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This War’s “Victory Gardens”

Posted on June 9, 2008 - Filed Under Republicans, Pelosi, economic recession, disorder in the courts, Obama, Taxpayer Pledge, Reid, tax pledge, World politics, Global Warming, Taxes, Media Bias, Democrats, National Politics | Leave a Comment

In World War II the people of the USA rallied to their country’s call with a patriotic effort to relieve pressure on the food production processes needed to feed our troops by growing food in their own backyards.
This war, which involves energy, should be producing a new “Victory Garden”. We should be developing energy sources […]

Wind Farms and Oil Wells

Posted on May 22, 2008 - Filed Under disorder in the courts, McCain, Democrats, Media Bias, Global Warming, World politics, National Politics | Leave a Comment

Yesterday I drove through Kansas and got a chance to see close up the comparison between traditional energy production and alternative energy production.
Visually the new has a much greater impact - the towers looked to be around 100 feet tall and the blades probably 60 feet. The 100 or so visible from I-70 extend from […]

Corrupt Judge Resigns in NH - Steal money and get away with it II

Posted on April 21, 2008 - Filed Under disorder in the courts, Democrats, Legislators, New Hampshire, NH Politics | Leave a Comment

Judge Coffey, who conspired with her now disbarred husband to conceal the money he apparently looted from his elderly clients has belatedly done the right thing.
Had she been a “Commoner” her transgressions would have landed her in jail! But as a member of the black robed oligarchy that actually rules the once free state of […]

Lynch and Dems - nearly a Billion for Education plan

Posted on March 26, 2008 - Filed Under NH Income Tax, Republicans, economic recession, disorder in the courts, Taxpayer Pledge, Shaheen, tax pledge, New Hampshire, Legislators, Taxes, Democrats, NH Politics | Leave a Comment

The NH Supreme Court has decreed that as of July 1 if the legislature has not done an “adequate” job that the court will usurp the authority of the legislature and act to provide the opportunity for an “adequate” education to every child in the state. Last summer, the Dems in the legislature passed and […]

McIntyre - puppet for Pelosi and Trial lawyers

Posted on February 20, 2008 - Filed Under Democrats, Pelosi, disorder in the courts, McIntyre, War on Terror, North Carolina, Legislators, National Politics | Leave a Comment

When Rep. Mike McIntyre played puppet for Speaker Pelosi and left Washington without reauthorizing the bi-partisan supported Protect America Act, he left the Nation’s security at risk.
But the House Democratic leadership, led by Speaker Pelosi, refused to let the House vote on the bill. This led to a House GOP walk out led by […]

Why should Conservatives vote for McCain?

Posted on February 20, 2008 - Filed Under Veterans, Republicans, second amendment, disorder in the courts, Obama, Pelosi, Reid, War on Terror, World politics, Taxes, Democrats, tax pledge, National Politics | Leave a Comment

This seems to be the big question. Why should we Conservatives vote for and work to make John McCain the next President? Because that is what will be required for him to win.
Without the conservative base, if they stay home, Obama will win. There are some claiming that it will be no different, that somehow […]

Gold Star Mother takes it to Berkeley for the Marines

Posted on February 19, 2008 - Filed Under Veterans, disorder in the courts, Democrats, War on Terror, Marines, World politics, National Politics | Leave a Comment

Gold Star Mother Debbie Lee is not deterred by the Pinks or the Berks (Oh, maybe we should suggest all women in Berkeley wear pink berkas - and I know that is mis spelled)

Me thinks the ACLU doth protest too much!

Posted on February 19, 2008 - Filed Under disorder in the courts, dirty tricks, War on Terror, National Politics | Leave a Comment

The ACLU in their deliberately misnamed “National Security” effort have encountered a stone wall at the Supreme Court.
The ACLU sued on behalf of itself, other lawyers, reporters and scholars, arguing that the program was illegal and that they had been forced to alter how they communicate with foreigners who were likely to have been […]