December 10, 2011

…7;s opinions, including the notion that that free market capitalism does not work in today’s technically advanced, global commerce reality. The only answer, in their view, is a centrally planned, government-directed economy. We are now all wards of the state, unable to steer our own destiny and incapable of surviving on our intellect, talent and merits. We must be protected and provided for by a benevolent government with virtually un…
Tags: Andy Stern, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac., GE, General Motors, Kansas, Obama, Occupy Wall Street, Remarks by the President on the Economy in Osawatomie, SEIU, Serious Materials, Solyndra, the tea party, unions
Posted in Craig Covello, Domestic Policy, Economy | 6 Comments »
November 30, 2011

…of the Obama Coalition”, Thomas Edsall, by pushing “takers” into a non-working, entitlement, nanny state, socialistic philosophical ideology. Republicanism is not lost but it is certainly a candidate for a “Progressive Lite” label….or what as “Congress is Useless” all about? http://www.hollywoodrepublican.net/2011/11/congress-is-useless/ And all that is supported in academia today is under the myth of “academic freedom”. Collectivism and totalit…
Tags: First Amendment, Religion, Separation of Church and State
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January 25, 2009
…ant terrorists, alleged or otherwise, living on the continental United States. Even with these Executive Orders, Obama has not even begun his widespread change. This is coming. It will be to convert the Republican free market economy into European style socialism. Three months ago conservative pundits were using this fear almost as a passing reference, but now the reality of it is beginning to set in. Dick Morris, in an article that can be found …
Tags: John F. Kennedy, Thailand
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January 21, 2012

… seemed on the superficial level to offer continuity, it was actually an ideological reversal, back to the Liberal wing of the Republican Party. Though he lambasted his opponent Michael Dukakis, tarring him with the “Liberal” label, which Reaganism had turned into a dirty word, Bush himself was every bit a Progressive. His admitted trouble with “the vision thing” prevented him from continuing with Reagan’s unfinished work: shrinking government, e…
Tags: Compassionate conservatie, Debate, George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, nomination, Rick Santorum, Ronald Reagan
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October 21, 2009
…he fourth worst in the country. The only one significantly worse is Michigan at 15.2%. Notice any similarities between the two by the way? Not much except maybe extremely powerful unions in both! And, on top of all this, the economy is primed to get much worse. When I drive down the streets in Los Angeles, I see nothing but empty storefronts on all major boulevards. Portions of Laurel Canyon Blvd have four to five empty storefronts on each block…
Tags: Barbara Boxer, California, Dan Lungren, Diane Feinstein, Los Angeles, Michigan, Sean Hannity
Posted in Frank DeMartini, Uncategorized | 6 Comments »
November 15, 2011
The number of Mexicans leaving home for the United States is just about canceled out by the number returning, according to statistics provided by the Mexican government. The statistics suggest that a tough job market north of the border, combined with the inherent risks of making the trek, have for now dissuaded many Mexicans from crossing into the United States. It’s unclear how accurately the Mexican government tracks both legal and ille…
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November 22, 2011

…revenue, while the big problem for the left is that the upper crust of our society don’t get clipped enough. For the left, the symbolism of seeing the rich’s tax rates going up is more important than if it benefits the economy. The GOP plan has yet to be fully explored so we don’t know what is in it but one has to understand that CBO scoring is problematic since it underestimates the stimulus of lower marginal tax rates so who knows whethe…
Tags: Tax rates, Taxes, Tom Donelson
Posted in Economy, Tom Donelson | 21 Comments »
July 23, 2009
…under 56%. He now has the tenth lowest approval rating over all presidents at this point in their presidency. As we all know the stimulus package was passed with the President’s usual statement that it had to be done now. The economy could not wait. A crisis was about to occur. It was promised in order to get the stimulus passed, that unemployment would not go above eight percent. It is now at 9.6% and easily on its way to over ten. In fact, the …
Tags: Barbara Boxer, Economy, socialism
Posted in Frank DeMartini, Uncategorized | 13 Comments »
April 21, 2009
Last Saturday morning, I had the privilege of attending the official commissioning ceremony of the USS Stockdale, a new destroyer named after deceased Admiral Jim Stockdale, a Vietnam War hero and POW that endured torture because of his refusal to capitulate to his captors. This article is going to be relatively short, but I want to say a few words about the pageantry and patriotism of the men and women serving in our Armed Forces, in this cas…
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March 12, 2009
…ngle. I must say that I’ve seen more creatures that I never new existed during this adventure; all of them creepy and crawly. But now we have a break for the first time in four weeks and I am ready to start thinking about the economy and politics again. After reviewing the news today and catching up on articles that were sent to me by my readers, it seems that the world truly is falling apart. Well, at least, that is what Nancy Pelosi and Barack …
Tags: Stimulus, Taxes
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