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  • MailChimp conflict of interest?

    Mail Chimp for those that might not know who or what this small com­pa­ny actu­al­ly is all about is a com­pa­ny sort of like con­stant con­tact only a lot small­er with less con­sumer func­tion­al fea­tures. Basi­cal­ly they are an email com­mu­ni­ca­tion and or mar­ket­ing com­pa­ny that sells access to dif­fi­cult to use soft­ware access to…

  • North Carolina race heats up

    The biggest races in the US sen­ate con­test may be in North Car­oli­na. The most expen­sive elec­tion cam­paign in the his­to­ry of North Car­oli­na elec­tions has been a huge con­tention among some vot­ers.  source North Car­oli­na Sen. Kay Hagan is sit­ting on the most expen­sive hot seat in Sen­ate his­to­ry. Spend­ing in her Sen­ate race…

  • Ebola Threat

    Ebo­la as you know has been a big fac­tor in the news cov­er­age over the last two months, how­ev­er it is even more dis­turb­ing with the lat­est news.  Texas work­er tests pos­i­tive for Ebo­la, U.S. air­ports start screen­ing source.  Could the hos­pi­tal that refused life sav­ing treat­ment, (alleged­ly)  be respon­si­ble for this out­break? Could they…

  • Harry Reid forgets?

    Recent­ly Har­ry made the news when he attempt­ed to tell the entire world that every­one that said they expe­ri­enced Oba­ma Care prob­lems were Liars.  Why do we have these peo­ple in office, they would like­ly be hap­pi­er in a home any­way, so why do they just keep on, when they so long ago stopped rep­re­sent­ing…

  • Medicare Advantage Cuts?

    What are you telling me that Medicare Advan­tage Plans which were intro­duced in 2004 or per­haps ear­li­er are being CUT up and bend­ed, fold­ed and muti­lat­ed. Actu­al­ly this is true but what is even more inter­est­ing is that back in 2010 insur­ance com­pa­nies qui­et­ly began to Gut the Medicare Advan­tage plans… So while a lot…

  • Abolish the IRS?

    Can any­one say that the IRS serves a pur­pose beyond the idea that some­how the Rich pay less tax­es than what they would pay if there was not an IRS? “I think there’s a major oppor­tu­ni­ty, giv­en the scan­dal at the IRS, to real­ly get at try­ing to abol­ish that agency,” Miller told FOX Busi­ness’…

  • The Ultimate Double Standard

     Find­ing out what the truth is can be very hard to do.  Imag­ine for a moment that a cor­rupt media stan­dard has led to what could be the most dif­fi­cult prob­lem ever to be exam­ined under the light of day. An orga­ni­za­tion that is a reminder that Tax­a­tion with­out Rep­re­sen­ta­tion is still in the Con­sti­tu­tion.…

  • The rapture

    Well in case you have not been watch­ing the news today and sev­er­al hun­dred bill­boards and posters all over the place, then you know that a pre­dic­tion made by a 89 year old elder­ly man who you could eas­i­ly say alleged­ly was a lit­tle senile, but the real sto­ry here is not the end of…

  • Arnold, and the end of days movie.

    With the pre­dic­tion of the end of days, being the result of an elder­ly man who alleged­ly is like­ly senile, much of the media is con­tend­ing in ways that would seem to be hos­tile to all Chris­tians, which is sort of dis­ap­point­ing. Real­ly I guess with every­thing that is going on in the world when…

  • Cry Baby Unions?

    Sounds sort of fun­ny, I mean, when you see mem­bers that are paid way more than oth­ers for the same posi­tions yet they cry like lit­tle chil­dren over a few ben­e­fits that most of us will nev­er even see, yes sure unions can be good but. Are all unions like this? The answer is No,…