December 31, 2010

As the New Year is finally upon us, let us take look at some of the major events of 2010 from a Conservative perspective. Of course, the best thing that happened in the past year was the election on November 2. As you all know by now, the Republican Party picked up 63 seats in [...]
Tags: Barack Obama, Economy, Election, Foreign Affairs, Harry Reid, Hillary Clinton, Immigration, Nancy Pelosi, Obama, Republican, Tea Party
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December 30, 2010

This Christmas, I received an amazing and insidious gift called Apple TV. It’s amazing because it delivers streaming video content to our plasma television wirelessly from our computer’s files or the Internet. It is insidious because I spent all of December 26 in front of the television watching Netflix, You Tube and video from my [...]
Tags: 111th Congress, 112th Congress, 2011 New Year's resolution, Lame Duck Congress, Memorial Honors Victims of Eminent Dam Disaster, Obama, Pelosi, US economic collapse
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December 29, 2010
In a little bit more than 48 hours, 2010 will be a thing of the past. The New Year will be upon us and President Obama is hopefully about halfway through his presidency. We have the future to look forward to as both Conservatives, Republicans and Americans. Whether you like it or not, the era [...]
Tags: Barack Obama, Economy, Election, Frank Demartini, inflation, Nancy Pelosi, Obama, Republican, Ronald Reagan, Taxes
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December 28, 2010

Originally published 11/24/2010 on the Obama White House Diaries… 3X9JAN5JR9SA Don’t be misled about that title. This article is not promoting sales of contemporary furniture, hot tubs or sundry items. It’s about the US dollar. Yesterday, China’s Premier Wen Jiabal and Russia’s Prime Minister Vladimir Putin held a ceremony in St. Petersburg. After taking time [...]
Tags: Obama, US dollar, Vladimir Putin, Wen Jiabal
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December 28, 2010

The World Gets More Confusing Everyday Originally published October 7th, 2010 Welcome all to the fourth rendition of Hollywood Republican’s first column “This, That and the Other Thing”. This week I think we have some interesting things for you. Let’s start in Washington. According to WCHS News in Charleston, West Virginia (I know I [...]
Tags: California, China, Cigar Guy, NASA, UFO, Wild Fires
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December 27, 2010

Please consider today’s article to be in the format of “A Hollywood Republican” lite. As I promised a couple of weeks ago there will be no political rhetoric spoken or written by me during the Christmas/New Year season. I have decided to take a short break to hopefully recharge my batteries. So Christmas is over [...]
Tags: Christmas, New Years, rain, snow, Times Square
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December 25, 2010

I would just like to post a short message on this Christmas Day. It will probably be the final post on this old format of “A Hollywood Republican.” We should be down for about 24 hours starting tomorrow and then we will return with a whole new format for all of you to enjoy As [...]
Tags: Christmas, Religion
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December 24, 2010

Yesterday morning I was thinking long and hard about what to write for this post. I thought of rewriting my article from last year “Twas The Night Before Christmas-Washington Style.” But I’m not a big fan of re gifting. Then I thought I’d just post a picture of a big Christmas Tree and wish everyone [...]
Tags: Christmas, Entertainment, Entertainment Industry, Frank Demartini, Religion
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December 23, 2010

This morning, as with most weekday mornings, I stumble out of bed between 4 AM and 5 AM to perform the daily ritual. Make coffee. Feed Maverick before he wakes Karen up with his alley cat crying, Fire up the laptop. Boot up the Mac. And the question is always the same; what am I [...]
Tags: Climate Change and Adoption Task Force, Climategate, Department of Homeland Security, Diane Sawyer, Dr. Martin Luther King, environmental justice, Eric Holder, Hilda Solis, Janet Napolitano, Kathleen Sebelius, Ken Salazar, Lisa Jackson, Nancy Sutley, Obama
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December 22, 2010

I usually do not use this column to talk about individual motion pictures or to actually recommend one, but the movie discussed herein deserves some of my time and yours. Last Saturday night I was sifting through my Academy Screeners and nothing much caught my eye. I had already watched, “The Social Network,”, “The Fighter”, [...]
Tags: American Federation of Teachers, Education, Michelle Rhee, Randi Weingarten, Tenure
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