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Is the Economy Recovering?

The stimulus is supposed to save the economy from depression, right? Isn’t that why the Obama and Bush administrations spent trillions of our hard earned dollars? But has the economy been “stimulated” (sounds dirty, doesn’t it?), or has it simply been propped up, only to fall apart again as soon as the money runs out?
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Think Brown Will Stop Government Run Healthcare?

If you listen to this youtube clip, you may not think [...]

What to Do About the Scott Brown Issue?

After a recent post about Scott Brown being far from a liberty-oriented candidate, many responded that it’s important to live in reality, and that we cannot have a perfect candidate. Especially not one who lives in Massachusetts.  
I agree that it’s important to live within the means of reality, and I believe that is exactly [...]

I’m Glad Scott Brown Voted for the Jobs Bill…

…early on that is.  At least everyone was paying attention.  
While myself and others recognized that Scott Brown was not a liberty-loving fellow and were expecting this kind of behavior, it hasn’t been seen that way across the country (until now, hopefully).  All most people knew was that he was running against a Democrat and he [...]

Jon Stewart vs. O’Reilly

This past week, Fox News viewers were given the opportunity to watch Jon Stewart and Bill O’Reilly go at it.  I couldn’t bring myself to watch the entire episode, as it wasn’t more than five minutes into it that I was already fed up with both of them.  I was, shall we say, dismayed with [...]

George Bush: A Free Market Capitalist?

“Contrary to the prevailing wisdom in Washington these past few years, we cannot simply spend as we please and defer the consequences to the next budget, the next administration or the next generation.”

This is what Obama had to say to George Bush after he took office last year.  While it’s depressing to have to [...]

Scott Brown for Senate – An Ideal Choice?

Considering the buzz about the Massachusetts special election and candidate Scott Brown, I decided to do a little research into what the man was all about.  I was hoping to find a true liberty-driven candidate, but was a bit disappointed.  That is not to say that he doesn’t have some good qualities.  He does claim [...]

There is no pendulum.

In today’s paper, the Denver Post’s Kevin Vaughan analyzes the Colorado political scene after Governor Bill Ritter announced he would not seek reelection. (”Ritter’s decision throws Colorado into political upheaval once again.”)
Regarding a potential Republican comeback in 2010, Vaugh quotes former state Sen. Mike Feeley, a Democrat, “I think it’s inevitable that the pendulum swings back the other way.”

There is no pendulum.

Instead of movement from one side all the way to the other, political shifts are more akin to a mother moving her infant from one arm to the other. There is a slight shift, but the baby is never far from the teat.
The mother notices the difference, but the baby doesn’t.

Senegal Statue Sparks Protest, But $133 Million for Building is O.K.?

An article today in NPR discusses the Statue in Africa that has sparked protest and has been labeled by critics to be a “multimillion-dollar presidential indulgence.”  While no stance is taken in the article, it seems to suggest the money was poorly spent by President Wade.  The title, For Many in Senegal, Statue is a [...]

Health Care Reform

This health care reform has tentacles.  It will control major aspects of our lives, including our ability to choose.
I know there are still people out there who believe the government is made up of good, selfless people who care only for their fellow man.  But let’s just get over that, shall we?  The government is [...]