10, 2013 in *Participate*, Featured, Politics

Did your left leaning friends kid you when you talked about a conspiracy against the Tea Party? Did they tell you that the investigations of right wing groups was normal, or maybe a figment of your imagination? Well, you were right. This week the IRS has formally apologized to groups it unfairly chose for investigation [...]

Rep. Issa Investigates IRS Impropriety

By TJ Thompson on Feb 22, 2013 in A Broken System, In The News, Money, Politics

Darrell Issa (R-CA), Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, is investigating whether or not an IRS employee’s personal relationship with the owner of a computer company led to the awarding of government contracts worth nearly $500 million. The Congressman sent a letter to acting Treasury Secretary Neal S. Wolin, seeking information about a relationship between [...]

Senator Menendez’s Wikipedia Page Briefly Defaced

By TJ Thompson on Jan 30, 2013 in Featured Posts, Politics

New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) is currently being involved in an FBI investigation for allegedly participating in parties with underage prostitutes in the Dominican Republic while on trips with campaign financiers. Some internet “vandals” saw this as an opportunity to deface, in a way, the Wikipedia page of Senator Menendez. The Screen capture is [...]

Government Unions-A ‘progressive” Failure Foisted Upon America

By Michael J. Fell on Aug 21, 2012 in 2012 Election News, exposing Obama, Opinion, Politics, Public Sector Unions

Merriam-Webster’s definition of EXTORTION 1: the act or practice of extorting especially money or other property; especially: the offense committed by an official engaging in such practice 2: something extorted; especially: a gross overcharge http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/extortion From Chicago to Madison to Sacramento to Washington DC and points in between: » Do as we say and nobody [...]

MoveOn Attacks Ryan With Lies

By Michael J. Fell on Aug 16, 2012 in 2012 Election News, exposing Obama, Opinion, Politics, The Democratic Attack machine

Here is the latest from MoveOn.org in the lie filled institutionalized “progressive” left’s smear campaign against Rep. Paul Ryan. How does MoveOn expect anyone outside their ever shrinking “progressive” echo chamber think-alike tank to take them seriously? Not only are the assertions about Paul Ryan based on misrepresentations, distortions and outright falsehoods, the only “supportive [...]

How ethical is your state?

By Liz Harrison (twitter: @GoldwaterGal) on Mar 19, 2012 in featured opinion, In The News, Opinion

The results of the State Integrity Investigation, a joint effort by The Center for Public Integrity, Global Integrity, and Public Radio International, were released today. Presumably to keep things relatively simple, grades were given to each state on an A through F scale. Now, not to keep everyone in suspense, no one did well. There [...]

Congress To Attempt Self Policing… Really!

By R. Mitchell on Jan 30, 2012 in Featured Posts, In The News, Legislation, Politics

Would you trust your 7 year old child to “self-regulate” their sugar intake the day after Halloween? Just leave your child with a gigantic bowl of candy, and tell them to use their own discretion. Sounds ridiculous doesn’t it? Members of Congress are now claiming that they will try something akin to that. Congress doesn’t [...]

Supreme Court Shreds Democrat's Powerplay Attempt in Texas

By R. Mitchell on Jan 21, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Featured

On Friday the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on 3 Texas redistricting cases before it, where the State leglislature had redrawn district lines to reflect the Census-reported 4.2 million population increase during the past 10 years. This dispute came about due to a panel of three federal judges deeming themselves self-important enough to redraw the district [...]

"Blog post: Wasserman Parents Go to Jail – not correct"

By R. Mitchell on Jan 18, 2012 in In The News

UPDATE: The original publisher is now saying that the sources are “conflicting” – as such, take the information in this post with some regard. Quote for the originating editor: “[Note - It would seem that some sources for the relationship that Wasserman has are in conflict. Some say that Diana Wasserman is her mother and [...]

PNT advises against LightSquared

By R. Mitchell on Jan 17, 2012 in In The News

On Friday, Ashton B. Carter, Deputy Secretary of Defense and John D. Porcari, Deputy Secretary of Transportation, issued a letter to Lawrence Strickling, Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information. The two men are co-chairman of the National Space-Based Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Executive Committee. This is the organization that was charged by the Federal Communications [...]

LightSquared Complains of Conflict of Interest

By R. Mitchell on Jan 16, 2012 in In The News, Politics

In its continuing disregard for public safety, LightSquared filed a complaint with the NASA Investigator General’s office regarding conflicts of interest on the PNT Advisory Board last Wednesday. In its complaint LightSquared claims that Dr. Brad Parkinson, who sits on the Board of Directors of Trimble and was the original program director (1972) and chief [...]

LightSquared's Own Test Proves Interference with Precision GPS Receivers

By R. Mitchell on Dec 14, 2011 in Featured Posts, In The News, Politics

High-speed mobile broadband hopeful, LightSquared released a video yesterday that proves, in fact, that their equipment does interfere with high precision GPS receivers. In the video, LightSquared shows off a work-around alternate GPS antenna which does appear to filter out the interference. The alternative antenna begs the question, however, who would pay to retro-fit the [...]

LightSquared and GPS Interference

By R. Mitchell on Dec 14, 2011 in In The News

Imagine you are at the controls of a small single engine airplane. You are flying in the clouds, relying on your instruments to keep you out of trouble. All you see out your windscreen is gray. You are setting up for an instrument (ILS) approach to a small airport. You are 1000 feet above the [...]

Obama-Crats Had a Real Bad Week

By R. Mitchell on Dec 10, 2011 in Featured, In The News

While President Obama continued his absence of leadership in several key battles in Congress this past week, several Democrats faced an onslaught of criminal charges: abuse of power (Blagojevich), calls for impeachment for lying to Congress (Holder), possible future criminal charges for embezzling clients money (Corzine) and the call for immediate ethics charges for her [...]