Crony Socialism
September 29, 2011 by Jeff Schreiber
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American Glob: SOLYNDRA REDUX: Obama Gives $737 Million Dollar Loan To Solar Company Connected To Nancy Pelosi’s Brother In Law STEP 1: Today the Department of Energy announced $1 Billion in new loans to solar companies… STEP 2: SolarReserve [one of the loan recipients] is partnered with a company called PCG – Pacific Corporate Group… [...]
VIDEO: Bad Lip-Reading
September 28, 2011 by Jeff Schreiber
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I need a laugh. Especially after dealing with an Internet service outage at home for more than two weeks thanks to some new construction a few hundred yards away from my place. There’s a bit of frustration in being a blogger and being unable to comment on the goings-on in the world around me. There [...]
The Public and the Private
September 27, 2011 by John Feeny
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Following a recent and brief phone conversation that I shared with Jeff, I got to thinking about the very nature of the argument that is ripping at the fabric of our country. Specifically, I began ruminating on the two general sides of our society, the public sector and the private sector. We’ve all been raised having [...]
… and another scandal …
September 15, 2011 by Jeff Schreiber
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The Daily Beast: White House Pressure for a Donor? The four-star Air Force general who oversees U.S. Space Command walked into a highly secured room on Capitol Hill a week ago to give a classified briefing to lawmakers and staff, and dropped a surprise. Pressed by members, Gen. William Shelton said the White House tried [...]
Another White House Scandal
September 15, 2011 by Jeff Schreiber
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Townhall: More Lies: WH Emails Reveal Major ObamaCare Accounting Fraud Here’s the gist: to bring down the initial scoring numbers from the Congressional Budget Office, the Democrats created and stood by a completely unworkable entitlement program that would show a tremendous initial payoff on paper, even in the face of repeated warnings that the long-term [...]
The Myth Surrounding Job Creation (Redux)
September 13, 2011 by Randy Wills
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This piece, by Randy Wills, originally ran almost exactly a year ago — September 17, 2010. In the context of the perennial focus on jobs and, in particular, in the context of the president’s recent jobs-related speech and superficial push for job growth, I felt it appropriate to re-run the piece as Featured Commentary. Please [...]
A Texas-Sized Magnet
September 13, 2011 by Jeff Schreiber
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Education Week: Perry Defends HPV Shots, Illegal Immigrants’ In-State Tuition Bachmann also went after Perry over his state’s decision to grant in-state tuition to illegal immigrants if they’ve been in the state for three years and are working towards a degree and citizenship. “That is the American way,” Perry said, adding that he is not [...]
Pawlenty Endorsement of Romney Shows Alternate View of Campaign Reality
September 12, 2011 by Jeff Schreiber
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So much for “Obamneycare.” Those who watched Fox & Friends on the Fox News Channel while sipping their morning coffee–myself included–had the pleasure of seeing the first real consolidation of candidacy in the GOP presidential primary, as former Minnesota governor and former presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty threw his weight behind another former chief executive, former [...]
Recalling Innocence Lost
September 11, 2011 by Jeff Schreiber
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At the time, I recall thinking about how crystal clear the sky was in Philadelphia on that brisk Tuesday morning in September. There was not a cloud in the sky, and the weather alone made September 11, 2001 the kind of day that you look up, smile, and thank God for being so blessed as [...]
The Continuing War
September 11, 2011 by Ronald Glenn
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When the destruction of the Twin Towers in New York City occurred on September 11, 2001, I was in a government office in Cincinnati reviewing a probate case. The young lady who was helping me was surprised I was working. She told me that New York City was under attack and she expected everyone to [...]