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Category Archives: Politics
Returning to Grade Obama
Hello everyone who still might have this blog in their reader. I’ve decided that if Rick Sanchez is deemed worthy enough to have his own show, I’m worthy enough to throw out some opinions about politics. Also, Jonathan and I … Continue reading
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Editorial: The Unintended Consequences of Credit Card “Reform”
This week with wide support and much fanfare, the US Senate passed a bill called the “Credit Cardholders’ Bill of Rights Act of 2009″, touted as a measure to “protect” us against the “evil greedy” credit card companies. Let’s get … Continue reading
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Editorial: Senator critical of budget, but thinks some cuts are ill-advised
Senator Saxby Chambliss (R-GA) wrote to his constituents in an email newsletter that the “President Proposes Cuts to Key Ag Programs.” I might have just deleted the email, but there was one glaring example of the systemic problems we battle when it comes to a huge, imperial federal/central government and career politicians. Continue reading
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Editorial: Roland Martin Doesn’t Get It
One of the worse commentators on CNN has to be Roland Martin, and this week he did nothing to change my mind. I don’t want to rehash the whole Miss USA gay marriage answer debacle. If you’re against gay marriage, … Continue reading
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Editorial: The Audacity of Fear
When President Obama ran for president, he ran on few solid issues or theories. He promised “Change” and told us to have “Hope”. Whether I liked the few policies he talked about or not, I had to hand it to … Continue reading
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An open letter to the Libertarian Party: Forget Ron Paul
I have been a libertarian for many years, but only recently have I considered myself a member of the Libertarian Party. I supported Michael Bednarik in 2004 and I plan to vote for Bob Barr this year because I think … Continue reading
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