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Progressive Senators Gang Up on Rand Paul to Allow EPA to Apply Cap and Trade by Fiat
By DJ Redman on Nov 11, 2011 in In The News
Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky submitted a resolution in the U.S. Senate on Thursday which would have stopped the EPA ( as in Extreme Political Activists) from enforcing the very same cap and trade laws that were previously voted down in Congress. The EPA regulations Senator Paul was trying to block is just the latest [...]
When Public Education Misses The Mark
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 [...]
Earthquake Shakes San Antonio
By R. Mitchell on Oct 20, 2011 in In The News
A very rare occurrence took place this morning in the Alamo City. At 7:24am, a 4.6 magnitude earthquake shook South Texas. The epicenter was approximately 47 to 50 miles south-southeast of San Antonio, between Pleasanton and Karnes City. South Texas residents are all abuzz with conversation about the quake. Those who have lived through earthquakes [...]
Southwest Flight Lands After Cockpit Break-In Attempt
By R. Mitchell on Oct 19, 2011 in In The News
A Southwest Flight crew asked for emergency clearance to land at approximately 3:30pm on Tuesday afternoon, after a man tried to break into the cockpit during flight. The incident is still under investigation, according to TSA spokeswoman Sarah Horowitz. According to Amarillo Aviation Director Patrick Rhodes, Amarillo police arrested the man, and turned him over [...]
San Antonio: Possible Terrorist Attack Attempt Thwarted?
By R. Mitchell on Oct 19, 2011 in In The News
While last night’s GOP Presidential Debate is the focus of the National news stations this morning, the local San Antonio focus surrounds the “extremely suspicious break-in” at the Bexar County Courthouse. Bexar County spokesperson Laura Jesse confirmed that there are five men, all of which are foreign nationals, are in custody, and the the FBI and Federal [...]
Cain’s Perry Problem- Big Issue or Over Reacting?
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain attacked fellow candidate Rick Perry Sunday because of the former name of a hunting lease the Perry family formerly leased. The former name of the hunting camp was “niggerhead”. Yes, Cain was correct about the former name being offensive, but is Cain over reacting? The Perry campaign released a statement stating [...]
We Love Our Guns In Texas
I am blessed and privileged to live in the great state of Texas. Texas is the only place I know where you can see cowboys driving cattle down the street in a large city. (It actually happens in Fort Worth and Dallas and maybe some others as well). The downtown cattle drives are great, but [...]
Texas, North Carolina and South Carolina Viewed as Best States for Business
By R. Mitchell on Sep 20, 2011 in Money
California, New York and Illinois Ranked as Worst for Business NEW YORK, Sept. 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ – Texas, North Carolina and South Carolina are viewed as having the best business climates among the 50 states, according to a new survey of U.S. corporate executives released here today. The poll pinpointed California, New York and Illinois as the U.S. states with the least favorable business climates. Conducted by [...]
Cancer Victim's Friends Defend Gov. Perry Over HPV Vaccine
Sep 15, 2011- Craig and Lisa Wilson, who are friends of Heather Burchamm, who died from cervical cancer, respond to critics over controversial Gardasil executive order signed by Texas Governor Rick Perry. Watch the latest video at <a href=”http://video.foxnews.com”>video.foxnews.com</a> Rich Mitchell is the Sr. Managing Editor of Conservative Daily News. His posts may contain [...]
Everything In Life Is A Choice
After the CNN/Tea Party debate in Florida, Wolf Blitzer interviewed Michele Bachmann one-on-one, and asked her specifically about the HPV vaccination issue that became one of the main topics during the debate. One statement Congresswoman Bachmann made in her response was: A little girl doesn’t get a do-over once she gets the vaccination. While this [...]
David Dewhurst Formally Launches His Campaign For U.S. Senate
By CDN Contributor on Sep 12, 2011 in 2012 Election News
This week, David formally launched his campaign for U.S. Senate, and the roll-out was a great success. In San Antonio, David held a town hall meeting at the state’s oldest VFW, drawing over 150 supporters. Grassroots activists, Tea Party members, veterans and young men and women all heard about David’s mission to stop Obama from [...]
Congressional "Super Committee" Meets, THCA Urges Protection From Texas Rep. Hensarling Co-Chairman
By R. Mitchell on Sep 09, 2011 in Politics
Texas Nursing Home Advocates Encourage Co-Chairman Hensarling to Maintain Adequate Medicare and Medicaid Funding for Preservation of Quality Care, Key Caregiver Jobs AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 8, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Texas Health Care Association (THCA) today praised the 12 bipartisan U.S. House and Senate members of the Congressional “super committee” for convening their initial meeting in Washington, and [...]
