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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
Posted in party politics
Tagged censorship, civility, congress, david limbaugh, democrats, free speech, joe wilson
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Comrade Bush’s Car Bailout
How does a GOP president push for full-scale, union-approved, taxpayer-funded central planning? By Deroy Murdock As he madly dashes further into socialism, Comrade George W. Bush seems determined to lavish billions of taxpayer dollars on Detroit’s automakers — conservatism, Congress, … Continue reading
Posted in current events
Tagged bailout, bush, congress, economics, free market, labor unions, pelosi, socialism
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Davy Crockett on Social Spending
David W. Neuendorf © 1995 Committees of the US Congress have recently been discussing the cutting or elimination of certain federal spending programs. From beginning to end, the discussion seems to be centering on whether the programs are effective and … Continue reading
Posted in history
Tagged charity, congress, constitution, davy crockett, federal spending, history, welfare
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