Category Archives: party politics
End Federal Gag Order on Medicare Cuts
We cannot allow government officials to target individuals or companies because they do not like what they have to say. This latest effort to squelch free speech raises several serious questions. Continue reading
Posted in law, party politics
Tagged censorship, democrats, fascism, free speech, mitch mcconnell, obamacare
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Acorn Who?
Only one of the five television networks that interviewed President Obama for their Sunday shows bothered to ask him about Acorn, the left-wing community organizing group whose federal funding was cut off last week by an overwhelming vote in Congress. Continue reading
Posted in law, party politics
Tagged acorn, election fraud, ethics, john fund, media bias, obama
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Three Strikes And You're Out, ACORN!
Although everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty, a RICO investigation is now warranted. Attorney General Eric Holder should immediately order a RICO investigation, while we all wait to see if more footage is forthcoming. Continue reading
Posted in law, party politics
Tagged acorn, corruption, ken blackwell, obama, prostitution, rico, sex slavery
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Memo to Dems: Spare Us the Phony Wilson Outrage
While Democratic leaders are wagging their fingers at the Republican Party’s alleged descent into incivility over Joe Wilson’s unplanned, indignant outburst, they have a very short memory about their own partywide monopoly on incivility. Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, civility, congress, david limbaugh, democrats, free speech, joe wilson
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The Protocols of Lyin'
There is a new President in town and he is willing to say and do anything in order to get his health care bill passed. Continue reading
Posted in media, party politics
Tagged censorship, free speech, harold witkov, joe wilson, media bias, obamacare, propaganda
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Where's the Party of Ideas?
Where now is the intellectual center of gravity — the thrill of innovation, the ideological momentum — in American politics? Not in the party of Obama. Continue reading
