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Obama Should get Serious about Spending

Obama Should get Serious about Spending

By • on February 11, 2010

It is that time of the year when Presidents rant and rave about the problem of government spending being out of control and they produce budgets that only add to the waste.  Barack Obama is no different; in fact, his budgets are the largest seen in US history.  Furthermore, his annual deficits are higher than the national debt was just a couple

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Not all Blacks Support the Obama Message

Not all Blacks Support the Obama Message

By • on February 6, 2010

A black that opposes the Obama agenda? If you view the mainstream media and read your daily news, such a thing does not seem possible? Fortunately, the good people of Project 21 and the National Center for Public Policy Research decided to

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President Obama Continues to Show Immaturity

President Obama Continues to Show Immaturity

By • on February 4, 2010

President Barack Obama has plenty of enemies and they flank him on both the left and the right. He is oblivious to the interests of voters and consistently interprets political events in a manner completely contrary to the facts.  His presidency is barely a year old and it is in serious trouble. While

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My Legal Right

My Legal Right

By • on January 27, 2010

I remember the nurse practitioner saying, “I have a legal obligation to tell you that you can end this pregnancy.” In spite of being overwhelmed by the timing of this pregnancy, this was the last thing

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The Results of a Complicated Tax System

The Results of a Complicated Tax System

By • on January 21, 2010

The Obama Administration loves to sing the praises of “transparency,” but finding such in any aspect of our government is difficult to say the least. Recently the Internal Revenue Service started to bang the drum on the importance of reducing errors and fraud by placing pressure on tax

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In Heavily Taxed States, People Vote with their Feet

In Heavily Taxed States, People Vote with their Feet

By • on January 20, 2010

Major news sources like to monitor migration trends among states. The Census Bureau has been watching these trends also and what you find “between the lines,” is really quite interesting. The fastest growing states for population are (in order) Wyoming, Utah, Texas, Colorado, Alaska,

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Is Massachusetts Senate Race a Health Care Referendum?

Is Massachusetts Senate Race a Health Care Referendum?

By • on January 18, 2010

Who would have guessed that a seat held by the Kennedys since the 1950s may find itself in the Republican column?  A state wide seat in which registered Democrats out number Republicans 3 to 1?  The news media is attributing these amazing turn of events — with the Republican challenger leading

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What’s so Great About Christianity

What’s so Great About Christianity

By • on January 17, 2010

In his elegant  book, What’s So Great About Christianity, Dinesh D’Souza makes a compelling case for belief in God from a Christian perspective. The book argues not against other faiths but against the absence of faith. It is so clear and comprehensive it should be required reading for all students

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Making 2010 a Great Year for America

Making 2010 a Great Year for America

By • on January 12, 2010

So we are starting a new year.  All of us have our personal aspirations.  Some are seeking a new job, others want new business opportunities, others still want to make major purchases for their home or companies.  Than there are those who simply want good things for themselves and those they

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Every American you know needs to read this

Every American you know needs to read this

By • on January 9, 2010

Massachusetts is holding a special election to fill Ted Kennedy’s Senate seat. The Democrat Coakley supports the Democrat’s health-care plan. The Republican Brown opposes it. With Kennedy, the Democrats had 60 seats in the Senate. With 60 YES votes, they can ram through whatever they like.

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