Here in Washington state and in seven others, we are seeing a television ad supposedly directed at our Senators. It is a slick presentation hustling the virtues of climate change legislation in DC. We see a National Guardsman whining about having to clean up tar balls from the gulf oil spill, rather that doing “what I signed up for”, which I guess is risking death | Read More »
The Sestak saga has finally come to an end. President Obama has completely and satisfactorily explained all the confusion surrounding a supposed job offer to Congressman Sestak in return for dropping out and allowing Arlen Spector to win in Pennsylvania’s Senatorial primary. It turns out that Sestak was not really offered a “job” but instead only participated in a phone call with Bill Clinton, in | Read More »
I will be the first to admit I am suffering a monumental case of writer’s block. It’s not that there is a shortage of things to write about, it’s quite the opposite. My plate is so full, I can’t tell the corn from the peas. The breathtaking pace with which this administration is changing our Country is almost impossible to get your arms around. It | Read More »
The new Arizona immigration law is certainly getting a lot of people excited. Many claim that it will lead to rampant racial profiling, wholesale arrests and deportation, and all manner of inhumane debauchery inflicted upon “undocumented visitors” in our Country. There is no doubt in my mind that this law was conceived and passed in an attempt to restore order in a state that is | Read More »
I am amused today by news reports about the mandate provision of Obamacare. I think most of us understand the word mandate to mean requirement or directive. If there is an insurance “mandate” in Obamacare, then surely, we must purchase insurance under the new law. In a recent town hall type meeting, Democrat Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz protested that the Government will not require Americans | Read More »
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