The Debt Limit- A Guide To American Federal Debt Made Easy
A satirical look at how the debt limit applies to just one family. H/T Western Journalism
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Paul Ryan: 2012 Vice Presidential Profile
August 11, 2012: GOP Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney made the announcement that Wisconsin GOP Rep. Paul Ryan is his Vice Presidential running mate for the 2012 Election. PERSONAL INFORMATION Paul Davis Ryan, Jr. was born January 29, 1970, the youngest of four children of Betty and Paul Murray Ryan. His father (now deceased) was a [...]
What Every Citizen Must Know About Our Debt!
In this video, accountant Hal Mason explains in detail, and so simply that even the most strident progressive will be able to understand, how and why the US faces imminent economic disaster! It is vitally important that we all understand this problem, and what it will take to correct it. The video is about five [...]
NEWS FLASH: Lindsey Graham is a “top conservative”!
By Michael J. Fell on Jun 12, 2012 in featured opinion, Opinion, Politics, The Democratic Attack machine
Jonathan Karl, Richard Coolidge, Gregory Lemos and Sherisse Pham, part of the collective, useful spokes-tools employed by ABC News and the “progressive” Party Pravda’s online misinformation outlet known as Yahoo News are at it again. To begin with, this “progressive” misinformation’s “headline” is pure, pre-fabricated nonsense that reads: “Top conservative says read my lips: Don’t [...]
Was “The Private Sector is Doing Fine” Really a Gaffe?
When obama uttered the words “the private sector is doing fine” speculation ran rampant, declarations occurred and questions abounded. Obedient spokes-fools within the “progressive” Party Pravda remained largely mum, dutifully neglecting or downplaying the story. Conservatives pounced on the statement, speculating aggressively about obama’s lack of perceptive abilities while declaring it to be the biggest [...]
United States Budget: A Budget That Can’t Be Balanced
Washington is in quite a dilemma, and it’s quite alarming! This video explains why our budget cannot be balanced.
Sustainable Development is Truly Unsustainable
As the Supreme Court determines whether government can infringe into the depths of our lives, it appears our representatives are leading us toward the creation of global soviets. Where the planning of our lives, commerce, communities and even our health are accomplished through facilitated community groups, centralized planning or the strong arm of the law [...]
Reality Check On GOP Candidates
By TJ Thompson on Feb 25, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, In The News, Legislation, Money, Politics, Videos
Ben Swann, a reporter from WXIX in Cincinnati, OH who is surging in national popularity, has put together a 30 minute “Reality Check” on the 4 GOP presidential candidates ahead of Super Tuesday. The extended feature focuses on three main issues: Budgets, Gas Prices, & Iran. Follow Ben on Facebook & Twitter . —
Romney Promises A 20 Percent Tax Cut… For All
By TJ Thompson on Feb 22, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, In The News, Legislation, Politics, Videos
Mitt Romney is out trying to rally votes in the Wild, Wild West. Today, the former Massachusetts governor was at the Tri-City Christian Academy in Chandler, Arizona. During the course of his 20 minute speech, Romney began by lambasting President Obama for the first 5 minutes before swerving into his policy plans. Romney was scarce with [...]
GOP Candidates Debate, After Nearly Month Off
By TJ Thompson on Feb 22, 2012 in Politics
Thus far in the 2012 GOP Presidential cycle, there have been 25 debates since May of 2011 – which averages 1 debate approximately every 12 days. Tonight, February 22nd, the candidates take to the stage at the Mesa Performing Arts Center in Mesa, Arizona. This time, however, they have been away from the debate stage for nearly [...]
Debt Ceiling Debate: Round 2
. Congress is fresh off the ‘Great Debt Debate of 2011′, and wasting no time in kicking off Round 2 of this fight. Today, the US Senate rejected a bill that would have prevented raising the Debt Ceiling by another $1.2 Trillion. CNN.com has reported: A procedural motion to move forward with the bill was [...]
