Obama’s Need For Change

by Ted M on November 4, 2009

The campaign for president is long since passed and we are faced with yet another election year, however seemingly unimportant this particular year. Congress will soon be the next big election next year and this provides the GOP, salivating for a return to power, a causeway to change for their party.
Who knows if [...]

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The No Referendum Referendum

by Ted M on November 3, 2009

A lot of pump has been put into the idea that elections today in New Jersey and Virginia are a referendum on president Obama and the Democratic congress. The truth is, this could no further from the choice, especially in Virginia. These races are local races being defined by local issues and local personalities. [...]

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The Leno Late Night Debacle

October 6, 2009 Politics

NBC’s recent decision to replace Jay Leno with Conan O’Brien will no doubt become the talk of late night — late night debacles that is. Sure, Conan’ O’Brien is a great comedian with great qualities but the fact is, he is just not right for the Tonight Show like Leno most definitely was for [...]

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The Universal Healthcare Mistake

October 5, 2009 Politics

Obama is right to say we need a national healthcare agenda and a national health care plan for all Americans. Democrats are right to say we need affordable healthcare for everyone that is not at the whim of insurance companies and profit driven industry decisions. The GOP is right to question the affordability of [...]

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The GOP Breach of Contract With America

October 5, 2009 US Politics

1994 was good year for the GOP. Republicans had Newt Gingrich and his contract with America and plenty of socially charged fodder and liberal bashing, to fuel a takeover of congress after Bill Clinton’s triumphant walk into Washington in 1992. Today, the enemy at hand and the socialist at hand is Barrack Obama. Conservatives [...]

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Sotomayor And Conservatives In The Gutter

May 28, 2009 Law & Justice

Obama has made his pick for the Supreme Court to replace David Souter. He has chosen a legal veteran with a myriad of legal experience and personal experiences which no doubt will bring a different flavor to the high court’s bench. Sadly to say in these bitter political times, some members of the GOP [...]

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The Terrible Populist & Credit Cards

May 21, 2009 Business

Horace Cooper of the Institute of Liberty seems to think credit card issuers and big banks are our friends. He writes that the recent bill to clamp down on some credit card practices, by Congress and the Obama administration are “a terrible idea” built on a shaky populist notion that rewards bad credit behavior [...]

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A Cooperative Healthcare Debate

August 19, 2009 US Politics

President Obama has opened a can of beans like no other (than maybe Bill Clinton) with the recent health care debate. Town halls are filling up with lobbyist organized detractors posing as average citizens. The GOP and it’s health care cronies are flooding the airways and print with blatantly twisted falsehoods to scare people [...]

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