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In this clip from an MSNBC interview Senator John Kerry says that the media has a responsibility to not give equal time to conservative view points. I think I might cover this in more detail tomorrow and how it fits into the collectivism scheme that progressives follow, and how it misrepresents the conservative position on [...]
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I took a little break last week, but I am back. The big news is that Standard and Poor downgraded US debt late last Friday. One other agency (name escaping me right now) had already downgraded US debt and Moody’s still may do so. This should come to no surprise to anyone. Several months ago [...]
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The Senate last week voted 51-46 to not even consider the Cut, Cap, and Balance bill passed by the House of Representatives. That is, they voted to not even vote on the solution. Ideology once again trumps common sense. Instead of coming up with ideas to address the spending problem, people such as Paul Krugman [...]
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The House of Representatives have passed the “cut, cap, and balance” legislation 234-190 to address the spending problem that is plaguing Washington. At this point it is simply a sign that conservatives in the House are the only ones providing real solutions to the problem because the very liberal Senate is not likely to even [...]
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“It is possible for us to construct a package that would be balanced, would share sacrifice and would involve both parties taking on their sacred cows.” Obama called the sacred cow of the Democrats Social Security Reform and for the Republicans bringing in more tax revenue (tax increases). The irony here of course that higher [...]
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