ari | October 30, 2008
An October 29 editorial by the Colorado Springs Gazette urges voters to “get real,” yet in endorsing Amendment 48 the editorial ignores all the realities about the measure and its flaws. Here I reply to the editorial point by point (all indented text is from the editorial).
The moment the egg is fertilized… it becomes a [...]
julian dunraven | October 29, 2008
* * * This insightful essay comes from a U.S. officer serving in Iraq. I quite enjoyed it, and hope you all will as well. Julian Dunraven, J.D., M.P.A. * * *
By CPT. Hunter Hawke
The upcoming election is extremely important to everyone, but perhaps especially to members of the military. Thus, as a member of [...]
josetejedor | October 29, 2008
I know that many of my friends use BlackBerry phones so they’d want to know this. QIK has an alpha version available for BlackBerry. I don’t have a BlackBerry so if anyone tries this please comment on how it works. Alpha software is typically full of bugs, but it could work fine.
Get the software on [...]
ari | October 29, 2008
In a letter to the Craig Daily Press, Lynne Herring offers the following reason for voting for Republicans and Amendment 48:
Please vote yes on 48. I believe, as a Christian, that when I stand before God and He asks me if I did everything in my power to respect and protect life, but I chose [...]
julian dunraven | October 28, 2008
By Julian Dunraven, J.D., M.P.A.
Honorable Friends,
A guest at tea informed me that she enjoys our visits because they are among the few chances she gets to discuss politics openly. It seems that she refrains from any mention of politics at work, and even at dinner parties if she is not close to the guests. This [...]
josetejedor | October 27, 2008
Check this out… Liberty on the Rocks received a mention in the Rocky Mountain News this last weekend.
Wesley Dickinson, a 30-year-old Denver engineer, thinks the economy is forcing people near his age to confront politics more so than at any time since the 1970s economic downturn created a generation of Reagan Republicans. Since then, people have been [...]
julian dunraven | October 27, 2008
By Julian Dunraven, J.D., M.P.A.
Honorable friends,
The value of the dollar is up, gold is down, and so is oil; stock values have plummeted, and everywhere I hear fretting about deflation. Do not be deceived. It is not deflation, but inflation which has come to plague us. If people fail to understand this point and rely [...]
julian dunraven | October 25, 2008
By Julian Dunraven, J.D., M.P.A.
(For initial story, click here)
Judge Surrick has issued a ruling in Berg v. Obama. The Judge has dismissed the case for lack of standing. Berg is immediately appealing.
According to the Court, the claims,
“…regardless of questions of causation, the grievance remains too generalized to establish the existence of an injury in fact. [...]
julian dunraven | October 24, 2008
By Julian Dunraven, J.D., M.P.A.
Honorable Friends,
For those of you unaware, Pennsylvania attorney Philip J. Berg has filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania alleging that Barack Obama is not eligible for the Office of the President because Obama lost his U.S. citizenship when his mother married an Indonesian citizen [...]
julian dunraven | October 23, 2008
By Julian Dunraven, J.D., M.P.A.
Honorable friends,
We have all heard the old adage that when the market is down, gold is up. Well, the market is most assuredly down . . . but so are gold prices. Yet, strangely, demand for gold and other precious metals is skyrocketing, while supply is so low that people are [...]
Loading ...