Specter’s Gone… A Time of Danger and of Opportunity »
Ever needing material to fill a twenty four hour news cycle, the talking heads were all atwitter about the defection of Arlen Specter to the dark side. The story fit their their template, something bad happening to the Republican is always worth reporting. Only, this isn’t anything particularly bad for the party. Sure it appears [...]
Sharron Angle releases Internet ad blaming Harry Reid for attack ads, seeking contributions »
Sharron Angle releases Internet ad blaming Harry Reid for attack ads, seeking contributions LAS VEGAS – Republican Senate hopeful Sharron Angle has released an Internet ad accusing Sen. Harry Reid of spending special interest money in a “brutal advertising assault … to throw mud and try to tear down his opponent” in the November election [...]
Who Should You Count On For Investment Advice? »
If you tell people that you play the market, they’re likely to respond in one of two ways – either they want you to give them investment advice, or they think that they’re experts and they want to give you investment advice. Today, investment advice is everywhere, but investors should beware – free investment advice [...]
Tea partiers wary of regulation, even in BP spill »
Tea partiers wary of regulation, even in BP spill A tea party favorite running for the U.S. Senate in Kentucky says President Barack Obama is using the Gulf of Mexico oil spill to advance an energy tax. Read more on WTOL 11 Toledo
Rock Musician Claims White House Has Banned His Song »
Jets, an anti-Bush dark pop/rock anti-war song by Mick Star which combines actual Bush speeches with the music and song lyrics in an interesting and poignant way, has been banned on American radio as a result of White House tactics to hold back funding from private, public and college radio stations across America that play [...]
Tea party channels anger »
Tea party channels anger Bill Warner of Yucca Valley is hardly a naive man. He ran his own engineering firm for three decades, and sold the assets just before the economy tanked. He built his dream home on a majestic hill abutting a national park, back when the housing… Read more on Appeal-Democrat
The Big Four »
Collis Huntington, Leland Stanford, Charles Crocker and Mark Hopkins, better known to history as the “Big Four,” were instrumental in building the Central Pacific Railroad and developing California’s railroad system in the years between 1861 and 1900. Of modest origins, all were born or had lived in upstate New York prior to being drawn West [...]
Ted Bundy, the Suave Lawyer »
Ted Bundy is one of the most notorious serial killer in the criminal history of America . Though he has confessed to killing only 28 people, it is estimated that he killed around 100 female victims in the 1970âs. Surprisingly this serial killer was a suave educated lawyer. Ted Bundy was born in November [...]
CNN – S.C. Drama Tops 3 Primaries Tuesday »
CNN – S.C. Drama Tops 3 Primaries Tuesday Voters In Three States Head To The Polls Tuesday, And In One Of Those States History Might Be Made: Read more on ABC 7 El Paso
Bernardsville GOP infighting continues »
Bernardsville GOP infighting continues BERNARDSVILLE – Friction between rival factions within the municipal Republican Party has intensified in the wake of last week’s primary and a reportedly contentious GOP reorganization meeting on Monday night, June 14, at Bernards High School. Read more on The Bernardsville News
Bush Planning Air Strikes on Iran? »
Is this deja-vu? Are we re-living the year 2003 all over again? According to Seymour Hersh (The New Yorker); the Bush White House is seriously considering air strikes against Iran. The White House has and will continue to say that the President will seek a diplomatic solution in talking with Iran; but according to Hersh [...]
Taking In The Sights Of Old Sacramento By Limo »
Sacramento is the capital of the State of California and is increasingly becoming one of the favored tourist destinations in the west. The most attractive prospect of a visit to Sacramento is the old quarter of the city, popularly known as Old Sacramento. It is a place where you can experience the Wild West, and [...]
Kick the Liberals Out and Reset the Constitution »
With members of the ultra-left Middlebury Institute sitting down with members of the League of the South, who are devoted to more limited government, and the two discussing plans for leaving the United States, the topic of secession has once again become just slightly more popular dinner conversation than how much lint Aunt Carla found [...]
Rule #1: Act Like a Lady—nine Tips to Help Hillary Clinton Win the Presidency »
Albuquerque, NM (February 2008)—The 2008 presidential campaign has already been one to remember and it will only get more interesting. Perhaps no candidate’s campaign has been as closely scrutinized as Hillary Clinton’s, whose every move seems to be picked apart by her fellow contenders and the press. And as Barack Obama continues to rack up [...]