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Federal overspending made simple to understand

The following comes from David Barton at Wallbuilders. It puts the federal budget into numbers that are much easier to comprehend for those of us who don’t deal in millions, billions and trillions! If the US Government was a family, … Continue reading

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The patriotic premises of liberals and the lies they tell

Did you know that children who attend American Independence Day celebrations are more likely to vote Republican (gasp!) when they grow up? Don’t tell the Obama regime, otherwise they might concoct a scheme to ban the celebration altogether. Oops! Too … Continue reading

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My letter to Speaker Boehner

The following is a copy of the e-mail I was encouraged to send to House Speaker John Boehner. I am completely disgusted with the GOP and its policy of giving into the Democrats every time they whimper, whine or threaten. … Continue reading

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Democrats, the media and their terrorist agenda

America has an avowed policy against negotiating with terrorists, particularly when those terrorists are holding hostages. Or at least that’s what we’re told. It certainly makes sense politically and militarily. If your enemy knows that all he needs to do … Continue reading

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Conservatives can’t win playing prevent defense

If ever there were something I could be jealous that I didn’t think of first, this could be it. The thesis that Conservatives are good at complaining about Liberal policies while even fewer of them can actually articulate conservatism, has … Continue reading

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Purging the GOP of the liberal-lite

Articles like this seem to be growing in popularity as the partisan political operatives masquerading as journalists try to convince us that the days of the Tea Party are over. This might be true for those who tried to co-opt … Continue reading

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McCain protests like a Liberal

It’s offensive when politicians try to convince us of something that they’re not. I once had this experience with a Republican state senator in California when, as a newspaper reporter, I pinned him down on his votes to raise taxes via something called the Vehicle License Fee. His answers to my questions sounded an awful lot like Sen. McCain’s protests covered by the Yuma Sun, or Nancy Pelosi’s “We have to pass the (health care) bill so you can see what’s in it.” Continue reading

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The rise of Conservative media and the web it weaves

came across one such artist recently who, in my own opinion, seems to have captured the sense of the rising anger in America: a righteous indignation over the principles and morals of a depraved Liberal society that believes people who work hard for what they have ought to be stripped of what they’ve earned so those who’ve sat on the proverbial couch and ate from the Liberal tray of chips can have more chips because somehow it’s not right to require they work for a living so they can buy their own food, health care, houses and what have you. Continue reading

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Amazing how little things really changed since 1948

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American Newspapers apparently okay with shredding of the US Constitution

In the grand scheme of things, the Central Valley of California has benefitted over the past year or so in an ironic sort of way with respect to water and politics. Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh have highlighted the water issues impacting California’s Central Valley, and our own Congressman here in the southern end of the San Joaquin Valley, Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., has been eager to give voice to a region of the United States that is disappointingly ignored in both the state and US capitol buildings.
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