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  • An ounce of prevention

    Benjamin Franklin once said that “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” How true that is, with regard to the most recent con­gres­sion­al cir­cus and cau­cus, you have to won­der, just what they real­ly are doing up there, Lib­er­als on some of the news sta­tions, blam­ing one side or the oth­er, for…

  • Ballance the check book

    Har­ry reid alleged­ly is not going to do the right thing for the Amer­i­can peo­ple. At a time that is crit­i­cal in this nations his­to­ry, we have lib­er­als that do not care how much alleged dam­age they do to the econ­o­my. House Repub­li­cans’ ‘cut, cap and bal­ance’ deficit reduc­tion bill, has not been allowed an…

  • Flat Tax

    Can a flat tax repair the econ­o­my and get mil­lions of Amer­i­cans back to work? That may be very accu­rate, so why not do it?  Will a flat tax real­ly work to bring in more rev­enue? I tru­ly hope that the democ­rats do not fig­ure this out because the only way that Pres­i­dent Oba­ma gets…

  • 2560 Cut Cap Ballance

    Will we con­tin­ue to be Amer­i­ca the Beau­ti­ful or will we cease to be a nation of Free men and women? We have come to a cross roads and the deci­sion is before us will we con­tin­ue down the road to finan­cial ruin or will This is what the Amer­i­can peo­ple real­ly want and it…

  • Republicians Weak and spineless?

    Repub­li­cans Betry­ing the Amer­i­can Dream? Will this be the next big head­line, while con­gress sets up to pass what the only plan that has been put for­ward that might actu­al­ly work. Say its not so, in fact, imag­ine for a moment that men that were hired to do a job actu­al­ly had the Balls, to…

  • Cut Cap Ballance…

    Can it be done, or is it just a dream that politi­cians might one day stand up like men instead of weep­ing and cry­ing like chil­dren. Cut, Cap, and Bal­ance 103 House Repub­li­cans sent a let­ter to House Repub­li­can lead­er­ship call­ing for a solu­tion that could resolve the cur­rent debt lim­it impasse and pre­vent the big­ger, Greece-like debt cri­sis…